Legislator Pushes Penalties Against False News in Maryland Hearing
In Annapolis a Maryland legislative hearing on penalties for false or inflammatory news reports drew witnesses including Del. Richard Matthews of Cambridge and Morris Blum owner of WANN WXTC. Matthews linked distorted reporting to Cambridge unrest while Blum defended a free press noting personal risks during Germany’s Nazi era and insisting six million Jews died. The debate touched on press responsibility and the balance with free speech as Roeder urged caution against restricting journalism. In Ocean City a separate note says Mayor Cropper plans a teen recreation council to curb past year rowdiness among visiting youths.
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Governor Thomas Johnson High School bids invited
Sealed bids are invited for the construction of the Governor Thomas Johnson High School in north Frederick. Bids will be publicly opened Wednesday March 25 at 2 pm at the Board of Education offices. Contracts require completion within 600 calendar days with $200 per day penalties thereafter. Obtain documents from Hopkins and Associates of Baltimore.
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County Health Officer Eyes Welfare Contributions for Elderly Care
Acting county health officer seeks to determine the amount the county should add to state welfare contributions to care for elderly indigents. The aim is to bring funding to a realistic level that supports adequate care services.
Maryland interracial commission cites slow school integration progress
The Maryland interracial commission says integration is moving at a painfully slow pace in some counties and seeks a meeting with the State Board of Education to explore the problem.
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