Governor Schaefer weighs presidential run in Annapolis Q&A
In a March news conference in Annapolis Governor William Donald Schaefer addresses whether to pursue the Democratic nomination and his stance toward President Bush. He defends Bush's foreign policy while noting domestic policy challenges and mandates. He says he would have to think about a possible vice presidency if not the presidency.
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Lake Linganore plans questioned by resident critic
William D Schenkel criticizes Lake Linganore development as densely planned and misleadingly marketed. He cites public plat plans from 1988 aligning with ADC maps, notes limited open space, and argues local officials should curb further growth and ensure road and recreation facilities meet standards.
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Three March Frederick Post pieces urge action on growth and borders
Marguerite Snyder summarizes three Frederick Post articles on growth, land use, and immigration. Gov Schaefer advocates moving land use controls to the state level to curb environmental damage to the Chesapeake Bay. Don Allensworth critiques local planning as ineffective, urging home rule reconsideration. Bonnie Morrison warns that the earth cannot sustain current consumption and lifestyles, stressing the imbalance between people and resources and calling for border and resource reforms.
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Buckle Up America Week urged in Maryland guidance
Michael B Moore urges motorists in Clarksburg to wear safety belts during Buckle Up America Week spanning May 20 to May 27. He cites crash data, belt effectiveness, and lifelong healthy choices, urging all passengers to buckle up every trip and prioritize safety.
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