Maryland House approves jail funds and taxes in final week
In Annapolis with four days left, the Maryland House of Delegates cleared its backlog, approving 65 measures including county jail funding and a plan for statewide litter and divorces policy shifts. Delegation chief Dephey backed the jail bond, while McClellan and Thomas backed a Hood College economics facility grant. a lone vote against stadium funding drew laughter.
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House of Delegates
House
Senate
Frederick County
Frederick
Mundesue County
Julien P. Dephey
House Appropriations Committee
Ballenger Creek
Edward P. Thomas
Frederick Washington
Hood College
Delphey
Hagerstown
Washington County
Delgher
Del
Luiz Simmons
D-Montgomery
Theodore
Yale Michigan slayings probe focuses on 11 year old
An 11 year old friend of the family is jailed as a suspect in the deaths of Betty Giuliani and her four adopted children in rural Yale Michigan. Five victims were found shot in the head with a .22 rifle. The storm about eight inches of snow closed schools as authorities weigh charges in district court.
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Yale, Mich
Michigan
Yale
Albert Kimmel
Robert Cleland Sal
Betty Giuliani
Erick
Kathleen
Cindy Joe
Ding
Detroit
Bruce Lindke
St. Clair County
Fire companies set May 15 parade in Charles Town
The Citizens and Independent Fire Companies of Charles Town West Virginia will host their first annual National Fire Service Recognition Day parade at 3 p.m. on Saturday May 15 rain or shine grand marshal is Robert L Sam Huff former New York Giants football star with local ties Ed Turney Woody O Hara and former U S Congressman Harley C Staggers Sr also invited over 350 invitations sent to fire companies rescue squads bands and civic groups in the tri state area and beyond participants should contact Charles Town fire stations for details.
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Charles Town
W. Va
National Fire Service
Robert L
Sam" Huff
New York Gimuis Alu Lu Hresiukiuu Mulokus
Grand Marshall
Hutt
Marriott Corporation
Washington, D.C
Ed Turney
Wjla TV
Woody O’hara
Wwvu TV
Morgantown
U.S
Harley C. Staggers Sr
Keyser
Tri-State
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Brothers honored for aiding in White Cottage Inn robbery arrest
Frederick County brothers David and Steven May were recognized by Maryland State Police and Frederick County Crime Solvers for helping police identify a getaway car’s license tag during the Sept. 2, 1981 robbery at the White Cottage Inn Hansonville. The boys, ages 11 and 10, received $25 checks as awards for good citizenship. Investigating officer Th. Barry Schrum and Lt. Robert Yinger attended the ceremony. charges against suspects were pending as the case continued.
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David
Steven
Monocacy Middle School
M. Albert Morningstar
Frederick County Crime Solvers Inc
Morningstar
Barry Schrum
Robert Yinger
Schram
Frederick County
Maryland State Police
Frederick County Crime Solvers
White Cottage Inn
Hansonville
Steve May
David May
C. Kurt Holter
School panel calls Twain novel racist
Fairfax Virginia civil libertarian calls The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn racist trash and criticizes marking the book as restricted. John Wallace of Mark Twain Intermediate School calls the work damaging to black students while principal John Martin and a faculty parent committee limited its library use. Chan Kendrick of the ACLU Virginia chapter denounces the restriction. The issue arose after a December 1981 human relations committee meeting following parent complaints.
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Fairfax
John Wallace
Mark Twain
John Martin
Martin
Wallace
Chan Kendrick
American Civil Liberties Union
Virginia
Schools’ Human Relations Committee
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