Pfeiffer outlines tax, crime, and family priorities
Pfeiffer argues for redirecting tax dollars to local counties and Maryland, supports abortion rights for 90 days, and favors a state tax option to deny abortion funding. He urges prison work costs, questions universal health care, and calls for welfare reform with hard time limits. He criticizes the legal system and touts full-time service with local contact lines.
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Pfeiffer
Frederick
Westminster
Annapolis
Mr. Pfeiffer
Carroll
Frederick County
Laura Parker
Frederick City
Bal Menon
Emmitsburg
Mount Airy
Elliott outlines reforms and priorities in Maryland politics
New Windsor resident Mr. Elliott highlights past bills strengthening nursing home insurance solvency and due process for the falsely accused, plus protections for hearing aid buyers. He urges welfare reform via private sector job growth, emphasizes public safety over gun control, and calls for fiscal downsizing and tax relief while balancing environmental and business needs. District 4B encompasses multiple Carroll and Frederick County communities. Mr. Elliott and wife Jeanne have three sons.
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Elliott
General Assembly
Maryland
Carroll County
Taneytown
Middleburg
Union Bridge
Franklin
Mount Airy
Frederick County
Emmitsburg
Johnsonville
Linganore
Jeanne
Chris
Doug
Greg
Sting finds faulty vehicle inspections in Maryland
Undercover state troopers and transportation inspectors completed a sting of 23 licensed vehicle inspection stations in the Baltimore and Washington metro areas. Eight of 11 Baltimore inspections and seven of 12 in Prince George's County were conducted improperly, with violations including signing off on repair orders without proper inspection and failing to perform full checks.
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Pikesville
Baltimore
Washington Metro
Larry Tolliver
Maryland
Prince George's County
Tolliver
Muldowney Defends Health Plan At Updated Forum
Bartlett notes Roscoe and others felt put off by Muldowney’s actions at the forum. He admitted breaking files but offered no formal apology. The debate featured five professors probing health care, welfare reform, and Medicare positions amid a conservative Democrat stance.
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Roscoe
Muldowney
Miller
Dr. Bartlett
Economy shows strength despite Fed rate hikes continue growth
Analysts note the economy expands at strong pace led by inventory builds and government purchases, with consumer spending holding steady on cars and homes. Fed policy remains a focal point as investors await the Nov meeting and possible further rate actions.
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Sung Won Sohn
Norwest Corp
Minneapolis
Commerce Department
Central Bank
Federal
Fed
Wall Street
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Jiminal Close
Ideal Motors
Yuwie Adihe
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IDEAL
BUICK
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Urbana Pike
Pat
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Frederick Jaycees
Jaycee International
Frederick Association of Life Underwriters
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Lions Club
Braddock Heights Community Association
Frederick High School
University of Maryland
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Braddock Heights, MD
Joy Reese Derr
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