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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1976
Page
5
Health, Education and Welfare Secretary David Mathews unveils sweeping changes to how HEW drafts regulations. The plan requires broad public consultation before proposed rules, with town hall meetings, notices, and extended comment periods to ensure citizen participation.
Attorney General Francis Burch concludes out-of-state lawyers cannot practice in Maryland without Maryland bar admission, even when limited to federal or association with Maryland attorneys. The opinion cites prohibitions, narrow patent-trade mark exception, and notes a California and New York precedent on foreign-law practice. It warns that relocating a Washington DC firm to Maryland would violate the bar admission requirement if Maryland-licensed work is performed from a Maryland office.
The Frederick County Human Relations Council invites volunteers to join task committees in housing employment community relations and public facilities. The 15 member panel reviews discrimination complaints and works to improve race and community relations. Contact Donald Date or Barbara Jean Brightful at 663-8300 ext 215 for details.
A seven-year-old Brunswick boy, Douglas Marvin Metzgar, was burned Tuesday afternoon at his home while playing with matches. He suffered first and second degree burns over about 20 percent of his body including hands, arms, legs, and face, after a can of lighter fluid ignited. He was transported by ambulance to Frederick Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition. State fire marshal T. S May investigated with Brunswick police Captain George Moms assisting.
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