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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1994

Page

4

Western Maryland College to renovate campus buildings

Western Maryland College unveils a 7.3 million facelift impacting Memorial Hall Levine Hall and the fine arts building, later renamed Peterson Hall. Memorial Hall will be rebuilt in two phases with new classrooms and top floor offices for faculty, while art studios and some offices relocate. Funding includes a 1 million gift from Clementine L. Peterson, a 1.9 million state loan, and other donations and loans.

Westminster Western Maryland College Memorial Hall Fine Arts Alumni Levine Hall Clementine L. Peterson Baltimore Peterson Hall

Mechanic Wins 176000 After Firing Over Inspection

Edward R. Narizzano of Bel Air won 176000 in damages after being fired by Real GMC Truck Inc for refusing to issue inspection stickers on a 1976 truck he believed failed safety tests. Jurors found wrongful discharge and conspiracy, citing dangerous vehicle defects and unlawful pressure to violate the law.

Towson Edward R. Narizzano Bel Air Real Gmc Truck Inc Narizzano Julie C. Janofsky Stierhoff Nilson Philip Morris Mr. Nilson

Teens charged in Annapolis police computer breach

Annapolis police say two teens aged 15 and 17 face charges after tapping into the city police and government systems. Police and FBI agents seized two computers and plan expert analysis to gauge the scope. A 16-year-old from Glen Burnie is charged with five counts of illegal access and a 17-year-old in Annapolis faces three counts. Names were withheld due to age. suspects released to parents. officials unavailable on accessed files.

Annapolis Anne Arundel

Maryland candidates split on Medicaid abortion funding

Maryland governor race features three of four Democratic hopefuls pledging to lift Medicaid abortion restrictions, while Republicans and one Democrat oppose changes. The debate centers on 1991 92 policy, with the current law allowing state funded abortions only in rape incest or health risk cases.

Baltimore Maryland Parris N. Glendening Mary H. Boergers Montgomery County Melvin A Baltimore) Sun General Assembly Gloria A. Totten National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League Maryland Catholic Conference Roger Stenson Maryland Right To Life the Sun Miedusiewski James Brochin William S. Shepard U.S Helen Delich Bentley Rey Kidder

Top lawyer defends tobacco firms in Maryland case

George A. Nilson, a reform campaign lawyer, represents Philip Morris American, R J Reynolds, Lorillard, and Brown & Williamson in challenging Maryland's workplace smoking ban. He notes tobacco firms have rights and ethical considerations, while the case advances through Talbot County Circuit Court and appeals.

Annapolis George A. Nilson Maryland Nilson Tobacco Phillip Morris American R.J. Reynolds Lorillard Brown & Williamson Tobacco Companies Talbot County William Horne Horne Court of Special Appeals Harry Hughes General Assembly Mr. Nilson John R. Stierhoff Maryland Senate Thomas W. Mike Miller

Alger Hiss Honored by Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity

Alger Hiss, longtime symbol in the perjury and spy debates, was awarded the Samuel Eells distinguished public service prize by his old Alpha Delta Phi fraternity during its 162nd convention. Hiss, 89, bedridden after strokes in New York, sent a handwritten greeting noting his happiest memories as an active member.

Alger Hiss Baltimore Dmitri A. Volkogonov Hiss Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity Mr. Hiss Samuel Eells Mark E. Larson New York Alpha Delts

Crab population in Chesapeake Bay likely low in 1996

In Newport News Virginia AP scientists say the blue crab population is at a cyclic low and may remain weak next season before a slow rebound in 1996. Watermen report fewer crabs than last year, with many catching about half as much and cold weather last winter hurting juveniles.

Newport News Chesapeake Bay Jacques van Montfrans Virginia Institute of Marine Science Hampton John Melzer Marine Science Institute Virginia Bay

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