Appeals court upholds child abuse conviction
A Maryland hospital plans a pilot Life Preservation Advisors Group to advise on whether to prolong a patient’s life without state health department action. North Arundel Hospital approved the program after a blue ribbon panel proposed such ethical committees since March 1973. The move follows ongoing debate sparked by a Johns Hopkins case.
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Johns Hopkins Hospital
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Steuart refinery bid blocked by Maryland high court ruling
The Court of Appeals unanimously upheld a 1974 act banning refineries in St Marys County, rejecting Steuart Petroleum's claim to a Piney Point site. It ruled permits and foundation work do not grant refinery rights, as footings were misplaced and warehouse construction proceeded without valid basis. The company, owning storage for 200 million gallons, sought to process foreign crude at the Piney Point terminal.
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Steuart Petroleum Company
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Court of Appeals
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Piney Point
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St. Marys
General Assembly
Steuart
William R. Saul
Anneals Court
Maryland
Virginia
Annapolis Court Upholds Mother Convicted in Child Abuse Case
The Court of Appeals, in a six to one decision, upheld Virginia Fabritz’s conviction for child abuse after she failed to obtain medical care for her severely beaten child, contributing to the girl’s death.
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Federal prosecutors to get probe evidence
Senate committee chair Edward Conroy says the panel will turn over evidence from its 10 month probe of Baltimore Police Department to federal prosecutors for possible federal law violations. A radio station claimed the data indicated civil rights violations and implicated Police Commissioner Donald Pomerleau.
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70-Ton Crane Sinks Under Water Near Tangier Island
A 70-ton crane owned by W F Magann Corp capsized with its barge about 20 miles south of Tangier Island, sinking under 40 feet of water. Divers will salvage. insurance covers about 100000 dollars. The crane was to aid erosion protection for the island runway and rock dumping plans continue.
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Chesapeake Bay Bridge
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