Maryland Adopts Seat Belt and Minor Alcohol Laws
New state laws set milestones for school start at age six while most five year olds attend kindergarten. A seat belt rule targets children in specific weight and age brackets and extends to pickup trucks with secondary offense status. Other measures tighten penalties for minors using alcohol and for under twenty one drivers with false licenses.
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Maryland
New Hampshire
Frederick
Carroll
Washington
Baltimore
Department of Natural Resources
Liquor License Commission
Liquor Board
Circuit Court
Man charged with drug sale near school in D C drug zone
A Washington D C man, Matthew Jackson, 24, was arrested at 11 13 p m near West South Street and charged with distribution of crack and related offenses in a drug free zone around South Frederick Elementary School. Bail set at 40 000. Separate arrests included Harvey Nokes and Edward Johnson on drug and paraphernalia charges.
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Washington, D.C
South Frederick
Matthew Jackson
Frederick City
West South Street
Maryland
Jackson
Harvey E. Nokes
Knoxville
Nokes
Johnson
Yugoslav Military warns of deteriorating Belgrade crisis
In Belgrade the federal government stated the situation in Yugoslavia was deteriorating and assuming dramatic proportions, as reported by the state news agency Tanjug.
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Belgrade
Tanjug
County Charter Debate and Yugoslav Crisis Report
Local officials debate a proposed county executive charter with supporters urging elected authority and opponents warning of concentrated power. Across Europe, Yugoslavia fractures as Slovenia and Croatia move toward independence while the federal army, tanks, and troops secure border crossings and tensions rise along the Austrian and Italian fronts.
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Slovenia
Austria
Italy
Hungary
Adm
Stane Brover
Airport Commission debates taxiway and tie down policy
The FAA withholds a federal grant until the master plan is finished. The commission backs a new taxiway to the old runway 119 near Control Aero and International Aviation to ease ground congestion and improve access. Attorney Herbert Morrison urges city aviation tie-down negotiations to spur competition while Frederick Aviation pushes city control of all tie-downs. Grimes notes unresolved issues and a possible swap, with a decision slated for July 25.
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FAA
Grimes
Commission
Control Aero and
International Aviation
Herbert Morrison
International
Frederick Aviation
William Caudell
Iraq denied U.N. team access to uranium enrichment site
U N inspectors were denied access again to an army barracks east of Fallujah where uranium enrichment equipment had been moved. U.S. officials warn of possible force if Baghdad ignores U.N. resolutions. Secretary Baker calls the standoff serious as the U.S. continues sanctions and satellite monitoring.
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United Nations
Iraq
U.N
Baghdad
Bush Administration
Fallujah
U.S
U.N. Special Commission
United States
U.N. Commission
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East Street
Alan Att
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