Legislative highlights in Maryland Senate and House actions
In Annapolis the week’s highlights span seafood policy, motor vehicles, roads and budget. Rockfishing remained temporarily allowed amid rule challenges. Virginia fishing rights in the Potomac River faced potential Supreme Court action. governors vetoes on registration fee increases were overridden. speed limits and vehicle testing rules advanced. debates continued on compulsory insurance and uninsured motorist damages. Other items covered roadside control bills, billboard restrictions, driving age proposals, juvenile detention centers, a proposed $3 per hour minimum wage, and budget news signaling higher state revenues and ongoing Senate budget talks.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Easter Shore
House Judiciary Committee
MecKeldin
Virginia
Potomec River
Supreme Court
del. Simpkins
Somerset
McKeldin
Senate
State Roads Commission
Senate Judiciary Committee
U.S
House
Welfare Department
House Labor Committee
James G. Rennie
Treasury
J. Millard Tawes
Senate Democrats
Turnbull
Balto County
Anniversaries of America’s notable 19th century figures
Compilation notes birthdays and deaths of significant figures including De Witt Clinton born in Orange County New York and died 1828, 1%-Lany Houston born in Lexington Virginia died 1863, Mary F Clarke born in Dublin died 1987, Carl Schurz born in Germany died 1906, John W Foster born in Pike County Indiana died 1917, plus today in history items like Cumberland Road completion and U.S. relations milestones. Also lists today’s birthdays Dr Edward A Condon and others, and an educational conference note in Maryland.
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de Witt Clinton
New York
Orange Co
Lany Houston
Tennessee
Texas
Republic of Texas
U.S
Bors
Lexington
Mary F. Clarke
Sisters of the
Ind
U.S. Army Engineers
Santa Fe
Territory of
Washington
Columbia
Office of Education
Panama
Supreme Court
United States
Corregidor
HME
Bulli
China
Edward A. Condon
Washton University
St. Louis
Nazl Bureau of Standards
Alamardo
X. M
Almer
S. Mike Monroney
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
John D. M. Hamilton
Philadelphia
The
Republic National Committee
Fort Madison
Iowa
Henry Dreyfuss
South Pasadena
Calif
John W. Wade
Vanderbilt University Law School
Nashville
Tenn
Little Rock
Pope Pius XII
Rome
Moscow names Kozyrev as ambassador to Italy
The Soviet government on March 1 announced Semer Pavlovich Kozyrev as ambassador to Italy, replacing the ailing Alexander Bogomolov. Kozyrev previously served as minister to Egypt.
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Italy
Moscow
Semer Pavlovich Kozyrev
Alexander E. Bogomolov
Kozyrev
Egypt
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Ernest R. Eccard
Myersville
G. S
Franklin Square Coin Co. P. D
Franklin Square
W. Patrick St
George L. Rothenhoefer
LEE Leatherman Contractor
Blyersville
Know
America
James A. Sensesbaugh
Maryland Educational Conferrence
Phi Delta
S: Kappa
Maryland Late? Teachers Association
College: P Park
University of Maryland
Sensenbaugh
Frederick County
Baltimore
Maxi D'Alesandro
Te Court of Appeals
Central
Walter Snow
North Market St
Lara
Tom Ewell
Jayne Mansfield
Edmond O'Brien
Susan Hayward
Kirke Bolglas
Claire Frock Co., Inc
Thurmont, MD
Fila Critics Awal
Todd
Hayward - Coupins
Opera
Sam Miller
South Market St
National Food Chain Store
Frederick
Frederick News-Post
Ieee Peed
Kodak Camera
Waterloo Bridge
ACU Celato
Hal Wallis
Corey
Lloyd Bridges
Sam Eagh
Western Maryland Trust Co
Patrick Street
Frederick, Md
Northend
St. & Military Road
Jefferson Branch
Jefferson, Md
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
L. F. Wingigler
E. Lid. St. Ph. Monument
Germantown Bank
Germantown, MD
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Count's Western Store
Western Store
Damascus, MD
Clearwater
Jaycees
Jin
RCA Victor
Dartmouth
RCA View
Techicieas
RCA Victor TV
Mars
ETUC
South Market Street
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