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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1987

Page

9

Governor Schaefer Gets High Marks After 100 Days

Gov William Donald Schaefer earns praise from business panelists for his first 100 days in office in Baltimore. Critics call him honest and hardworking and predict a strong governing style. Speakers credit his focus on pro business legislation and social programs, while acknowledging ongoing clashes with the legislature and urging business leaders to lobby Annapolis.

Schaefer Baltimore William Donald Schaefer Chamber of Commerce Poverfur Senate Sbamas Mike Muller Audiente of Business Muller House John Arnick Donald Berlin Theodore Venetoulis Lasher Berlin Aad Berlin Armick Miller Busiiness Annapolis

National Airport noise reduction and BWI funding plan approved

Rep Benjamin Cardin said the House Aviation Subcommittee advanced a $27.5 billion five year reauthorization preserving the National Airport Dulles cap at 37 flights and boosting noise abatement funding from 80 to 160 million dollars annually. The measure includes 64.9 million for a parallel runway at BWI and discretionary funds for Martin State Airport plus 15.3 million for other Maryland public airports.

Washington House Aviation Actiyn Baltimore Benamin Ll Cardin D-3d House Public Works Aviation Cardin Carain Secretary of Transportation Bowive National National and Dulles Bwi Navional and Martin State Maryland

West Virginia river areas gain park status expansion

Washington House Interior Committee approved a bill to add 639 acres to New River Gorge National River and place Gauley Meadow Bluestone and Greenbrier rivers into the National Wild and Scenic Rivers System. The plan also funds a federal state program to curb black fly in the white water rivers. Rep Nick Rahall cited tourism and economic benefits. West Virginia delegation supports it while the Reagan Administration cites budget constraints.

Washington House Interior Committee New River Gorge National West Virginia Gauley Meadow Bluestone Greenbrier National Park Service Nick Rahall D-W Va

Cardin’s freshman Congress includes shoe leather and elevators

Rep. Benjamin L. Cardin, a Maryland Democrat, says five months in Congress have worn out three pairs of shoes from commuting to and from the House floor. He notes unreliable Canon House elevator service sometimes makes him miss roll calls. He sought elevator reforms but was told such action isn’t permitted. Cardin serves on Judiciary and Public and Transportation committees and is one of three freshmen to be an assistant whip, a role to inform and cajole party members on leadership driven legislation.

Washington Benjamin L. Cardin Maryland Congress Cardin Baltimore Democrat Canon House

New Hagerstown appoints Maj. Paul Wood as chief

Hagerstown Maryland AP Maj. Paul Wood was named police chief by the City Council to replace Clinton Mowen. Wood, a 24 year department veteran, took the oath after the council vote amid Mowen’s paid leave during a probe into alleged Mega wiretapping at police headquarters. Mowen entered an Alford plea to a misdemeanor misconduct in office charge.

Hagerstown Maj Paul Wood Clinton Mowen Wood Mowen Alford

Oil tests on Texas Eastern Shore frontier by Western Geophysical

Western Geophysical of Houston conducts seismic tests along a 30 mile stretch of U S 50 for Exxon in a frontier area with no known oil. Exxon spokesman Scott Johnson says there are no drilling plans or timetable to end seismic work. Seismic testing uses heavy machinery to emit ground vibrations and listen for echoes to detect oil or gas deposits with only about a 10 percent chance of any find and 1 percent chance of a deposit large enough for commercial drilling.

Jonson Western Geophysical Company Bob Haine

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