House adopts tentative approval of ethics measure in Marsland
The Marsland House of Delegates moved tentative approval to a bill barring outside contact between certain case review entities and Public Service Commission members. The session also gave early votes to a pharmacist education program and delayed a final vote on a measure requiring judges to resign before seeking new judicial seats.
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General Assembly Proposes PSC Meeting Restrictions and Judicial Election Bill
The General Assembly considers a measure to bar any active case involved with the PSC from private meetings, aligning with court practice. A judicial election bill seeks to remove politics from courts by requiring cause for removal, with debate on potential double standards. The House delays action on a pipeline zoning bill and backs a continuing education council for Maryland pharmacists while facing opposition to a state-funded construction measure.
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Educators back two Maryland education reform bills
In Annapolis educators from around the state backed two Mandel administration bills to revise education administration across Maryland. The proposals would increase the State Board of Education from seven to eleven, a change opposed by current president Richard Schifter who warned it could hinder consensus on key issues.
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Eohant Lettah
University of Maryland
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Senate Finance Committee
Mandel
Alan Wilner
Sandel
State Board of Education
Richard Schifter
Schifter
Thurmont Opens Second-Floor Library With New Funds
Barry notes county funds finance thousands of new books now on shelves. The facility adds audio visual gear including color TV 16mm projectors and film strip devices. The current cafeteria runs two more weeks while a new kitchen is finished at Thurmont Elementary with meals later supplied from the elementary school. A specially equipped van will move funds between schools delivering meals in stainless steel containers.
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Catoctin High School
Thurmont
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Crime prevention call from police amid aging street fears
Police officials urge community help to curb crime against seniors while lamenting rising abuse and harassment. Officers credit Exchange Club and Edna Taylor for backing bulletproof vests funding and crime prevention drives as leaders push citizens to testify and report incidents.
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FBI
Washington
New York
Hebert Lavder
Snyder
Exchange Club
Edna Taylor
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Richard J Aston
Peron
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Anti snuff film bill withdrawn in Maryland
Senate withdraws a bill to ban displaying actual murder films. Senator Jenn O Byrs said he could not tailor the measure to stop snuff films and asked it be returned to committee. The sponsor noted current pornography statutes already prohibit such films.
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Mandel receives Pomerleau report on police spying
Annapolis AP Baltimore Police Commissioner Donald D Pomerleau submitted a voluminous reply to Senate accusations that police units conducted illegal surveillance on individuals not linked to crimes. Gov Mandel will review the response before any public release.
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Marvin Mandel
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State House
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Mandel
Maryland Bill Row Pushes Prison Reforms in House
Four bills in Annapolis seek changes to prisons including conjugal visitation and work release delays. Aimed at addressing overcrowding, the measures face opposition from corrections officials who warn on logistics and moral questions.
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General Assembly
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House of Delegates
Montgomery
Hubert Jacques
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Mercedes Stevens
Commissioner of Corrections
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