Maryland Senate Filibuster Drives $22 Million Stadium Vote
In Annapolis the Maryland Senate waged a lengthy filibuster over a $22 million Memorial Stadium renovation bill. The cloture effort failed 32 to 32, with debate to resume today as opponents seek to block the bond. Prince Georges County seeks $1.2 million for restoring three historic houses, a move tied to county power dynamics amid stadium funding.
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Anderson ambivalently weighs third party bid for White House
Washington AP reports John Anderson vows to press on for the Republican nomination while mulling an independent or third party run. A survey indicates he could appear on many state ballots, though he faces ballot access hurdles in Ohio and Michigan. He spoke at George Washington University about options amid limited primary wins.
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Baltimore woman dies after historic back surgery
Jessie Thomas a 33 year old woman who helped make medical history last summer when her lower spine was reconstructed died early this morning at University of Maryland Hospital A bacterial infection spreading from her kidneys to her brain caused her death She was unconscious at about 3 30 a m Edwards the surgeon said the infection developed rapidly weeks after she had been released following more than six months of recuperation from the surgery She was admitted to the intensive care unit on March 3 at the hospital
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New York transit strike enters its third day
New York commuters faced a third day of disruption as the MTA pursued court action against bus and subway union leaders while Long Island Rail Road service resumed after a two day strike. Negotiators reported movement toward bargaining though leaders warned a quick settlement was unlikely amid mass transit chaos.
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Harmonic tremors rock Mount St Helens in Washington
After violent eruptions Mount St Helens showed harmonic tremors seen before eruptions. University of Washington geophysics spokesman Dave Endicott said magma rising could bring lava, while USGS geologist Dwight Crandall urged caution in comparing the volcano to others.
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Maryland House rejects drinking age raise to nineteen
The Maryland House of Delegates killed a bill to raise the drinking age for beer and wine from eighteen to nineteen with a 75 to 4 vote to bring it up for debate. The move ends any immediate chance of revival this year, despite support from leaders and committee chair Joseph Owens of Montgomery County.
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Iran says held Americans may be transferred to council
Militants guarding the U S Embassy in Tehran indicate readiness to hand over captives to Iran’s Revolutionary Council if asked. President Bani Sadr says Carter demands met, council to decide timing. two council members suggest transfer could come as early as Saturday. Khomeini backing the militants, aim is return of ousted Shah and wealth. Sadat visits Shah in Cairo as talks continue.
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Frederick County eligible for flood control grants up to 500000
Frederick County could receive up to 500000 in state flood control grants if two bills pass. The funds would come from 7.5 million in bonds for matching grants to counties with flood problems, with Frederick among the first in line alongside Baltimore City and several counties. The Martin's Creek project in Brunswick seeks 500000, though only about 150000 may be needed. counties must match funds and submit a flood management plan.
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City water sewer tap charges tripled in Frederick plan
Frederick city officials plan to triple new water and sewer connection charges to fund expansion of facilities and maintenance. Mayor Ronald N. Young indicated the move may require several million dollars in coming years and relies on federal aid for a regional sewer project.
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Washington merry round outlines 1988 era political views
The page presents a collage of bylines and columnists including Joel Amderven and Geee Brookes offering views on the presidency and Carter. It features notes on a grand finale of a 1988 assembly, a poet journalist Mency Lavetats with Kitty Creager, and Peel Means discussing presidential myths. There is mention of Lewis Rekeyser and Jobe Cummill facing court, and Robert Theobald opposing all employment.
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Carter signals restraint in Iran hostage crisis
Washington reports say the Carter administration will remain restrained in dealing with the Iran hostage crisis and urges the public to stay calm. Talks continue on transferring custody of 50 hostages held at the U S Embassy in Tehran since November 4 as Iran’s leadership weighs parliament actions.
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Good Friday Observances Close OffICES and Banks
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