McCain pushes bill to expand National Airport flights
Arlington story notes Sen. John McCain seeks to override the perimeter rule at Ronald Reagan National by adding 48 daily flights, many beyond 1,250 miles, to attract more competition and lower prices. Opponents in Northern Virginia warn of increased noise and harm to nearby Dulles Airport. Local officials fear shifts in traffic and business impact, while McCain contends the plan benefits consumers and regional growth. The proposal follows past Senate and House actions on National limits and reflects broader aviation politics.
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Ronald Reagan
Washington National
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John McCain
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McCain
Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee
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Potomac River
Washington
Alexandria
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Dulles International
Sherwin Landfield
Foreign Service
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Bud Shuster R Pa
Transportation and Infrastructure Committee
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Loware Airlines
Stuart Mendelsohn
Fairfax County Board of Supervisors
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Dulles Wall
Mendelsohn
Amenca West Airlines
Tempe Arizon
Ambulance Co. Board Members Named in Emmitsburg Lineup
Ambulance directors at Emmitsburg include Loretta Sprankle Jamie Eyler Larry West Edward Little Robert Dinterman and Thomas Hamerick Sr. shown from left in a group photo.
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Emmitsburg Ambulance Co
Loretta Sprankle
Jamie Eyler
Larry West
Edward Little
Robert Dinterman
Thomas Hamerick Sr
Emmitsburg Ambulance Co. announces 1999 officers
Administrative officers for the Emmitsburg Ambulance Co are named. From left in the photo: president Lowman Keeney, vice president Denny Ott, Secretary Kimberly Wetzel, assistant secretary Chasity Groves, treasurer Mary Lou Little and assistant treasurer Jonathan Troxell.
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Emmitsburg Ambulance Co
Lowman Keeney
Denny Ott
Kimberly Wetzel
Chasity Groves
Mary Lou Little
Jonathan Troxell
Eximitsburg Ambulance Co
Ann Messner
Rick Sharer
Richard Kendall
Seniors urged to expand home based elder care in Maryland
Maryland officials told a Senate aging subcommittee that assisted living beds will double in 10 to 15 years as the population ages while urging more funding for home based services under the Older Americans Act. Witnesses argued home care saves Medicaid and Medicare money by delaying nursing home placement.
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William Bechill
Commission On Aging
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Neetu Dhawan-Gray
Commission On Aging and Retirement Education
Bechill
Department On Aging
Janice Jackson
Association
Health Facilities Association of Maryland
Ann Rosenberger
Dianne Dorrester
Maryland Assisted Living Association
Ms. Dorrester
Annapolis
Rosenberger
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