Growth debate tests Maryland county leader in booming area
In Ellicott City, Elizabeth Bobo faces a revolt over a plan to limit growth and curb building permits during an 18 month emergency period. The measure faces petitions for a referendum, court challenges to its constitutionality, and potential loss of Democratic votes on the County Council as observers weigh her political clout and timing amid suburban sprawl near Baltimore and Washington.
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Elizabeth Bobo
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Edward L. Cochran
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Ms. Bobo
Baltimore
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Carling workers bottle water for Hugo-hit Carolina residents
Eighteen workers at the Carling National brewery plant in Baltimore volunteered to bottle water for hurricane Hugo victims in South Carolina. Plant manager John T. Gaustad said the process mirrored beer production, with 400 bottles per minute washed and filled. Bottles and transport were donated by Foster Forbes Glass, American National Can, Pitzer Trucking, and ARA Food Service, aiding two tractor-trailer loads of water.
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Pittsburgh
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Insurance tightening for Virginia Beach after Labor Day riots
Insurance officials say coverage will be harder to obtain for Atlantic Avenue merchants after Labor Day confrontations and hurricane damage along the East Coast. Riots damaged 124 beachfront businesses, while Hugo’s wreckage drives billions in losses, prompting insurers to reassess oceanfront coverage and risk.
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Virginia Beach
Atlantic Avenue
South Carolina
Daniel J. Arris
Virginia Beach Insurance Agency
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Telemarketing aims to fill pews at small Maryland church
The Rev. Richard Jenks of Mays Chapel United Methodist Church plans 16 600 phone calls to attract worshippers from nearby upscale neighborhoods. He expects about 1 000 requests for literature and around 100 new members by Palm Sunday, using the Phones For You system as a form of modern evangelism. He notes the approach may yield a heavy response but prefers blessing those who already belong to other churches.
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Richard Jenks
Mays Chapel United Methodist Church
Twonhouses
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