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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1993
Page
3
Washington AP USA Today poll shows 67 percent favor stricter firearm sale laws, 81 percent support handgun registration, 87 percent approve five day background checks, and 77 percent back a ban on assault weapons. Yet 60 percent oppose an outright handgun ban. Data cover Dec 17–21 with 3 point MOE.
Angelety and Kinsler praise Smith for dynamic leadership in securing grants for public housing tenants and community programs. He will oversee a $10 million budget, replacing Jacquelyn Matthews and leading a 5,600-resident agency with 2,600 units. Frederick successor search underway.
Harvard Medical School Dr Shane testifies on a courtroom facilitated communication method used with an autistic girl. Prosecution critic Kathi Hill argues for an independent, evaluated approach, noting bias and rights beyond the defendant witness. Judge Cave will decide after tentative hearings next month.
Lt Hargis and Sgt Brian Ray discuss federal gun laws and waiting periods. Retired Cpl Barry Horner and Cpl Greg Barnhart weigh in on violence caused by people, not guns, and urge understanding of motives behind gun use in crime.
Maryland and Delaware residents flock to Lotto retailers amid a record December spree. State Line Liquors Elkton reports brisk sales and long lines despite snow, with customers spending at least five dollars. Jolly Roger Discount Liquors LaVale notes crowds and waiting times, while University Liquor Hyattsville sees cross-border players. Hynson cites December sales above 89 million dollars, the best month in state history, driven by Lotto and other games.
The Sept 13 accord on Palestinian autonomy prompted disputes over border control and the Jericho area. Israel seeks security through access to roads and border posts, while Arafat demands veto power and a larger Jericho size. PLO and Palestinian leaders criticize Israel's insistence on monitoring and remaining occupation.
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