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News

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1993

Page

10

Naval Academy weighs turning dairy into two golf courses

U S Naval Academy considers closing its 962 acre dairy in Gambrills to build two golf courses possibly with guest lodging as part of a resort style development. A $195 million semi private facility was proposed by a PGA Tour Properties feasibility study, but officials deny any concrete plans and cite exploring alternatives. County officials note discussions occurred but no firm proposal, while an existing 18 hole golf course operates nearby and dairy operating costs are rising.

Annapolis U.S. Naval Academy Academy PGA Tour Golf Course Properties, Inc The Baltimore) Sun Karen Myers Gambrills Midshipmen Ms. Myers U.S. Naval Academy Golf Club Mill Creek Naval Academy Athletic Association Anne Arundel County the Sun Walter Chitwood County Department of Recreation and Parks Mr. Chitwood David G. Boschert Midshipmen Academy

Westminster public hearing on Clean Air Act compliance

A Thursday public hearing in Westminster will discuss how Maryland should meet Clean Air Act mandates. Officials consider stricter vehicle emissions tests, fuel-fume recapture at stations, possible carpool incentives, and a ban on summer open fires. Maryland aims to cut ground level ozone by 15 percent by 1996 after hearings statewide.

Westminster Susan Wierman Air and Radiation Management Administration Maryland

Oyster Dredging Prospects Dismal As Harvest Opens

ANNAPOLIS AP The opening of Chesapeake oyster dredging season meets grim prospects as weather mirrors the mood. Only eight skipjacks plan to dredge this year, well under last year's 17, with local watermen predicting operations may not last until Christmas. Industry decline blamed on disease in the south and over-regulation.

Annapolis Chesapeake Andrew McCown Elsworth McCown Kent Larry Simns Maryland Watermen’s Association

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