Drunk Drivers versus Maryland Legislature in 1987
Maryland lawmakers failed to pass a tougher drunk driving package for 1987. Mothers Against Drunk Drivers lamented the defeat but vow to press again next year. Maryland blood alcohol levels remain 0.13 and 0.08 0.12 ranges, ranking 49th nationally, with debate over lowering limits and enforceable proof of intoxication.
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Maryland General Assembly
Maryland
Frederick County
California
Annapolis
Moving from East Fourth Street and the Meachum house
Roy Meachum reflects on selling his East Fourth Street home, the warmth of his late wife Sharon Delight Meachum, and the block’s community as they prepare to move seven blocks away. He notes the real estate process, neighbors, and the emotional farewell, while committing to future community ties and a charity stint with City Cab’s offer to United Fire.
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Fredericktowne Realty
Jill Fisher
Meachum
Sharon
Frederick
Kissin
East Fourth Street
Bradford
Nickie Baker
National Symphony Orchestra
City Cab
Curtis King
King
United Fire
C_r Cab
United
Jerry Wood
Reagan Defeat Dull Debate On Highway Bill Sparks GOP Squirm
Senate closed session in 1810 era chamber saw 13 GOP rebels resist Reagan’s veto of the 87.5 billion highway bill as Sens. Domenici and Dele urged support. Reagan insisted he vetoed a bad bill while colleagues pressed for an improved, scaled down plan amid high tension and party loyalty.
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Washington
Reagan
Tadané Cauca
Republices Memhers
Sens
Robert Dele
Kansas
Pete Domenici
New Mexico
Senate
Daniel Webster
Henry Clay
John C. Calhoun
Republic
Sam Houston
Bush
Dole
Republican Party
Pete Wilson
California
Arlen Specter
Pennsylvania
Sen
Larry Pressler
South Dakota
Howard Baker
Domenici
GOP
R-S.d
Ronald
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Public Library Security Questions and Reader Letters
A batch of letters to The News-Post community page voices support for library staff at East Patrick Street and questions the role of security. Writers critique funding choices, urge trained security, and discuss conditions faced by librarians amid incidents and concerns about homelessness.
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East Patrick Street
Frederick County
Frederick
Mr. Bollinger
Mears Post outlines five day mine meeting schedule calling for 180000 dollars in checks
Henry B Shoemaker announces a week long round of mine meetings across 12 Frederick County districts to distribute 180000 dollars in relief payments under the 1906 agricultural program. The event coincides with peak season hotel traffic and the Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington. Police veteran Allen McHenry, noted for a near fatal crash years ago, is highlighted alongside Phase II of Brunswick’s water plan, while 4 H clubs host 75 members and guests at North Frederick Elementary School with Miss Dottie Smith and Indian household life slides.
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Henry B. Shormamer
Shoemaker
Frederick
Francis Stott Key
Frederck Hotel
Aonye Snade
Brederick
Washington
Allen McHenry
Night Force
Lloyd C. Culler
McHenry
Ralph F. McHenry
Allegany County
Monocacy Village
Frederick City
Grove Hill
West Frederick
Indian Village
North Frederick
Dottie Smith
India
Miss Smith
Susan Spicer
Caro Cordyack
Punjab
Kathy Kelly
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Roy Meachum
Jack Anderson
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Dale van Atta
Wilda Portner
Thurmont
Apostle Paul
Paul
Lord's Church
Luke
Maynard Lee Booher Frederick
Bollinger
Joan Plichta
Burkittsville
Frederick County Public Library
Elizabeth M. Stirling
Tharmont
The
Mears-Post
Brunswick
Rosemont
Lane
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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