No fault loses in tight Senate vote over nationwide plan
The bid to send no fault automobile insurance back to the Commerce Committee fails 49-45 as Senators Mathias and Beall oppose the measure, aligning with trial lawyers and big insurers. The debate highlights cost cuts, quicker benefits, and the role of lobbying while House action remains uncertain.
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Commerce Committee
Maryland
U.S
Mathias
Beall
State Farm
Frederick
Senate
House of Representatives
House
White House
Allstate
John A. Pastore
Dri
Winl
Frank E. Moss
Utah
American Trial Lawyers Association
Prudential
Trial Lawyers Association
Moss
Consumer Federation of America
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Goodloe E. Byron
Letters to the Editor on Bureaucracy and Social Security Critique
A reader urges organizing public pressure to reform bureaucracy and questions Social Security and federal finances. A second letter criticizes Frederick traffic conditions near Rosemont Avenue and Fort Detrick, urging city leaders to address dangerous exits and policy enforcement. A third note commemorates Petersburg victory on April 2 1865 with Sheridan at Five Forks.
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City of
Frederick
Rosemont Avenue
Military Lane
Frederick Post
Rosemont
Military
North Market Street
Fort Detrick
Petersburg
Five Forks
Sheridan
Pickett
Clerks Busy as April Records Peak in 1926 Notice
April brings the busiest day of the year for recording instruments at the clerk of the court Eli G Haugh and deputies. The Maryland State School for the Deaf showcases dramatics with a public invitation to see King Argimenes and the Unknown Warrior performed by boys under J C McVernon. The Anne Grahame Ross Society meets at Mrs Samuel E Brown Jr's home. Clayborne Zimmerman announced for burgess of Walkersville with a salary proposal. Officials prepare for a Potomac impounding dam hearing before the State Department in Baltimore.
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Eli G. Haugh
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Ely Literary Society
King Argimenes
Unknown Warrior
J. C. McVernon
Anne Grahame Ross Society
Children of the American Revolution
Samuel E. Brown Jr
State Department of Geology, Mines and Water Resources
Baltimore
Potomac Electric Power Company
Potomac River
Monocacy
Potomac Rivers
Rumsfeld Tightens Control at Pentagon After Shakeup
Washington report chronicles Donald Rumsfeld consolidating power at the Pentagon. He ousts six aides, shifts others, and elevates Ellsworth to deputy secretary, drawing praise from brass while sidestepping Kissinger. The reshuffle also weakens Sullivan and the PAE office as new staffers arrive.
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Washington
Donald Rumsfeld
Pentagon
James Schlesinger
Rumsfeld
Secretariat
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Robert Ellsworth
Defense
Ellsworth
State Dept
Schlesinger
Ford
McClellan
Leonard Cullivan
Sullivan
Sen. McClellan
Senate Appropriations
PAE
Olany Pivuuu
Ruhsfield
William Greener
Frank Shrontz
Samuel Wilson
Tod Hullin
U.S. Officials Weigh Roles as Hungary Envoy Await Senate Review
Senate confirmation looms for Eugene McAuliffe ambassador to Hungary and associates Les Whitten Rich Wiley and Richard Shriver as they consider joining Rumsfeld as assistant defense secretary. A Jamaica pesticide incident linked to German ship Heidleberg caused 16 to 17 deaths, prompting EPA memo noting cover up and economic concerns.
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Rich Wiley
Richard Shriver
Eugene McAuliffe
Hungary
Senate
Rumsfeld
USS
Jamaica
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Renate Kimbrough
Phil Andrigan
U8 Disease Control Center
Atlanta
Kimbrough
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Frederick, Md
Council For Agricultural Science and Technology
CAST
National Agricultural Chemicals Assn
Charles Black
Quality Inn
Capitol Hill
Washington, D.C
Charlotte Desjardines
City Hall
Uncle Sam
United States
America
Taney
Kenneth C. Norbury
PH. D
Walkersville
Baughman’s Lane
Oase
DeGrange
West South Street
Damon L. Barnhart
Clayborne M. Zimmerman
Rorsville Bank
Burgess
Gilmore R. Trout
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
West Germany
Heidleberg
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