Baltimore County exec talks money, education, crime

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im Smith was elected Baltimore County executive in 1992. He recently sat down with The Examiner to discuss the proposed liquefied natural gas terminal, crime, the county?s finances, schools and his future political aspirations, among other topics.

The battle against a proposed liquefied natural gas terminal at Sparrows Point seems to be the hot-button issue in Baltimore County. Two legislative attempts to block it have been struck down by the courts. What?s up your sleeve next?

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