Maryland Senate pushes handgun bill amid steamroller tactics
Maryland Senate advances Governor Mandel's amended handgun bill 30 to 13 despite protests from Sens Edward Thomas and Charles Smelser. Critics allege one sided lobbying by Senator Curran and lack of ample amendment copies. The bill centers on stop and frisk and open carry, with Baltimore leaders voicing concerns.
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Baltimore Gun Bill Faces Open Carry Controversy and Opposition
The administration’s gun bill draws urban opposition over open carrying of handguns and seeks exceptions for hunting and trapping. Amendments change permit language to shall issue and broaden the permit review board, while debates test support from Baltimore Black leaders and sportsmen.
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Shenandoah Downs First Majestit Lip Triumph In Open
Races at Shenandoah Downs featured First Majestit Lip narrowly winning the first race for 3 year olds in a 6 furlong event with Veiled Delight and Reasons close behind. In the day’s other events, Floated and Cosmic Lane among top finishers with exacta payouts reaching hundreds, attendance near 4,955. McKinney to play third base for Yankees after trade for Stan Bahnsen. Hardin-Simmons University reports 199 faculty members.
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Big Ten Extends Suspensions for Two Minnesota Players
A Big Ten panel voted unanimously to continue the suspensions of Minnesota basketball players Marvin Corky Taylor and Ron Behagen after a January 25 brawl with Ohio State. The ruling bars them from practicing or playing in postseason games this year. Attorneys weigh appeals as both players react with disappointment and concern over public perception.
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Conigliaro Eyesight Ends Comeback Hope
Tony Conigliaro's eye examination confirmed his vision too poor for a baseball return. He told the Los Angeles Times his career is over, after past comebacks and a 1967 head injury.
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Campbell Handicap Draws 16 Horses at Bowie
A field of 16 horses is set for the $100,000 John B. Campbell Handicap at Bowie Race Course. Pro Bidder, the Florida trained Beaukins and Real Note loom as top contenders with Real Note recovering from a hoof bruise and back on track with proper padding.
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South Carolina Defenders Drafted by NFL Teams
Three members of South Carolina's senior defensive secondary were drafted. Dick Harris of Point Pleasant Beach New Jersey was taken by the New York Jets in the fifth round. Bo Davies of Gettysburg Pennsylvania went to the New Orleans Saints in the fifth round. Tyler Hellams of Greenwood South Carolina was drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs in the 13th round.
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Four Golfers Tied For Lead In Jackie Gleason Classic
Gene Littler shared the 36 hole lead at Inverrary with John Schlee, Buddy Allin and Dick Lotz at six under after rounds of 65 and 73 for Littler, 69 for Schlee, 66 for Allin and 68 for Lotz. Jack Nicklaus Gary Player Arnold Palmer and Lee Trevino joined the hunt scoring 68 69 67 and 68 respectively, leaving them three to five strokes back in prize rich event.
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Poolesville Falls to Rockville 78 55 in Friday Night clash
Poolesville led 17 12 after one quarter but trailed 37 30 at halftime and lost to Rockville 78 55 on Friday. Bill Poole topped Poolesville with 14 points as the team fell to 9 10 on the season.
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