Seat belt bill approved by Maryland Senate
The Maryland Senate passed mandatory front-seat seat belts by a 27-15 vote with a $20 fine. Police could charge only if stopped for another violation. House committee had opposed the measure and may kill the bill. Senate action now heads to House Judiciary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
State Senate
House
Senate
Melvin Steinberg
Baltimore County
Jerome Connell
Anne Arundel
House Judiciary Committee
Joseph Owens
Montgomery
Owens
New York
New Jersey
Ilinois
Greek Premier Papandreou Opens Moscow Visit With Talks
Greek Premier Andreas Papandreou arrived in Moscow for a three day official visit. He will hold two rounds of talks with Premier Nikolai Tikhonov and discuss economic agreements including a $450 million aluminum plant project. He is to visit Leningrad and sign accords on pension benefits for exiles, road transport, and shipyard repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Andreas Papandreou
Konstantin A. Chernenko
Papandreou
Nikolai A. Tikhonov
Andrei A. Gromyko
Tass
Tikhonov
Gromyko
Leningrad
Greece
Weather outlook for Maryland and surrounding areas
A post weather bulletin reports a developing storm in England moving in by late Tuesday with warm air bringing rain to western Maryland counties Carroll Frederick Howard and nearby regions. Temperatures rise toward 45 overnight with rain possibly changing to snow by Tuesday afternoon. Maryland mountains expect snow sleet and freezing rain changing to freezing rain then rain, with up to 4 inches of snow possible by Tuesday night. Yesterday temperatures ranged Frederick 36 Cumberland 41 Hagerstown 35 Oakland 41 Westminster 37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard, Mater
Warkineten Counsties
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Oakland
Westminster
Youth charged in 28 mile high speed chase in Frederick County
A 16 year old Frederick County youth allegedly led Maryland State Police on a 28 mile high speed chase in the New Market Mount Airy area late Saturday night. He stole a 1971 Olds Delta, sped over 100 mph, and eluded officers with helicopter monitoring before ending near Taylorsville Md 27. The youth, remanded to Alfred Noyes Center pending a hearing, faces multiple charges including auto theft and fleeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Maryland
New Market-Mount Airy
Hahn
Ijamsville
Kemptown
Mount Airy
MD. 27
MD. 26
Taylorsville
Alfred Noyes Center
Rockville
Raids Nets Multiple Suspects In Frederick Drug Sweep
Seven McNeill Ott James McCracken Gary Newcomer and Charlotte Hawes faced charges after a search at 1 201 Waverley Drive Freder ick uncovered marijuana paraphernalia and cocaine. A second raid on Bunker Hill Road Emmitsburg yielded about 2000 dollars in cash and marijuana. Ott and others face distribution and possession charges with investigators promising more arrests as the probe continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNeill
Ott
Waverley Drive
Frederick
James W. McCracken
Gary Newcomer
Charolette M. Hawes
Newcomer
Ms. Hawes
Bunker Hill Road
Emmitsburg
Anthony L. Ott
James R. Kerns
James A. Updegraff
Ronald N. Herring
Tie
Rick Stottemyer
Tpr
David Reichenbaug
Tfe
Gail Treglia
Thomas Woodward
Pie
Donald Shankle
Thomas Keiholtz
John W. Reburn
Ministerial Association schedules meet Tuesday
The Frederick Area Ministerial Association sets its February meeting for noon Tuesday February 12 at First Baptist Church Dill Avenue Frederick. Mayor Ronald Young will speak on New Directions for Frederick and clergy are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Area
Anne C. Weatherholt
FCC health care job fair scheduled at Frederick Community College
Frederick Community College will host a health care job fair in the FCC gymnasium on February 28. Representatives from hospitals and other health care employers from the Washington area will discuss job opportunities with nursing students, LPN graduates, geriatric care students, social work and gerontology students, and the general public. Sponsored by the FCC Placement Office, the event aims to assist those already in health care or seeking health service careers. Deaths from heart disease and stroke are highlighted by the American Heart Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Community College
FCC Gymnasium
Washington
LPN
Vo-Tech Center
FCC
Hood
Sandra L. Smith
Federation plans suit over seating for blind airline passengers
The National Federation of the Blind plans to sue USAir alleging civil rights violations after a blind passenger was not seated near an emergency exit. A protest at Washington Nations Airport delayed a USAir flight, and USAir defended its policy restricting seating in the exit row for certain passengers. The Americas Council of the Blind opposed the protests, arguing disruption impedes improvements in treatment for the blind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
National Federation of the Blind
Diane McGeorge
Washington Nations
Federation
Usair
Americas Council of the Blind
Oral Miller
Washington, D.C
U.S. District Court
Ms. McGeorge
Also Mentioned on This Page
the News
Aad
George 8. Delagraine Jr
Fred J. Archibald
Myron W. Randall
Edward F
Mesll
Philip W. Homeno
Williem H. Main
Marlene B. Young
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
E. Patrick Street
P.O
Fredenck
Maryland Ave
Kaiser Aluminum
Soviet Union
News- Post Weather
Tuc
Warmea Colt
Howers
Noaa U
Statonary
National Weather Service
Central Rockies
Pisins
Midwest
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Central Atlantic States
Florida
Weller Road
Th. L.E. Hahn
Lynn Burke
Weller Roads
McCracken
Haltimore
Wii
Ministerial Association
American Heart Association
Don Phillips
Lebaron
Nestra Se
Telesis
Serle
Rae
World Health Organization
THE
Acupuncture
Franklin 7
Lee
Falts Pro Cft. & OF
W. Terrace
College Terraces
Mon
Chrysler
Plymouth Frederick Inc
N. Market St. Frederick