Ford tests electric car Ecostar for real world data
Ford plans to download and analyze data from the Ecostar as its electric fleet shifts from lab tests to real world use. Ledford notes sodium sulfur batteries offer three to four times energy storage, but current range stays about 100 miles and charging takes six to eight hours on 240 volts. Battery life is two to three years with a $46,000 cost, potentially dropping to $15,000 with mass production. The Ecostar starts with a key and aims to mimic internal combustion in feel, offering quiet operation and a top speed of 72 mph.
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Taylor named Maryland House speaker hopeful with broad support
Dr McClellan said Mr Taylor won unanimous backing from four committee chairmen and strong consensus beside him after a health reform bill. The plan to shift leadership to Gary Alexander was rejected amid concerns over power concentration. Taylor, a House member since 1975, seeks the speakership after Mitchell left. Also notes Middletown High PTSA to meet November 17 at 7:30 PM in room A-1 with poll results and after-prom report.
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McDermitt Inc Wins Conditional Approval for Concrete Plant
McDermitt Inc receives conditional zoning approval to build a concrete batching plant at the western Trading Lane site. Conditions include access via U.S. 15 and Md. 355, a no left turn sign, staff site-plan approval, and operation from January 10 to June 10, 1994 with specified hours. Yvonne Fugate also granted a home based wholesale tour business by mail with no traffic.
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Guns on school property sparks policy debate in Maryland
The incident at a Frederick County school prompts comments from officials and a call to let police handle the matter. Lawmakers push a bill to allow replica weapons on campus for demonstrations, contending instructional needs. The Maryland General Assembly has seen similar proposals, with support from the State Rifle and Pistol Association. Separately, Frederick Memorial Hospital and the American Diabetes Association announce a free diabetes seminar on November 17 featuring Johns Hopkins educators and insulin pump representatives.
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Brady speaks at local disability law meeting
Brady tells an audience at the Holiday Inn in Frederick County that the Americans with Disabilities Act will become a reality through collaboration of disabled and non disabled people. He notes the act's protections for open access and reasonable accommodations amid guidance from advocates and officials.
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