Maryland police push car inspection on emissions stance
Captain Bruce E. Diehl of the Maryland State Police Automotive Safety Enforcement Division orders private shops to reject vehicles without catalytic converters or gas sleeve restrictors. The rule aims to shield buyers from cars that may fail the Vehicle Emission Inspection Program next year, though only eight jurisdictions require VEIP testing and waivers exist for some noncompliant cases.
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State Police safety rule sparks debate on authority
The piece questions how the Safety Enforcement Division gained authority for a new rule linking environmental and vehicle safety, asks why the rule targets eight inspection sites, and notes Lt Mihms’ remark about cross county car sales. It also critiques broader enforcement trends and future implications.
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Reagan adviser downplays marijuana industry growth
Dr. Carleton Turner, Reagan’s top drug policy adviser, advocates paraquat spraying on domestic marijuana fields and holds a patent on a test for paraquat. He denies conflicts, but critics note marijuana farming’s rise as a major crime issue with evidence of mob involvement and large-scale grow operations across several states.
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Soviet Terrorism Framing of Korean Air Lines Flight 007
Commentary places the 1983 KAL 007 incident in historical context, condemning Soviet actions as barbaric international terrorism. It cites pilot transcripts, denounces Moscow's denial and threats, and urges continued dialogue with arms reduction, invoking Sakharov's open letter and calls for a world free of nuclear weapons.
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Weather Teletype Links 25 Cities Across Circuit
The Frederick weather office now shares reports with 25 cities from Camden to Kansas City via a new teletype station at Detrick Field. The 144th Pennsylvania Conference of the United Brethren Church elected Rev John H Ness York as conference superintendent. E Lynch Gross chosen commander of Steadman Keenan Post American Legion Brunswick. About 500 attendees at the wedding of Capt Rachel E Thomas Baltimore and Capt Bernard C Morris in Frederick First Baptist Church.
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Baltimore
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Army Engineers award contract for Fort Detrick work
Twenty years ago the Army Engineers awarded a $1,042,000 contract to John C. Grimberg Co. of Rockville for modifications to the microbiological building at Fort Detrick. Work includes installation of lab equipment, distribution systems, and major mechanical and electronic revisions for HVAC and service gear. The Frederick Kindergarten at 205 Market St will reopen for fall term with 60 enrollments and new principal M P Emmert with assistant principal Raymond Gregoire. The Maryland School for the Deaf will host the fall meeting of the Maryland Speech and Hearing Association with about 50 leaders attending. registration begins and Lloyd A Ambrosen will open with greetings and a panel on Language Learning.
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Plan to sell watershed draws concern from civic club
A Frederick Woman's Civic Club letter to Mayor Young and the Board of Aldermen questions selling city watershed land to the state. It urges an outside water expert and an open public investigation before any decision, citing irreversibility, water rights, policing, and safeguards for future use.
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