Idaho House OKs bill to outlaw abortion
The Idaho House approved a bill to outlaw abortion as birth control with exceptions for rape incest severe fetal disability or to save the mother. Penalties reach up to 50 000 per additional offense for physicians and the measure advances to the Senate amid heated debate with a packed gallery.
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Boise, Idaho
State House
Supreme Court
Nancy Myers
National Right To Life Committee
Washington, D.C
Senate
GOP
Minnesota
Utah
Idaho
Cecil Andrus
Pennsylvania
National
Right To Life Committee
Sally Trott
Pro-choice bill clears Maryland Senate committee vote
In Annapolis the Judicial Proceedings Committee approved the Abortion Omnibus Act by 7-4, defeating four anti abortion measures. An amended provision sets a more liberal standard for viability and the bill becomes effective on July. Floor debate looms as pro-choice supporters vow victory while antiabortion leaders express disappointment.
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Annapolis
Senate
Judicial Proceedings Committee
Judicial Proceedings
U.S. Supreme Court
Barbara A. Hollman
Baltimore
John A. Cade
R-Annine Arundel
Court hears Grove Stadium appeal in Annapolis
A three judge Court of Special Appeals panel heard Friday arguments on Frederick’s Grove Stadium case but took no action. The appeal challenges a Circuit Court ruling allowing construction at Leats Field on land donated for youth use. The Keys, Baltimore Orioles affiliate, will begin at the new stadium on April 19. no decision is expected for weeks.
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Annapolis
Court of Special Appeals
Frederick
Frederick Keys
John J. Bishop
John J. Garrity
Charles E. Moylan
Grove Stadium
Leats Field
The
Keys
Seventh-day Adventist Church
James Respess
Milner Roberts
Stepler
Tom Lynch
Baltimore Orioles
New Grove Stadium
Lynch
Gordon
Bishop
Roberts
Leats
Bone marrow program gives lifesavers a direction
NIH bone marrow donor effort tries to match healthy volunteers like Henry Oppermann of Frederick with patients such as 9 year old Marc Amoroso of North Beach. Oppermann, a Gaithersburg scientist, volunteered after nearly matching a leukemia patient and urges others to sign up as donation remains scarce.
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Bethesda
National Institutes of Health
Henry Oppermann
Frederick
Marc Amoroso
North Beach
Oppermann
National Institute of Standards and Technology
Gaithersburg
Mr. Oppermann
Marc
Burkittsville
Joyce Amoroso
Bradstreet
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Linda Bradstreet
Mare
Bollinger Seeks Fourth Term In Frederick County Race
Frederick County Commissioner Bollinger, a Democratic three term incumbent, filed for a fourth term and warned this may be his toughest election. He is the sole commissioner to declare intentions to run as the race narrows with other board members evaluating their options.
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Sterling Bollinger
Frederick County
Board of County Commissioners
Mark Hoke
Wrong-number call targets Frederick police fund raiser
Maj. Richard J. Ashton, Frederick City Police chief, reports a caller tried to collect money for a city police fund raiser. The department does not solicit funds. He warns residents not to donate to unknown solicitations and notes scammers prey on well meaning people.
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Richard J. Ashton
Frederick City
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Inside the News
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Craig McIntyre
Ballenger Creek Park
Craig
Terry Jones
Leslie
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