Ex-boxer pushes bill to ban boxing in Maryland
ANNAPOLIS AP Frank Pesci a former boxer now a Maryland legislator sponsors a bill with Delegate Joan Pitkin to ban professional and amateur boxing in Maryland. Violators could face up to one year in jail and a $10000 fine. The measure cites AMA studies on brain damage and seeks a state task force to study boxing’s impact.
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Frank Pesci
Maryland
Seton Hall College
New Jersey
Pesci
Joan Pitkin
AMA
Ms. Pitkin
Prince George’s
Kim Duk Koo
Ray “Boom Boom” Mancini
Chester O'Sullivan
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Howard County told to triple minority officers on police
A five month study urges Howard County Police Department to triple the share of Black officers. The commission criticizes the written test as a barrier for minority applicants and calls for revised recruiting methods. The report was sent to Police Chief Rappaport and County Executive Nichols with no immediate comment available.
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Missing Americans in Guadalajara Reach Seven
Two more U S citizens are reported missing in Guadalajara raising to seven the number missing in the city. Alan Rogers of the U S Consulate said a friend of two men reported their disappearance after two weeks and filed a deposition with the Jalisco state attorney general. John Walker lived in Guadalajara and was described as a former military man. Carlos Turver, a friend of Walker, said Alberto Radelat was visiting Walker and did not appear at a travel agency on Jan 31.
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Jalisco
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John Walker
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Los Angeles Times
Carlos Turver
Alberto Radelat
United States
Turver
Radelat
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