Maryland House reconvenes to decide on abortion bill
ANNAPOLIS AP The Maryland House met in a midnight session to address anti abortion amendments to a pro-choice bill endorsed by the governor. Speaker Mitchell urged a conclusion after delays as Gov Schaefer pledged to sign if the House approves. Opponents used delaying tactics to stall the final vote into Saturday.
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Maryland
House
R. Clayton Mitchell Jr
D-Kent
Mitchell
William Donald Schaefer
Maryland House Debates Abortion Bill Amid Midnight Session
Maryland lawmakers hold a midnight session as Rep. Klima pushes an amendment to restore immunity for those who refuse to refer patients for abortions. The bill would allow abortions up to viability with parental notice for minors and waivers if contacting a parent is not in the girl’s best interest.
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Martha S. Klima
Baltimore County
Senate
Maryland
House
Schools chief position draws 16 applicants
ROCKVILLE The number of applicants for the job of Superintendent of Montgomery County's public school system stood at 16 Friday. Thomas S. Fess said applications include Deputy Superintendent Paul L. Vance who announced his interest earlier in January. The screening process has begun and applications will continue to be accepted. The opening brochure cites a minimum salary of 110000 with a negotiable package as Superintendent Harry Pitt retires at end of June.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Thomas S. Fess
Board of Education
Paul L. Vance
Fess
Harry Pitt
Alumni to be honored at Montgomery College awards
Rockville Montg College will honor two graduates Sandra Jacobs Morse class of 1961 and Susan Carson Rogers class of 1977 at an Outstanding Alumni Achievement Award program on March 1 on the Rockville campus. The public may attend a 6 30 p m awards dinner in the Fine Arts Building followed by an 8 30 p m performance of The Most Happy Fella in the Performing Arts Center. reservations via Lynne Imamshah at (301) 251 7491.
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Sandra Jacobs Morse
Susan Carson Rogers
Ms. Morse
College Alumni Association
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National Theatre
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Takoma Park weighs ban on alcohol during work hours
Takoma Park considers banning all alcohol consumption during work hours including lunch off city property. Violations would not trigger automatic firing. supervisors assess impairment. Support from mayor and unions, with some opposition from Local 400 about a blanket prohibition.
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Hank Prensky
Gino Renne
United Food and Commercial Workers Union
Edward F. Sharp
Mr. Sharp
Jim Douglas
Arthur Spitzer
Regional
American Civil Liberties Union
Mr. Spitzer
Tallie Summerlin
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