Movement to halt Maryland vehicle emissions testing grows
Maryland lawmakers push to halt or repeal the expanded vehicle emissions program. Sen. Larry Haines notes regional concerns and potential sanctions from neighboring states. About 1.4 million motorists face testing and repair costs up to 450 dollars from 1997. A rally is planned at Lawyer's Mall in Annapolis as Delegate Martha Klima files repeal legislation.
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Fire destroys Amber Meadows home on Millstream Drive
A Trash can fire in an attached garage at 1830 Millstream Drive destroyed a home in Amber Meadows on Sunday night. Fire officials estimate 180000 to 200000 dollars in damage with no injuries. Deputy State Fire Marshal Ted Meminger said the blaze spread from garage to stairs and living areas, feeding on paints and cleaners. Clinton Lincoln discovered the fire and moved a vehicle from the garage as firefighters from Citizens, Fort Detrick, Independent, Junior and United battled the flames for about 20 minutes.
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Eisenhart Runs Frederick Public Works Hands On
Frederick public works chief Fred L. Eisenhart Jr. describes his role as hands on managing a $14.7 million budget with 230 employees in nine sub departments. He has worked in the sewer and snow operations while emphasizing customer feedback and continuous improvement. He cites the Carroll Creek parking deck as the costliest project and notes plans to run the Clustered Spires Golf Course like a business with operating costs covered and a reserve. He prefers recognition programs like employee of the month and rarely answers home calls except for major water main or sinkhole emergencies.
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Quiet council veteran keeps New Market steady through years
W Franklin Smith, 80, longtime New Market council member and former mayor since 1946, is known for silent leadership and steady work. He credits listening over talking, guiding growth from a rural town to a regional antiques hub, with 13 straight terms highlighting his local commitment.
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Anna Grove Surprised at 100th Birthday Party
Anna Grove of Frederick was surprised by about 70 relatives and friends as she entered the American Legion hall on Taney Avenue for a 100th birthday luncheon. She received written congratulations from President Clinton and Maryland officials, and joked she feels as young as 50 while enjoying life at 100.
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Has Gov Schaefer mellowed as he nears end of tenure
ANNAPOLIS AP. In a quiet moment by the fire Gov William Donald Schaefer, 73, questions whether he has softened. The two term governor and former Baltimore mayor reflects that his urge to act remains strong even as his political career winds down, with no outbursts in months.
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Schaefer the clown and the governor’s hard edge
The article portrays Maryland Governor Schaefer as a complex figure. It highlights his certitude and pride in his 39 year career while detailing his comic stage persona and a harsher, vindictive side that drew criticism from Ellen Sauerbrey and ordinary citizens alike.
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Weather Outlook and Cloudy Night Forecast
Inside The News reports becoming cloudy tonight with lows in the 20s. Tuesday will be cloudy and cold with a chance of light snow and highs in the lower 30s. The note references a weather map on page A-2 and mentions athletics footwear column on page Bi.
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