No more blue laws in Maryland as repeal passes
Maryland ends blue laws after House vote 112 to 16 and Senate approval 37 to 7. The measure excludes Washington Allegany and Wicomico counties for local options. Governor Schaefer will sign. statewide repeal takes effect July 1 ending Sunday retail bans in Frederick County.
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General Assembly
Maryland
House of Delegates
House
Perons the Dale
Senate
Conference Committee
Charles H. Smetser
Frederick Carrall
Frederick
John W
Jack’’ Derr
Frederick House
James E
Doc” McClellan
George H. Littrell
Thomas H. Hat
Allegany
Wicomico
McClellan
William Donald Schaefer
Schaefer
Frederick County
Legislature OKs 1M for Way Station and 2M for Carroll Creek
A Frederick legislative package secured 2 million for Carroll Creek flood control and linear park work and 1 million for Way Station Inc., a Frederick nonprofit aiding mentally impaired residents released from state hospitals. The grants aim to stabilize the project with matching funds and reduce annual budget fights. Two town water projects in Thurmont and Myersville were denied amid a statewide hold on water and sewer funding for a summer study.
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Way Station
Barbara Fritchie
West Patrick Street
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Del
James E. McClellan
Appropriations Committee
General Assembly
Charles J
Buzzy” Ryan
D Montgomery
McClellan
Ryan
Doc McClellan
Thurmont
Myersville
Maryland
Hood College hosts first Hood Kid's Day in Frederick
About forty elementary students joined Hood College Frederick for an exposed afternoon of games and activities as schools were closed for parent teacher conferences. Larry Merk led the Easter egg hunt with the children and marked the event.
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Hood College
Frederick
Pontertaete
Larry Merk
Shultz heads to Moscow for talks amid spy charges
Secretary of State George P. Shultz flies to Moscow for three day talks with Edvard Shevardnadze and Mikhail Gorbachev amid allegations of KGB spying. Reagan says no great alarm and urges progress on nuclear arms reductions while limiting Shultz's flexibility per defense officials.
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George P. Shultz
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Shultz
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Finland
Edvard A. Shevardnadze
Mikhail 5
Gorbachev
KGB
U.S
Los Angeles
Postanesthesia Care Unite at FMH Faces Higher Demands
Frederick Memorial Hospital’s recovery room now operates like a hybrid emergency and critical care unit. Nurses monitor vitals, manage airway care, and revive patients after anesthesia, with some staying only an hour or two while others move to overnight rooms or discharge.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Elise Poulin
Inside The News Diplomacy is to do and say the nastiest thing
Isaac Goldberg asserts that diplomacy hinges on masking harsh tactics with courteous language. He argues bold actions require tact and measured rhetoric to achieve aims without provoking backlash. His critique targets how leaders package controversial moves for public acceptance.
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Isaac Goldberg
Wrongful death suit filed in grain spreader accident
The widow and four children of Herbert S Camazo sue in Frederick County Circuit Court for a multi million dollar wrongful death. They name designers distributors and installers of Aero Dry grain management system and claim modifications caused excess weight and undue pressure leading to Camazo's death in bin 2. Damages sought include 2.5 million for the widow and 0.5 million for each child.
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Herbert S$. Camazo
Tpr
William Presgraves
Frederick County
Aero Dry
Camaro
Camazo
Credit dispute over Scott Key Monument sculptors
Francis Scott Key Monument Rededication Committee states one objective is to credit the two sculptors of the Key monument. It names Alexander Doyle as the modeler and notes Pompeo Coppini, Doyle’s employee, did the sculpture. Coppini’s early life and Doyle Coppini arrangement will be told in three installments starting April 13.
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Folger McKinsey
Committee On Design
Alexander Doyle
New York
Doyle
Pompeo Coppini
Cincinnati
Frederick
Edward 5. Delaplaine
Coppini
Delaplaine
Frederick and Montgomery
Maryland Court of Appeals
San Antonio
Texas
Frederick Post
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