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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1991

Page

8

Redistricting panel moves to secret talks in Annapolis

An eight member Maryland governor’s redistricting advisory panel met privately after public hearings to redraw the eight congressional districts for the 1992 election. Key figures include Steny Hoyer, Tom McMillen, Wayne Gilchrest, and Beverly Byron as parties debate district lines in Prince George’s and nearby counties. Democrats plan their own proposal while Republicans push pairing Bentley and Gilchrest, with further sessions scheduled in August. House leadership clout and minority districts factor into proposed maps.

Annapolis Benjamin L. Brown Frince George’s County Prince George's County Steny Hoyer Hoyer House Maryland Washington Prince George's Charles St. Mary’s Calvert Tom McMillen Wayne Gilchrest Eastern Shore Mr. McMillen Anne Arundel Helen Bentley Benjamin Cardin Kweisi Mfume Beverly Byron Joyce Terhes Republican Party McMillen Gilchrest Prince George’s County Nathan Landow Bentley Cecil County Chesapeake Bay Baltimore County Landon

Lawyer urges asbestos trial litigant limit

Baltimore attorney Peter Angelos, representing about 90 percent of the 9 032 plaintiffs, seeks to drop most defendants from the nation's largest asbestos personal injury consolidation. He urges a streamlined trial with 14 defendants remaining and juries determining punitive damages, while noting the trial may be postponed to November 1992.

Baltimore Peter Angelos Marshall Levin Levin Angelos Sagelenia Aoe Snere Asbestos Francis McGovern University of Alabama School of Law Bethlehem Steel Sparrows Point

State arts council loses NEA funding

The Maryland Arts Council temporarily lost funding from the National Endowment for the Arts due to failure to make council buildings accessible to the handicapped. The NEA criticized access shortcomings in letters and said no acceptable alternatives were offered.

Washington Maryland Arts Council National Endowment For the Arts NEA Arts Council Baltimore Washington Post State Arts Council Carol Fox King Council

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