Death penalty bill survives vote in Maryland Senate
A Maryland Senate vote approved a bill to extend the death penalty to gunmen in drive by shootings tied to drug sales. The measure, opposed by some as unconstitutional and likely to spur appeals, faces a second Senate vote and House review. Supporters argue it targets horrific bystander killings and deters violence.
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Senate
House of Delegates
Walter Baker
Dcecil
Judicial Proceedings Committee
Mr. Boozer
Baker
Mary Boergers
Montgomery
Boozer
Robert Murphy
Maryland
House
Judiciary Committee
Kenneth Masters
Baltimore County
Supreme Court
Doctors risk lawsuits over AIDS disclosure ruling
Maryland's Court of Appeals ruled that surgeons with AIDS can face lawsuits if they do not disclose their illness to patients, returning the case to circuit court to consider damages from discovery of the illness to HIV test results. The decision cites AMA guidance and CDC statements on testing and risk disclosure.
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Baltimore
Maryland Court of Appeals
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Rudolph Almaraz
Sonja Faya
Perry M. Rossi
Johns Hopkins
Almaraz
Joseph H.H. Kaplan
Court of Appeals
American Medical Association
U.S. Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Paul F. Strain
AIDS speaker barred from high school assembly in Maryland
Gary Donaldson, a 35 year old Hagerstown man with AIDS, was barred from addressing ninth graders at South Hagerstown High School as part of an AIDS education assembly. Superintendent Gary Gersen said parental discretion is needed and parents should be present during the talk about contracting the virus and abstinence.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
Gary Donaldson
South Hagerstown
Mr. Gersen
Mr. Donaldson
Shepherd College to host Civil War Study Center
Shepherd College in Shepherdstown West Virginia announces the Center for the Study of the Civil War led by President Michael P Riccards. The center will build a Civil War Soldiers Data Base from a foundation of National Park Service and National Archives material and expand the current 14-field index cards.
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W.va
Shepherd College
Michael P. Riccards
Shepherd
Antietam National Battlefield
National Park Service
Richards
Harpers Ferry
Charles Town
Antietam
Gettysburg
Shepherd's Center For the Study
Navy
National Archives
Index
National Archives Index
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