Cracked Claw Restaurant seeks state OTB license
Urbana state racing commission has received the first OTB satellite wagering application from John Poole, Cracked Claw Restaurant. A public hearing will be scheduled after 15 days notice. local officials and groups may testify for or against. Community views split. PTA and civic groups urge hearings, while some business rivals fret loss of clientele. Poole cites local support with 400 signatures. supporters call it entertainment and local economic benefit.
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Maryland Cleaner Cars Bill Survives Near-Deadlock Vote
Senate environmentalists narrowly blocked an amendment to weaken a cleaner cars measure urged by Gov. Schaefer. The bill, modeled after California, would push Marylanders to drive cleaner cars if neighboring states do the same, with a final vote expected next week. Supporters warn of federal highway funding risks and industry impact. critics fear economic harm to border dealers and buyer choice.
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