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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1990
Page
8
Architects design a larger Brunswick High School auditorium with a new stage lighting and acoustics. Construction could begin in June with bids ready soon for a $400000 project. A separate new gym with locker rooms showers and weight rooms is planned funded by local funds.
The Frederick County NAACP hosts a Martin Luther King memorial service at Asbury United Methodist Church on Sunday January 14 at 4 PM with speaker Warren Dorsey topic The Cost of Freedom Remembered Music by Sharon White and Sunnyside Chorale Ensemble George Dredden serves as MC Lord Nickens NAACP president and Mrs Lucille Raynor chair. County schools close Monday January 15 for Dr King birthday observances.
Annapolis Maryland chief judge Robert C Murphy urged a set of reforms to protect the judiciary. He called for a six member jury in civil cases, higher limits for civil jury trials, abolition of relitigating upon appeal from district to circuit, reduced maximum misdemeanor sentences, and six new judgeships. He noted thousands of asbestos cases and a program to expand out of court settlements through Settlement Week. He also highlighted a second Joint Committee on Gender Equality addressing widespread gender bias in the legal system.
Gov Schaefer announced Beretta USA Corp will locate a new 25,000 square foot factory in Pocomoke City's industrial park with 100 jobs over three years. The Italian company already runs a plant in Accokeek and will manufacture pistol components for small firearms there.
Abdul Alim Muhammad, aide to Louis Farrakhan, will speak at 8 p.m. on Wednesday January 24 in the Horning Hospitality Suite at Mount St. Marys College Emmitsburg. The free event is sponsored by the Office of Minority Affairs and the Organization for Student Cultural Awareness. Muhammad helped form a group later known as Dope Busters and anti drug patrols were recruited in Washington DC. For information contact Michael Merritt at 301-447-6122 ext 4369. Support group to meet at Mother Seton Parish Family Support Institute begins five sessions on child development Sunday January 21 at 1 p.m. at 19951 Father Hurley Blvd Germantown. Led by Marie Ross Lora Daniels and Jayce Baum LCSWs. Open to community, no charge. For information contact Donna Johnson at 428-0020.
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