Meese calls for drug tests of everyone arrested
Attorney General Edwin Meese III urged that every person arrested be urine tested for drugs and face follow up tests before trial. He proposed random testing after release to deter crimes while awaiting trial and suggested drug test results could influence sentencing. Civil liberties groups warned of constitutional issues.
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New York City
North diaries sought in drug smuggling probe
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 16 to 1 to subpoena Lt. Col. Oliver L. North diaries spanning September 1984 to November 1986. Kerry urged production of uncensored 2,848 diary pages, noting 1,269 pages already released were heavily redacted and questioning access for investigation of Iran Contra links to drugs and agencies.
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Mr. Kerry
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Customs Service
Manuel Antonio Noriega
CIA
United Cerebral Palsy opens Hagerstown office and center
United Cerebral Palsy opens a new Hagerstown office and the John H Urspruch Center a medical day care for adults with cerebral palsy. The grand opening on April 28 at 600 Salem Ave features speakers from Gov Schaefer's office and local officials. The renovated building includes a wheelchair ramp accessible entrances restrooms therapy areas and a model kitchen for independent living skills. Manekin Corporation donated services to the charity. Western Maryland Division serves Carroll Frederick Allegany Garrett and Washington counties established 1980.
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Hagerstown
John H. Urspruch
Salem Ave
Wolf Brothers
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Manekin Corporation
Western Maryland
Carroll
Allegany
Garrett
Washington
Emmitsburg council seats claimed by two newcomers
David Copenhaver a Mount St. Mary's College painter foreman and Thomas Gingell a retired State Highway Administration engineer won council seats in Emmitsburg Town elections defeating incumbent Kermit Lowe. Gingell 180 votes and Copenhaver 160. Lowe 111. turnout 286 of 605 registered.
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Mount St. Mary’s College
Thomas Gingell
State Highway Administration
Emmitsburg
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Copenhaver
Kermit Lowe
Mount St. Mary's College
Thurmont Band Wins First At Kings Dominion Contest
The Advanced Band of Thurmont Middle School in Thurmont Md won first place at the Kings Dominion Band Festival in Doswell Virginia. Four superior ratings were earned as fifty band members and sixty one parents attended among twenty two bands from Mid-Atlantic states. Judges cited tone intonation technique balance interpretation and overall performance with one judge comparing the Thurmont band favorably to college bands.
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Thurmont
Doswell
Mid-Atlantic States
Hood Pool Set to Open April 30 at Huntsinger Center
Hood Pool will open April 30 with daily hours 12 noon to 6 pm until Memorial Day and 12 to 8 pm in summer. Daily entry is 3.75 dollars per swimmer, with under one year charged nothing. Season passes for individuals, families, and seniors available at the business manager’s office 8:30 am to 4:30 pm weekdays or by coupon return. Hood College pursues equal educational opportunity as policy.
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Hood College
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