VEIP Delay Fails Gutting Amendments In Maryland Senate Vote
The VEIP bill advances with a compromise delaying stringent vehicle exhaust tests until summer 1996. The plan expands tailpipe testing to six new counties, including Frederick and Calvert, while preserving base tests in the Baltimore metro area. Sen. Walter Baker defeated amendments aimed at delaying or halting the program, and a cost plan was set at 12 dollars during delay and 14 after full tests begin.
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Metro
Frederick
Washington
Cecil
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Charles
Queen Anne’s
Judicial Proceedings Committee
Walter Baker
D-Cecil
Larry Haines
Baker
Haines
Maryland
West Virginia
Congress
Environmental Protection Agency
Frederick County
Tim Ferguson
Sen
John Derr
Philip Jimeno
D-Anne Arundel
Transportation Trust Fund
Amoss
Reynolds pleads guilty in Groff murder case
Reynolds testified he took Groff's car and heard a shot after Faxon emerged from the store. Faxon admitted killing Gretchen Groff, with Reynolds surrendering to police later the same day. A plea agreement was accepted, while family members showed quiet emotion in court.
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Faxon
Catoctin High School
Maryland
Reynolds
Gretchen Groff
Mr. Nelson
Herman
Nelson
Groff
Mr. Groff
Reynolds family endures roller coaster of emotions after arrest
The Reynolds, Vic tory Tabernacle Church ministers in Catoctin Furnace, describe an emotional ordeal as their son Jeremiah faces arrest. The family recounts shock, grief, and faith supporting them through the court proceedings while Aaron, Jeremiah's brother, stays withdrawn. Church members and a Pentecostal official offer sympathy and support.
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Reynolds
Jeremiah
Mr. Reynolds
Reynoldses
Victory Tabernacle Church
Catoctin Furnace
Aaron
Tax cut vote splits party lines in statehouse
Delegates in Frederick County and across Maryland backed tax cut amendments to a business and consumer package. Democrats largely supported the GOP plan, with two voting for discipline, while one local Democrat opposed the measure to seek fiscal stability and reserve fund protection. Republicans touted the budget surplus as funding for targeted cuts and argued the vote reflected broader political stakes ahead of the 1998 election.
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J. Anita Stup
Frederick Washington
Louise Snodgrass
Richard Dixon
Carroll County
Ronald Guns
Cecil County
Dixon
House
Frederick County
Sue Hecht
Tm Real
Hecht
David Brinkley
Donald Elliott
Paul Stup
Stup
John Hurson
Hurson
John Morgan
R Howard
Robert Kittleman
R-Howard
Townhouses have trash dispute with Weis Market
Residents and city officials clash with Weis Market over trash behind the townhouses. The city says a Aug 11 complaint led to a cleanup within four days. Weis Market and Spa Lady deny ongoing trash issues while vowing future dumpsters with locks and graffiti paintovers to deter vandalism.
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Zier
Jim Grimes
Gary Hessong
Hessong
Mr. Hessong
Gray
Spa Lady
Weis
B&b
Bob Howard
Mary Martin
Howard
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