Hughes drinking driver bills under Judiciary panel scrutiny
Maryland House Judiciary Committee examined six Hughes Administration measures from the Task Force on the Drinking Driver aimed at identification rehabilitation and policy shifts. The panel debated test-refusal license suspensions waivers to work and lowering blood alcohol limits amid concerns of plea bargains and political timing raised by legislators and MADD supporters.
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Annapolis
House Judiciary Committee
Maryland
Emer J. Johnson
William T.S. Bricker
Senate
Motor Vehicle Administration
Free summer schedule and drunken driving policy debate
The free University of Maryland University College summer schedule will be released March 16 with credit and non credit courses from May to August in College Park Baltimore Washington and Annapolis. The schedule notes evening classes for working people and a master of general administration program. Non credit professional development courses are listed. A legislative hearing drew about 150 people as senators discussed proposed DUI reform including lower blood alcohol limits mandatory license suspensions and police power to conduct roadside tests. The hearing reflected frustration among police and officials over loopholes and plea bargaining in drunk driving cases.
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del. Joseph Owens
D-Montgomery
Judiciary Committee
Maryland
Bricker
Mississippi
Cindi Lamb
Mount Airy
Frederick County
University of Maryland University College
College Park
Catonsville
Baltimore
Washington
Annapolis
University College
Pentagon
Francis X. Kelly
D-Carroll
Harford
House
Kelly
Prince Georges County
Kenneth Cutlip
Cutlip
Motor Vehicle Administration
Legislative Service
HUD funds blocked in Frederick housing plan protest
Frederick city officials say a $500,000 HUD single purpose grant for housing rehabilitation code enforcement All Saints Street stabilization and blight clearance is untouchable. City council member Young argues for flexibility and vows to protest the HUD decision while seeking support from Senators Mathias Sarbanes and Congresswoman Byron. He warns publicity has drawn the Ku Klux Klan back to Frederick County for an April 4 rally and plans a Saturday night response.
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Young
Frederick City
All Saints
Frederick
HUD
Charles McC. Mathias
Beverly B. Byron
Paul S. Sarbanes
Ku Klux Klan
Frederick County
El Salvador Faces New Battles Near San Salvador
El Salvadoran troops clashed with guerrillas north and east of San Salvador and in the capital area on Wednesday amid ambushes and mine explosions. About 1,000 government troops conducted search and destroy operations while three convoys were hit. Fourteen bodies were found along a highway near Chalatenango. The UNHRC called for a special representative to probe grave human rights violations with 11 abstentions including the United States.
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Honduras
Mexico
Nicaragua
Pao Paraguay
Peru
Surinam
Trinidad
Venezuela
San Salvador
el Salvador
Farabundo Marti National Liberation Movement
San Vicente
Jose Guillermo Garcia
Chalatenango
Noat
Carlos Humberto Romero
U.N. Human Rights Commission
Geneva
Switzerland
United States
New Market names officials and sets election dates
The town of New Market elected Paul Zimmerman as committee supervisor and Ann Selby with Bob Easterly as members for a four year term. Mayor Frank Shaw announced voter registration April 12-9 at the fire hall or Masonic Hall, general election May 12, and filing deadlines by April 30. He noted a 2 year audit increase of 3136, questioned inventory forms, and urged residents to list New Market as residence for tax purposes. Deputy Marvin Stelding and Cpl Thomas Zufall spoke on burglary prevention and property marking at a Maryland Crime Watch program.
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New Market
Paul Zimmerman
Ann Selby
Bob Easterly
New Market Town
Frank Shaw
Fire Hall
Masonic Hall
Shaw
Zimmerman
Frederick County
Maryland Crime Watch
Marvin E. Stelding
New Unitarian minister to be installed Sunday
The Rev. F. Craig Coleman will be installed as minister of the Unitarian Fellowship of Frederick at 4 p.m. Sunday March 15 at the YMCA Building 1000 N. Market St. Frederick. The service will include Rev. Bernie Zerkel Jr. Rev. Ken MacLean Rev. Douglas Gallager Tom Mills and members of the Frederick Ministerial Association. Coleman a native of Indianapolis has pastored Unitarian congregations in New Hampshire and Vermont and serves as chaplain for Spring Grove Hospital. He lives in Catonsville with wife Joan.
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F. Craig Coleman
Unitarian Fellowship of
Frederick
YMCA
N. Market St
Bernie Zerkel Jr
United Church of Christ
Ken MacLean
Cedar Lane
Bethesda
Douglas Gallager
Towson Unitarian Universalist Church
Joseph Priestly District
Tom Mills
Frederick News
Frederick Ministerial Association
Coleman
Indianapolis
Ind
New Hampshire
Vermont
Spring Grove Hospital
Catonsville
Brown University
Harvard Divinity School
Joan
Howard University
Frederick Fellowship
Dorothy Egbert
Ralph Kuehne
Robert G. Smith
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