Mandel opposes decriminalizing marijuana in Maryland
Maryland Governor Mandel vows to oppose any decriminalization bill for small quantity marijuana. He says he will actively work to defeat such proposals, citing concerns over harmful effects. Lt. Mazzone of the state police suggests a civil fine alternative up to 100 dollars but wants police search rights preserved.
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Maryland
Marvin Mandel
General Assembly
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Andrew Sonner
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Patterson appeals board's dismissal
In Baltimore, a federal court hearing is set for Aug 7 on a request for a preliminary injunction to halt the firing of Dr. Roland N Patterson as city school superintendent. Patterson's lawyers filed the injunction and an immediate stay after a 7-2 school board vote to dismiss him.
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Roland N. Patterson
Patterson
Larry
Gibson
U.S. District Court
Frank A. Kaufman
Ambrose T. Hartman
Kaufman
Hartman
Baltimore youth charged in six death row house fire
A 19-year-old Baltimore man, Anthony L. Blackwell, was charged with six counts of homicide six counts of assault by burning with intent to murder one count of throwing a Molotov cocktail and one count of arson after a triple story West Baltimore row house fire. Six people died and eight others were injured including four firefighters when the blaze erupted around 4 20 a m.
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Baltimore
Anthony L. Blackwell
Blackwell
West
Crawford kicks off Maryland Senate race in 1976 bid
State Sen. Victor L. Crawford of Montgomery County filed as the first Democrat for the Beall Senate seat. He criticized incumbents and insiders, seeking up to 100000 in funds with a 1000 cap, and named several potential rivals including Tydings Sarbanes Mandel Beall Williams.
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J. Glenn Beall
Joseph D. Tydings
Paul Sarbanes
Marvin Mandel
Edward Bennett Williams
Victor L. Crawford
Montgomery Countian
Beall
Crawford
Brooklyn Bridge
Wicomico County Schools Chief Mahaffey Dies at 52
Boyd A. Mahaffey longtime superintendent of Wicomico County schools died in Baltimore at City Hospitals from complications of chronic leukemia after a month of treatment. He had been at Johns Hopkins for a bone marrow transplant and was 52.
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Baltimore
Boyd A. Mahaffey
Wicomico County
Mahaffey
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Parasitic Worms Found in Man After Sinai Desert Work
In Baltimore Franklin Square Hospital planned removal of two parasitic worms from under a man's skin. Doctors suspect the parasites were contracted while the patient worked in the Sinai Desert, though details remain limited.
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Baltimore
Franklin Square Hospital
Sinai Desert
Flood relief funds offered for Baltimore area flood damage
Maryland senators Mathias and Beall announce federal disaster aid for Baltimore City and Baltimore and Harford counties. Property owners may file with the Small Business Administration through September 15. They plan a tour of East Baltimore to view the worst hit area.
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Baltimore City
Harford
Maryland
U.S
Charles McC. Mathias
J. Glenn Beall
Small Business Administration
Mathias
Beall
Patuxent director Boslow retires after 20 years service
Dr. Harold M. Boslow, Patuxent Institution director since 1954, takes a leave of absence and will retire October 1. Deputy J Brown Hardy will run the prison temporarily as acting chief administrative officer. Maryland officials cite uncertainties over Patuxent's future and a failed Senate bid to abolish the prison.
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