Restraint urged in crackdown on drug users
Civil liberties advocates urge Maryland to restrain a sweeping drug use crackdown. They warn of privacy and rights erosion amid more than 90 bills, including random testing for state workers and license revocation for drug users. Critics fear constitutional challenges and limited rehabilitation.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Stuart Comstock- Gay
American Civil Liberties Union
Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee
Schaefer
Arthur B. Spitzer
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Frederick County cosmetologists oppose loosened licensing bill
About 45 members of the Frederick County Cosmetologists Association plan to lobby in Annapolis on February 12 against a bill sponsored by Del Virginia Thomas that would remove license requirements for teachers managers wig stylists and cosmetology aides and reduce school permits. They warn of lower standards and safety risks and note unlicensed individuals could use harsh chemicals. A Maryland Cosmetology Association reception is set for 6 p.m. in Annapolis, with a bus hired to transport members.
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Frederick
Frederick County Cosmetologists Association
Annapolis
Lana Sixx
Maryland Cosmetology Association
Virginia Thomas
Howard County
State Board of Barber Examiners
State Board of Cosmetologists
Ms. Sixx
Cosmetologists
Prosecutors use tax laws against drug traffickers first case
George Simms, 62, of Baltimore, becomes the first person charged under a program by Maryland to pursue tax-evasion charges against suspected drug dealers. Simms faces three counts for failing to file Maryland income tax returns in 1986 1987 and 1988 in Anne Arundel Circuit Court.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
State Attorney General's Office
Curran
George Simms
Simms
Anne Arundel
Maryland
Walkersville School Tightens Security Under County Policy
Walkersville High School will implement new security procedures starting February 7. Main doors will not unlock until 7 am, exterior doors except the main door will stay locked during the day, and at 3 20 pm exterior doors will lock to permit only exit while doors for sporting and other events stay unlocked for access.
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Walkersville High School
Retired Diplomat Considers Run for Maryland Governor
Montgomery County resident William S. Shepard, a former diplomat, forms a committee and weighs a Republican bid in 1990. GOP leaders Tout his qualifications as they seek top-ticket candidates to regain statewide votes and ballot access amid strong Democratic incumbents.
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Annapolis
Montgomery County
William S. Shepard
Foromac
U.S
Shepard
Baltimore
Evening Sun
Bill Shepard
Joyce Terhes
Maryland
Republican Party
Ms. Terhes
Republians
Ms. Terries
GOP
William Donald Schaefer
J. Joseph Curran Jr
Louis L. Goldstein
Foreign Service
Congress
Ath
Connie Morella
Stuart Baimum
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Mardi Gras at Frederick sold out at Sheraton Inn
The Frederick Mardi Gras event at the Sheraton Inn Frederick on Saturday February 24 sold out. Tickets were not available at the hotel but will be sold at the Weinberg Center for the Friday February 28 festivities featuring the princesses and kings. The fund-raiser is sponsored by the Frederick Woman's Civic Club.
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Sheraton Inn
Frederick
Sheraton
Weinberg Center
Goodell Joins U S Senate Youth Program
Robert G. Goodell of New Windsor took part in the U S Senate Youth Program. He attends South Carroll High School in Sykesville.
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Robert G. Goodell
New Windsor
U.S. Senate
South Carroll High School
Sykesville
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