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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1982

Page

3

Maryland Sign Language Plan Faces Senate Review

Air Friday March 19 1982 report on Senate Joint Resolution 3 6 urging passage to promote sign language in Maryland public schools and colleges. Sen Steinberg chairs Finance Committee with Smelser and Thomas supporting the measure. Dr Denton of the Maryland School for the Deaf cites benefits to social interaction and integration of deaf and hearing people.

General Assembly Maryland Senate Finance Committee Melvin Steinberg Charles H. Smelser Edward P. Thomas Steinberg David M. Denton Maryland School For the Deaf Frederick

Sign Language Bill Aims for Public School Elective

Frederick County lawmakers back SJR 36 by Senator sian L Lapsides and supporter Thomas to promote teaching of sign language in public schools. Dr Denton notes growing use of American Sign Language and Total Communication in education.

Denton Maryland School For the Deaf Sian. L. Lapsides Baltimore Thomas Steinberg Frederick County Frederick School For the Deaf Senate

EPA chief Gorsuch hires three bodyguards amid policy backlash

Environmental chief Anne Gorsuch faces opposition from greens and EPA staff as she hires three personal security officers. Officials say they will be trained investigators in the Inspector General’s office, costing more than ordinary guards, while her top floor offices gain private access.

Washington Anne Gorsuch Gorsuch Environmental Protection Agency EPA Lucette Lagnado Jobo Dillon Crvaich Olds James Sander Eee Secret Service FBI Air Force Office of Special Investigations OU UC Euck & Ai Dieu Caida Alexander Haig Treasury Donald Regan Defense Caspar Weinberger Reagan Norman Miners D-Calif Dante Fascell D-Fla Fascell Kremlin National Security Agency Kiev Moscow Mediterranean National Archives

Steme From Files Highlights Local Visits and Industry Changes

Frederick Aerie No 1007 prepares for J C Canty grand president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles to address a large crowd. Mt Airy ice plant output rises from 12 to 16 tons in four hours after Roop buys the Reeves ice business, plans diesel power. Dr Henry W Chase elected Frederick Memorial Hospital chief of staff. new trustee W Meredith Young named. Civil Defense plan discussed for Frederick and county schools with radio readiness. Mount St Marys wins NCAA small college title 58 57. keys to city given to coach Jim Phelan. End notes include social commentary on women’s roles.

Frederick Aerie Order of Eagles J.C. Canty Galveston Texas Eagles Mr. Canty Reeve Ae Ee Superior Iew Co G.E. Roop New Windsor Roop Greesville Ayden Wake Forest North Carolina Mt. Airy Henry WY. Chase Frederick Memorial Hospital Howard W. Ash W. Meredith Young Chase A.M. Powell Jr Thomas E. Stone Jim Phelan Emmitsburg Mount St. Mary Mountaineers Sacramento State Evanaville Ind Edward Houck Phelan

Baltimore John Prostitution Program Targets Johns

The News American reports Lt. Cunningham in Baltimore has launched a program aimed at reducing prostitution by targeting johns rather than prostitutes. Police women issue warning letters to men who proposition or solicit, promising arrest if repeated, hoping to curb dope sales and violence without arrests.

Baltimore John Cunningham John News American Lt Cunningham Johns Maryland The Houston Cunningham

Decontrol urged for gene-splicing reforms in DNA research

A U S advisory panel urged lifting most federal limits on lab gene splicing research, retaining only a few restricted areas. If NIH backs the plan, most DNA work would fall under voluntary guidelines and local biosafety reviews, ending federal review for the majority of projects.

Washington Law and Ethics Stanley Barden NIH Thomas E. Malone Barben Barden

Patience and wisdom praised by Frederick County Board

Letters praise the Frederick County Board of Appeals for their unanimous decision that a sewer treatment plant is not compatible in a conservation area. Eyler Valley residents thank the board and contributors for protecting the county’s natural resources. Helen Deluca, Eyler Valley Citizens Association president, expresses gratitude Thurmont. The League of Women Voters urges timely motor vehicle emissions inspections for Maryland to improve air quality and opposes measures weakening the program. Sally Roman, League president, urges action.

Frederick Frederick County Eyler Valley League of Women Voters Montgomery County General Assembly Maryland

Board clashes over Emmitsburg school program

A Frederick County Board of Education dispute centers on moving Emmitsburg grades 2 through 8 as board members clash over a new program. Proponents defend the plan as progress while three members oppose, citing community welfare and resident wishes. Charles E. Brauer of Rocky Ridge writes in critique.

Frederick County

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