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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1991

Page

4

Maryland abortion law slammed at Frederick County banquet

Syndicated columnist Cal Thomas condemned Maryland's new abortion law as among the liberalest in the nation. He told about 450 attendees at the Walkersville Volunteer Fire Co. banquet that it endangers women by permitting late term abortions and insulates doctors with special protections.

Walkersville Cal Thomas Maryland Frederick County Maryland General Assembly Thomas William Donald Schaefer Schaefer

Sailor Honored by Students Before Welcome Home Party

Seaman Jefferson, a father of three and starter on the 1982 Gov. Thomas Johnson High School state champion basketball team, returned from the Persian Gulf to a party where students presented handmade letters and a video. He spoke of joy from the messages, the boredom of sea life, and minimal combat casualties aboard the USS Iwo Jima while stationed near Kuwait.

Seaman Jefferson Persian Gulf Iwo Jima Kuwait Marine

Maryland Bill Pushes Tougher Auto Pollution Standards

The Environmental Matters Committee hears a bill urged by the Department of the Environment to curb auto emissions, arguing cleaner cars are the easiest fix to smog in Baltimore and Washington. Maryland could cut hydrocarbon emissions by up to 58 percent by 2007 if adopting California standards, versus 34 percent under federal rules. Other states like New York and Massachusetts have already adopted stricter limits. Two Frederick men were arrested in a Friday night raid on 312 E. 2nd St. for marijuana distribution and related charges. bail was set at 60,000 dollars each. A 1984 Nissan, 1989 Harley, drug paraphernalia, and $275 were seized.

Frosh State Department of the Environment George Ferreri Air Management Environmental Matters Committee Baltimore Washington Maryland California Ferreri New York Massachusetts Frederick Frederick County Frederick City William Thomas Gorman Ethan Lee Linthicum E. 2Nd St Linthicum Sheriff's Department

Maryland moves to March primary and federal insurance shift

Delegates push a 65 mph plan moving the primary to early March to precede Super Tuesday, with Senate backing 31 16 to abolish the Credit Union Insurance Corp and require federal insurance for 12 state credit unions holding 60 million in deposits. Open meetings reform gains pace as zoning board tweaks draw 31 11, vote delayed to Monday.

Senate Maryland Credit Union Insurance Corp House Thomas P. O'Reilly Prince George's

Sears Dryer Preprint Error Corrected in March Issues

On the March 17 back cover and March 27 front cover the 6060 Dryer was misdescribed as weaving 7 cycles and having automatic fabric master with 3 temperatures. It actually features 4 cycles and timed drying with 2 temperatures. We regret any inconvenience caused.

Judge Wenner to return to bench after serious car crash

Judge Wenner, seriously injured in a Nov 15 crash near Brunswick, spent weeks in recovery after facial surgery and rehab in York Pennsylvania. He walked 30 miles daily and expressed gratitude for prayers and support while noting the incident reminded him of his return to the bench.

Petersville Road Brunswick Wenner Claggett Diocesan Center Mount St. Mary’s College Baltimore Annapolis Ing Judge Wenner York

Catoctin wall stabilization work to begin Monday

Work to stabilize the wall at Catoctin will start Monday with dirt fill replaced and support structures hidden. The project targets the worst deteriorated sections and could expand if more funds become available from the General Assembly.

Catoctin Bird General Assembly Charles Smelser Frederick Carroll Capital Budget Dannecker

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