Montgomery County school board elected by districts eyed
Legislation to elect Montgomery County School Board members from districts rather than at large will be introduced in the 1982 Maryland General Assembly. Senators and delegates differ over whether county or state involvement should extend to school closings, with discussions of staggered terms, district representation, and financing influence amid recent closings and boundary changes.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Maryland General Assembly
Laurence Levitan
News-Post
Montgomery
Jennie Forehand
Sen. Levitan
Helen Ross
Silver Spring
Margaret
Fee) Sehweinhast
Ceras
Ida G. Ruben
Donald Robertson
Constance Morella
Mary Boergers
Marian Greenblatt
Charles W. Gilchrist
Rosemary Hills
Blair High School
Boergers
Leder
Merella
Helala
Ahe
Elizabeth W. Spencer
Spencer
Norman L. Christeller
James P. Gleason
Interfaith group warns cuts harm Maryland poor in Capitol talks
Maryland interfaith leaders pressed Congress Thursday as House members moved a continuing resolution. They urged earlier involvement to curb welfare and food stamp cuts, with officials noting 36,000 welfare recipients affected and 150,000 Maryland households relying on food stamps. The delegation, including both Maryland senators, pledged support but said adjustments must come in pre-hearing stages.
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Washington
Maryland
Free State
House
Beverly B. Byron
Byron
Maryland Interfaith Legislative Committee
Stanley Sollins
Interfaith Group
Court rules Carroll County prosecutor acted within authority
The Maryland Court of Special Appeals ruled the Carroll County State's Attorney was not exceeding authority by letting assistants work undercover with police. Dennis Carr was convicted of marijuana possession and conspiracy. the court upheld possession, reversed distribution and conspiracy, remanding for retrial with costs on Carroll County. The ruling criticized but did not overturn involving Assistant Jerry Barnes and barred certain co‑defendant evidence as improper.
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Westminster
Maryland Court of Special Appeals
Carroll County
Dennis Carroll Carr
Jerry F. Barnes
Barnes
Carr
Judge accepts proposal as alternative to prison
Paul Worrell, 28, of Frederick, was sentenced to three years in prison on two counts of housebreaking but most of the sentence was suspended. He must get drug counseling, perform volunteer work, and check into a pre release center every weekend for a year while keeping his job. He received five years of probation and restitution to victims. Worrell admitted heroin use in 1980 and has since rehabilitated himself.
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Rockville
Paul Worrell
Frederick
Worrell
Sixth Judicial Circuit Court
Stanley Frosh
William McDonald
Frosh
Cynthia
Texas
Fresh
Judy Catterton
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Thurmont
Gibson Appliances
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