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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1997

Page

11

Auto insurance reform would let drivers opt out of pain claims

Congress bills propose allowing drivers to drop pain and suffering claims in auto cases in exchange for lower premiums, with a potential 30 percent cut. Victims would still sue for damages beyond policy limits under negligence law. Critics warn of inequity and federal overreach while noting costs and fraud arguments. A separate Maryland contract selects Lockheed Martin IMS to build a New Hire Registry to curb child support, unemployment, and public assistance fraud. The $32 million program will require employers to report new or rehired workers starting July 1.

Washington Congress Dick Armey Limits Armey Texas Mitch McConnell R-Ky Senate Public Citizen Lockheed Martin Ims Bethesda Maryland Department of Human Resources Maryland Board of Public Works

Maryland approves universal service discounts for schools

The Maryland Public Service Commission adopted FCC universal service discount levels for schools and libraries. Eligible entities may apply for a 50 percent discount on interstate and intrastate telecommunications, Internet access, and internal connections from the federal fund. Maryland schools and libraries can apply beginning July 1, with funding available January 1998.

Maryland Public Service Commission Federal Communications Commission Federal Universal Service Fund Maryland

Solarex Leads Crete 50 MW Solar Plant Project

Solarex in Frederick leads the first phase of a 50 megawatt Crete solar power station funded by the Greek government and the EU. With a $1.775 billion budget, it aims to become the world’s largest solar plant when completed in 2003, part of Greenpeace’s push to make Crete fully solar powered.

Solarex Frederick Crete European Union Italy Greenpeace Worldwide Environmental Organization

Pockets of weakness noted in booming national economy

The Federal Reserve's beige book reports pockets of weakness amid robust growth, with May to early June activity showing expansion across 12 districts. Construction and real estate strong, retail sales softening, manufacturing high, and inventories rising. job market strength tempers inflation expectations as rates seen staying steady.

Washington Federal Reserve Central Bank Fed Lynn Reaser Barnett Banks Inc Jacksonville Fla

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