Year of insurance dominates Maryland 1986 session
Maryland General Assembly wraps its final 1986 session with broad insurance measures. 108 legislators approved coverage for savers and depositors, Chesapeake Bay, automobile passengers, and general policyholders. Debate centered on liability insurance caps and non economic damages with delegates Mo Albert Morningstar and Thomas H Hattery weighing the balance between rates and awards.
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Baltimore Orioles
Benjamin L. Cardis
Senate
House of Delegates
Mo Albert Morningstar
D-Fredenck
Washington
Morningstar
House
General Assembly
Thomas H Hattery
Frederick
Hattery
Maryland Frederick delegation wins 2 million in state bond money
Frederick County lawmakers return from the 1986 session with 2 million in state bond funds for local capital projects. The package includes 800000 for Carroll Creek, 200000 to stabilize Brunswick erosion on Martin's Creek, 100000 for Weinberg Center upgrades, and 190000 for Middletown water improvements. No changes pass on Sunday shopping, Lake Singanore district taxes, or water sewer fund pooling.
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D-Frederick Washington
James E McClellan
Frederick Washington
McClellan
John W. Derr
Washington
House
Senate
Derr
Hagerstown Junior College
George H. Littrell Jr
Martin's Creek
Carroll Creek Project Sparks Mixed Hope in South Frederick
Residents along Carroll Creek observe rapid growth with awe and cautious hope as Mayor Ronald N. Young's 50 million dollar Carroll Creek Project reshapes the south Frederick shoreline. Immigrant shopkeeper Milkolvich Mankovich notes uncertainty, while backhoes, mud, and cranes transform banks and sidewalks amid weekday blasts and ongoing construction.
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South Frederick
Ronald N. Young
Milkolvich Mankovich
South Market Street
Incumbents Hold Seats in Middletown Town Race
Middletown voters re-elected three incumbents Robert Ed Allen Thomas Routzaba Jr and Fred W Rudy to four year terms while Floyd C Main was not up for re election Voter turnout was 354 of 538 with 331 votes for Rudy 246 for Allen 722 for Routzaba and 187 for Holly Lee Issues cited included traffic water sewer service and growth Routzahn Routzaba stressed bypass needs and state cooperation while Rudy planned to push toward maintaining tax stability and ongoing projects The commissioners will be sworn in next Monday at the monthly meeting
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Robert
Ed) Allen
Thomas Reetzaha Jr
Fred W. Rudy
Floyd C. Main
Rady
Allen
Routzaba
Holly Lee
Rudy
Beverly Dixon
Routzaha
Lee
Yingling announces candidacy for Frederick County Board of Commissioners
Swedon Yingling, a lifelong Democrat and fiscal conservative, declared for the Frederick County Board of Commissioners campaign with a theme of economic growth and community development. She seeks to create jobs through clean industry while preserving quality of life and reviewing special taxing districts to fund fire rescue, parks, roads, education, and health services. Yingling, formerly away during her husband’s Air Force career, returned to Brunswick area and expressed strong ties to Frederick County.
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Swedon Yingling
Frederick County Board of Commissioners
Yingling
Brenswick
Frederick County
Partial shell remains of Shalimar Restaurant in Frederick
An empty building shows only a partial shell of the Shalimar Restaurant on North Market Street as a construction crew continues cleanup on Monday. The top of Frederick City Hall looms over the front remains.
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North Market Street
Frederick
City Hall
Surprise Fan Reagan Delights Orioles Opening
President Ronald Reagan visited Memorial Stadium by helicopter for the Orioles opener against Cleveland. He joined in pre game festivities and sat in the dugout with players as a record home crowd of 52 292 watched. Reagan and 11 year old Brian Gray threw out the ceremonial first ball amid cameras and chants of Ronnie Ronnie.
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White House
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Ronnie
Brian Gray
Johns Hopkins Children Center
Detour farmer eyes 200000 selling geraniums at 5 am
Weather outlook cooler and breezy tonight with lows 36 to 42. Wednesday turns chilly with a shower risk and highs around 52. Western Maryland map on page. Frederick County voters in four towns face spring elections to choose officials. see page for candidate info. Quote: You have not converted a man because you have silenced him.
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Maryland
Frederick County
Reagan Seeks Second Summit With Soviets Aide Says
President Reagan and Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Dobrynin met to lay groundwork for a second summit with Mikhail Gorbachev. Officials say Moscow may agree to a meeting soon between Eduard Shevardnadze and George Shultz. Progress since Geneva remains limited and U S pressure favors a July rendezvous. two congressmen returning from the Soviet trip said they saw momentum building.
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Washington
Reagan
Anatoly Dobrynin
Mikhail Gorbachev
Dobrynin
Moscow
Eduard Shevardnadze
George Shulty
Shultz
Gorbachev
Geneva
United States
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Doctor's tactics faulted in trial
A Frederick psychiatrist testified that Dr Anthony Garcfano should have referred a female patient to another therapist after becoming involved with her. The 26 year old Frederick plaintiff sues for Malpractice and emotional distress in Frederick Circuit Court.
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Frederick
Stephen J. Roscewitz Jr
Anthony S. Garcfano
Earl Plamoff
Garofano
Judith Catterton
Plamoff
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