Weighty woman whiz drives to keep license
Regina Guy a 25 year old Baltimore woman weighing 367 pounds passed a driving test in Glen Burnie after a state examiner ordered her to prove she could safely drive. She argued obesity should not deny equal treatment and criticized the officer’s handling of her earlier car incident.
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Baltimore to Open Contemporary Arts Museum in 1992
Government and arts figure Mr. Ciscle announced a new Museum for Contemporary Arts in Baltimore aiming for a 1992 opening. The facility would focus on video multimedia and live performances, feature artist studios, schools outreach, and no permanent collection. Plans include a 40,000 square foot building with studios, an auditorium, library, cafe, and gallery space.
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Coalition Open Doors surveys lawyers on club discrimination
In Annapolis the Coalition for Open Doors launches a statewide lawyer survey to identify law firms that support private clubs barred to women and Black members. Results will be shared after tallying and guide Maryland law students interviewing firms. Alderman Carl Snowden notes the push as a professional example.
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