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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1986

Page

11

Trial radio coverage of Senate begins

Washington Sen Charles Mathias Jr of Maryland pressed the button to launch gavel to gavel radio coverage of the U S Senate. The event marks the first session broadcast nationwide with plans for experimental TV from May 1 and June 1 and a possible permanent move to radio and TV coverage to bring the Senate closer to the American people.

Washington Charles McC. Mathias Jr U.S. Senate Senate Rules Committee Frederick Senate Mathias Capitol House Legislative U.S Congress Rules Committee Wendell Ford Kentucky America Nenple Robert Dole Robert C. Byrd Republic Byrd

Gaithersburg Seeks Seven Members for Consumer Affairs Panel

Gaithersburg invites residents and business owners to apply for the Advisory Committee on Consumer Affairs. Seven seats available for one to three year terms. applicants must live in or own a business in Gaithersburg. Deadline March 31 at 4 30 p.m. Send resumes to Mayor Bruce A. Goldensohn. Appointment by mayor with city council confirmation. Also, Frederick County Roads Board meets March 25 at 7 30 p.m. at Winchester Hall. open to the public.

Gaithersburg City of Advisory Committee On Consumer Affairs Bruce A. Goldensohn Gaithersburg City Hall South Summit Avenue Frederick County Roads Board Winchester Hall

House votes to restrict lie detectors for private employers

The House approved a 236 173 bill to curb private use of polygraphs, with exceptions for government and select sectors. Debate framed tests as unreliable and intrusive, though supporters argued they protect the public. amendments broadened eligible workers, while penalties remain civil.

Washington House Senate Matthew Martinez Dcalif George “Buddy” Darden D-Fla House Education and Labor Committee Pat Williams D-Mont District of Columbia Labor Department Martinez D-Calif Fale James M. Jeffords R-Vt Congress

Amery Honored for Long County Economic Board Service

Amery, a Frederick County Economic and Community Development Commission member since 1978, was honored by county commissioners for his years on the industrial development board. He is congratulated by Commissioner Charles C. Smith.

John T. Amery Frederick County Economic and Community Development Commission Industrial Development Board Amery Charles C. Smith

Burger bars live radio from Supreme Court arguments

Chief Justice Warren E. Burger refused to allow live radio coverage of forthcoming Supreme Court arguments on the budget balancing law. He said no broadcasting could occur, replying to Mutual Broadcasting System and noting past opposition to television in court. The case, tied to the balanced budget law, faces a July decision after expedited review.

Washington Warren E. Burger Supreme Court Burger Mutual Broadcasting System Mutual Steve Nevas Burger Long Tampa Fla Supreme Court of the United States John Paul Stevens Stevens He Giamiu Nudman

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