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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1978

Page

4

Maryland House Advances Online Ad Ban and Cave Protections

The Maryland House of Delegates approved a bill banning automatic dialing machines that deliver sales pitches to home phones, even with unlisted numbers. It also moved to protect caves by prohibiting sale of mineral formations and dumping, while a racing-date allocation bill aims to evenly distribute 16 summer days among Pimlico Laurel and Bowie tracks.

Annapolis Maryland House of Delegates Senate House Del John St. Arnick D-Ball, Co Donald F. Munson Washington del. Benjamin L. Cardin Ways and Means Committee State Racing Commission Pimlico Laurel Bowie Baltimore Democrat

Maryland MS patient urges medical marijuana bill approval

Meredith Sykes of Chevy Chase testifies before the House Judiciary Committee in Annapolis asking to let doctors prescribe marijuana for multiple sclerosis. She says the drug helps her mobility and reading life, despite self treatment risks and adulteration concerns raised by physicians.

Annapolis Meredith Sykes Chevy Chase House Judiciary Committee Dell Larry Young Dennis C. McCoy Baltimore Miss Sykes Dennis Petro U.S. Food and Drug Administration Penn State

Hospital sues over Goode release at Spring Grove

Walter E. Verdon of Cape Coral Florida sues Spring Grove Hospital in Baltimore and three officials for 2 million dollars alleging doctors knew Arthur F. Goode violated parole, was a violent sexual deviant and incapable of treatment, endangering a child victim identified as Jason.

Baltimore Arthur F. Goode Goode Walter E. Verdon Cape Coral Fla Jason U.S Spring Grove Hospital Leroy W. Preston

Abusive Workers Eyed at State Hospitals in Testimony

Two former patients from Crowsville State Hospital told a legislative committee that assaults by attendants left patients hopeless and bitter. They urged a bill making physical or sexual abuse of patients at mental hospitals a felony, with up to five years in prison per incident.

Annapolis Crowsville State Hospital Richard Henderson House Judiciary Committee Del Patricia Alken D-Anne Arundel Senate del. Alken Lissi Bilcher Ms. Bilcher

Sunspots disrupt Maryland State Police radio signals

In Leonardtown Maryland police radio traffic is disrupted yearly by sunspot activity from the West Coast. Cpl Melvin Tetreau recalls past summers when Oklahoma police chased a figure in the hills. He says operators attribute the problem to sunspots and notes no technical explanation is available.

Leonardtown Maryland Outer Space Los Angeles West Coast Melvin Tetreau Oklahoma

Maryland Day celebration moved to July 4 by order

Acting Gov. Blair Lee III announced Maryland Day will be observed on Monday July 4 instead of March 25. Since March 25 falls on a Saturday and March 24 is Good Friday, state employees will celebrate on July 4, marking the Ark and the Dove landings on St Clements Island that first brought settlers to Maryland.

Annapolis Maryland Blair Lee III Lee Ark and the Dove St. Clements Island Potomac River

Senate blocks abolition of Maryland movie censor board

In Annapolis the Senate rejected a bill to abolish the Maryland censor board, keeping Mary Avara and two colleagues in place. A companion Dorman measure would let distributors skip submissions for advisory opinions, with possible penalties for showing films deemed obscene. The vote was 28 16 against abolition and 42 2 for the advisory opinion bill.

Annapolis House of Delegates Senate Mary Avara Dorman House Clarence Mitchell D-Ball Mitchell Howard Denis R-Montgomery

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