Maryland Senate approves three drunken driver laws
The Maryland Senate passed three Hughes Administration bills to crack down on drunk driving and moved toward enacting most of the drunken driving package. Senate leaders expect broad approval, with debates on license suspensions and vehicle seizure for repeat offenders, while concerns about property rights were raised.
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Annapolis
Gervase Dagacs
House of Delegates
General Assembly
Norman Stone
Constitutional and Public Law Committee
Hughes
Stone
House
Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee
Mothers Against
Kelly
Sen. Stone
DuPont trust owes crippled kids five million
A Florida judge ruled the Alfred J. duPont Trust must pay about 4.96 million to the Nemours Foundation due to 1980-valuation discrepancies. Delaware and Florida had sued to remove three trustees for alleged conflicts of interest while seeking to enhance benefits for handicapped children and the elderly. The 1980 settlement set a 3 percent payout of the difference between the judge’s valuation and trustee figures, with most income already paid.
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Fay
J.C. Belin
W.L Thornton
7.S Coldewey
Delaware
duPont Trust
Nemours Foundation
Wilmington
Del
Telawora
Florida
Fred H. Kent Jr
Walloe
Kent
St Joe Paper Co
DuPont
Edward Ball
St. Joe Paper
Florida East Coast Railway
General Motors
Florida National Bank
Park observes Wildlife Week amid planning, annexation debates
Rock Creek Park marks National Wildlife Week with programs at the Nature Center from March 20 to 26. The event emphasizes public lands and wise management, as Frederick County weighs annexation and a proposed 21.2 million gallon pond project to secure drought water for Rock Creek. Local boards discuss land lot divisions and sewer and water requirements for new development.
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County Commission
Richard Poole
Poole
South Mountain
Catoctin Soil Service District
Plang — Panglae Taman
Rock Creek Park
National Park Service
Clida Chan
National Wildlife Federation
Land
Rock Creek Nature Center
Glover Road
N.W
Washington, D.C
America
Audubon Naturalist Society
Africa
Meridian Hill Park
Meridian Hill
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Administration seeks more military aid for El Salvador
President Reagan presses Congress for a larger El Salvador aid package possibly at 110 million, with accelerated training, more weapons and parts to keep security forces in place until elections. Officials caution decisions are not final and may include adding advisers beyond 55. Reagan expected to address Vietnam comparisons and frame U.S. role.
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Washington
U.S
Reagan
Congressional
State Department
United States
Vietnam
Pope to End Central American Trip Today
Pope John Paul II wraps up an eight day Central American tour in Guatemala Belize and Honduras urging social justice and human rights while cautioning clergy to stay clear of political movements. He met crowds in Costa Rica Panama and Guatemala calling for peace reconciliation and aid to the poor. The pope will visit Haiti before returning to Rome as violence and oppression across the region remain focal points. The piece also notes a local Woodsboro athletic meeting for spring registration at the Fire Hall on Tuesday March 15 for children and teens.
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Guatemala City
John Paul II
Central America
Belize
Haiti
Rome
Costa Rica
Panama
Nicaragua
Guatemala
John Paul
Honduras
Terrorist hostage takeover at Bank of America in Hollywood
A 31 year old man identifying as Harvey seized up to 30 hostages inside a Bank of America branch in Hollywood, demanded a meeting with President Reagan and transport to LA airport for a Washington trip, but surrendered after a 12 hour standoff. No one was harmed. The man was not armed and a satchel checked after the event contained toiletries, not a weapon.
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Los Angeles
Reagan
Hollywood
FBI
Donald Hugue
Bank of America
Harvey
Dan Cooke
Cooke
Fred Reagan
Los Angeles International
Washington, D.C
Michael Avarans
Abrams
Lax
Washington
Weather forecast for Thursday predicts widespread rain
The National Weather Service forecasts rain across the nectar region on Thursday March 10 with showers in parts of Georgia and portions of the Great Lakes area extending to the Virginias. A band of rain will sweep northern New York and northern New England.
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National Weather Service
Georgia
Great Lakes
Virginias
New York
New England
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