Maryland Emissions Plan Faces Criticism and Delay
The 1982 General Assembly backed costly emissions testing but delayed start to July 1983 amid questions about scope, federal enforcement, and contractor costs. Critics cite selective counties, high fees, and out of state bidding while Rep Beck proposes using vocational schools. Comptroller Goldstein dissented, saying the contract did not feel right.
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Ollie
Maryland General Assembly
Carroll
Frederick
Maryland
Systems Control Inc
Palo Alto
Calif
Transportation
Lowell X. Bridwell
Joint Committee On
Feds
Assembly
Del
Raymond E. Beck
Carroll County
Beck
Louis L. Goldstein
Board of Public Works
Goldstein
Satchel Paige Lauded at Kansas City Park Naming
Satchel Paige spoke in a wheelchair at a Kansas City park ceremony named for him saying, Nobody on earth could feel as good as I do now. He faced emphysema and heart disease, yet shared simple rules for living and stayed determined despite illness and bitterness. Hall of Fame near certainty is noted by Bill Veeck, across a career clouded by Negro leagues results.
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Kansas City
Satchel Paige
Earth
Satchel
Bill Veeck
Paige
Evening Sun
Baltimore
Letters to the editor critique Emmitsburg board vote
Readers urge rebid of Frederick County Board of Education choices and rebuke Gail Bowerman for overstepping representative duties. Letter-writer calls for re vote and for better scrutiny by Central Committees to avoid a dictatorial board tone. The piece also cites democracy’s founding ideals and resident rights to representation.
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Board of Education
Gail Bowerman
Frederick County
Bowerman
Emmitsburg
County Council
PTA
Bees Claim Mailbox Battle Ends In Silence
Odd incident reports C W Spencer of Weverisn chasing a hive to the mailbox armed with helmet and boots, only to find the thousands of bees have vanished. Separate notes cover Boy Scout summer camp registration cancellation due to low signups and awards at Frederick Memorial Hospital and Maryland School for the Deaf diplomas.
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C. W. Spencer
Weverisn
Aymatter
Spencer
David Dunghall
Commodore Perry
Thurmont
Francis Scott Key
Henry R. Coates
Scouts
Charles E. Webler
Boy Scouts of America
Maryland School For the Deaf
Charles McC. Mathias Sr
Board of Visitors
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Angel Face and Drug Memo Shake Washington Power
In Washington, Attorney General William French Smith faces wear in the capital social scene after reports claim his memo on drug abuse targets untaxed drug money and illicit profits. The document also criticizes Hollywood influence and urges creation of law enforcement coalitions to curb the drug trade. Separately, Argentina’s naval officer Alfredo Astiz, nicknamed Angel Face, is cited as a brutal figure from the Falklands era, with France and Sweden pressing Britain for his extradition.
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William French Smith
Smith
Justice Department
White House
Jack Mitchell
Bill Graver
U.S
Hollywood
Lotusland
Heagan
Baltimore
Timilar
Miami
Angel Face
Falkland Islands
Alfredo Astiz
South Island
Dirty War” Agsinst Fropic
Argentina
Angel Face Astiz
Asti
France
Sweden
Astis
Escuela Heavy
Beemos Aires
Escuela
Astiz
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