Maryland Emissions Tests Expand to More Counties
The EPA says Maryland will extend mandatory auto emissions inspections to Frederick and other counties. Tests will be tougher and costs may rise up to 450 dollars, with a 75 dollar minimum for repairs in metro Baltimore and D C suburbs. The program aims to reduce urban smog as cars are put on computerized diagnostic treadmills.
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Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Maryland
Baltimore
Washington
Frederick
Frederick County
EPA
Bush campaign rhetoric escalates as old attacks reemerge
The piece surveys renewed Republican tactics against Sen Gore and Democrats, linking attacks over environmental policy and the Florida divorce case to a broader 1992 campaign strategy. It notes White House spokesmen and pundits amplifying criticisms while referencing Dan Quayle and family value rhetoric in the political climate.
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Brit Clinton
al Gore
George Bush
Sen Gore
White House
America
Clinton
Flonda Boy
Bush
New York
Florida
Wathe Horton
Mr Bush
Bob Dole
Turton Gore
Ins
James Baker
State Department
Han
Bakers
Health insurance battle blocks Jaime Keller care choice
Jaime Keller, an 18 year old injured in a brain aneurysm, faces a dispute over inpatient versus outpatient mental health treatment as her insurer Blue Cross Blue Shield of Western Pennsylvania argues outpatient care suffices. Her parents and doctors insist inpatient care is essential, amid a broader fight to reform health insurance influenced by political action committees funding lawmakers.
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Washington
Jaime Keller
Jaime
Dottors
Blue Cross
Vamid
Congress
Common Cause
House
Senate
Blue Cross’ National Association
Andrew Conte
Health care lobby favorites face scrutiny over costs
Jack Anderson notes lawmakers like Pete Stark Len Durenberger and Henry Waxman back health care reforms while a Senate investigation criticizes insurers for weak management and high executive pay. The column cites Blue Cross disputes and a payout for a top executive as evidence of industry excess. George Bush body language analysis follows, with expert quotes on nonverbal signals and political impact.
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Pete Stark
Calif
Ways and Means
Len David Durenberger
R-Minn
Senate
Henry Waxman
D.calif
Energy and Commerce Committee
West Virginia
Blue Cross
Blue Shield Association
Congress
George Bush
Charles Kimble
Boston Herald
Michael Dukakis
John Glenn
Nixon
Kimble
Bush
Dukakis
Bill Clinton
Clinton
Paroled Maryland prisoners find work on Frederick County farms
More than a dozen inmates released from Maryland penal institutions are employed on Frederick County farms. Farmers increasingly bid for parolees from their locality, deemed good labor. State Budget Director Walter N Kirkman notes wartime rationing impacts and vehicle tax revenue despite an 11 percent rise in registrations since January, with a 42 percent drop in June compared to 1941.
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Maryland
Frederick County
Farters
Mayetta Hershberger
Walter N Kirkman
Herbert R O'Conor
Frederick County sees first enforcement of new emission law
Nine tractor trailers halted by Maryland State Police mark the debut enforcement of the state emission law in Frederick County. Eight families displaced by Tropical Storm Agnes gain mobile homes arranged by county workers at Rose Hill Manor, prompting concerns over siting and lack of stay limits. County commissioners brief downtown interest groups on Frederick Development Plan, backing a central courthouse site in Frederick. Mayor Magaha and City Treasurer Eichelberger testifying before a US Senate panel seek reimbursement of 200000 dollars paid as ransom to Confederate General Jubal Early, with four percent interest pushing the claim toward 14 million dollars.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Rose Hull Manor
Charles Sanner
Rose Hill Manor
Sanner
Frederick
E Paul Magaha
Lous Eichelberger
US Senate
Jubal
Congratulations on the Hello It’s the People paper
A reader from Frederick praises the July 21 issue as a breath of fresh air, appreciating 216 pages of good news and calling it interesting and informative while extending congratulations and encouragement to the publisher.
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People
Poll skips Clinton Bush Perot Marron in Marland survey
The Sound Source poll avoids major party rivals and notes only Libertarian Andre Marrou qualified for ballot access. Report notes respondents’ undecided stance and the wider dissatisfaction with leading candidates amid a noisy election landscape.
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Fredenck News Post
Bull Clinton
George Bush
Funti
Ross Perot
State Board of Elections
Marland & Ceneral
Andre Marrou
Libertarian Party
Fess
Perot Bax
Bush
Ohio
Letters Jeopard change his spots and the party of change
A brisk, opinion heavy composite argues the press should spotlight new political life beyond the big two. The Libertarian message calls for limited government and individual responsibility while contrasting past and current government failures.
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Dan Qualye
Bush
Party of Change
St Louis
America
Libertarian Party
Congress
Sax
LSSR
News Post
Marron Aswel
Pri
Fluoride Debate Faces Dentists in City Meeting
A fragmented text recounts a public discussion where residents challenge dentists on the fluoride issue. It references a town meeting with mixed clarity, mentioning dental experts and public concerns about water fluoridation and health implications.
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Alaska
Anchorage Daily 1
To Ecology
University of Massachusetts
Bull Marcus
Office of Drinking Water
The
Environmental Protection Agency
Fluende
Paduca
Kansas
United States
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Floridation
Aha
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