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Great tailpipe sniffing contest sparks Maryland VEIP debate
Maryland faces a costly fight over a Clean Air Act compliant Vehicle Emissions Inspection Program. Del Beck calls it the great tailpipe sniffing contest as legislators weigh a five year cost between $108 million and $168 million plus potential federal penalties. The dispute centers on contract terms with Systems Control Inc. and whether delays and potential price increases are warranted while EPA and congressional actions loom.
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Annapolis
Maryland
del. Raymond E. Beck
Frederick
Carroll
Senate House
Norman Stone
Baltimore County
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Harry R. Hughes
Judson P. Garrett Jr
Maryland Department of Transportation
DOT
Motor Vehicle Administration
MVA
Margianu Health Department
Systems Control Inc
Palo Alto
Calif
Washington
Baltimore
SCI
Board of Public Works
General Assembly
Hughes
Congress
Special Stone
Lowell K. Bridwell
Tom Widerman
F. Robert Miller
Federal Express
Bridwell
Miller
Widener
VEIP
Inseed
Transportation Trust Fund
Hnde
Netain CA Beno Saale
Cade
Environmental Protection Agency
del. Beck
Bridwel
Ban Nn
Marilandte Searatere
New York
New York Department of Transportation
Jude Thomas Griesa
Bradwell
Hudson River
Gricia
Westway
Special Joint Committee
Prince George's
Montgomery
Anne Arundel
Howard