Environment secretary backs 2020 growth plan push
Robert Perciasepe, new Maryland environment secretary, urges early passage of the 2020 Commission growth plan. He cites concentrating development, protecting sensitive areas, and directing growth to existing centers, while county officials and Farm Bureau seek delays for study and concerns over land rights and flexibility. The plan proposes local growth plans and designated growth areas with service availability, with debates over density standards and potential costs to counties. The commission foresees 21 percent population growth by 2020 and substantial farm and forest development if unheeded.
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Vance Defers Kansas City Interview for Montgomery County Post
Rockville Montgomery County Deputy School Superintendent Paul L. Vance said he will not pursue the Kansas City Missouri superintendent opening. He will focus on winning the Montgomery County post, where he has declared himself a serious candidate as Dr Harry Pitt retires. The minimum salary is listed at 110000 dollars with negotiable compensation.
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No fault insurance not in panel report
A Maryland Governor's Commission on Insurance will not include no fault auto insurance recommendations in its panel report, focusing instead on anti trust fraud and solvency. The separate no fault set of recommendations may appear by March or April, with impacts on premiums debated.
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One killed in rush hour I-285 shootout in Atlanta
Police investigate a seven car crash on Interstate 285 after a rush hour gunfire left Hal Abercrombie 43 dead and three others injured. Involved driver James Edward VanAlstine 31 wounded and held on murder charges. his father James Earl VanAlstine 51 and Jeffrey VanAlstine 29 were in the second car. Witnesses limited. police seek other accounts to determine motive.
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