Frederick blue laws bill defeated in judiciary committee
The Maryland legislature's judiciary committee rejected a statewide repeal bill 17-3 amid debate in Frederick County. Delegates Morningstar Hyatt and Alperstein voiced opposing and supportive views, citing family impact and Sunday work. Frederick alderman Kreissig and church leaders favored repeal or cautious reform, while officials warned about juvenile delinquency and family time.
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Judiciary Committee
Dywas
Morningstar
Owens
Frederick
Sal
Jerry H. Hyatt
Montgomery
Frederick County
Hyatt
Arthur S. Alperstein
Baltimore County
Alperstein
Frederick City
Jan F Kreissig
John P. Hamm
Trinity United Methodist Church
Hamm
Kreissig
Montgomery County
Annapolis
Ronald N.) Young
Baltimore City
Baltimore
Galen R. Clagett
Clagett
Bryan Denson
Two Sisters Remembered in Obituary Notices
Obituary continuation lists sisters Mrs. Evelyn Moore of Cascade and Mrs. Edith Morrow of New Market Tennessee. Friends may call at Grove Funeral Home Waynesboro 7 9 p m Tuesday March 25. Services at 1 30 pm Wednesday March 26 officiated by Rev Vernon Firme and Rev Paul Tobias. Interment Blue Ridge Cemetery Thurmont.
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Evelyn Moore
Cascade
Edith Morrow
New Market
Tenn
Grove Funeral Home
Waynesboro
Vernon Firme
Paul Tobias
Blue Ridge Cemetery
Thurmont
Funeral services for Howard M Huffer in Brunswick
Funeral services for Howard Marvin Red Huffer 67 of Brunswick who died March 19 were held 11 a.m. Saturday March 22 at John T Williams Funeral Home Brunswick Rev William Roen officiated Interment was in Brownsville Heights Cemetery Brownsville Bearers were Thourpe Owens Bill Young Sam Exline Ray Valentine and Carlos B Giffin.
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Howard Marvin Huffer
Howard Marvin
Red" Huffer
Brunswick
John T. Williams
William Roen
Brownsville Heights
Brownsville
Mr. Thourpe
Mr. Owens
Bill Young
Sam Exline
Ray Valentine
Carlos B. Giffin
Reagan Aids Narrowly Backed by Support for Contra Aid
Reagan predicts passage of $100 million Contra aid as Caspar Weinberger says advisers may train rebels only if Honduras agrees. He downplays American troops, calls attacks on him scurrilous and insists US forces won’t be sent to Latin America. Opponents claim policy would deploy troops.
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ABCTV
Caspar Weinberger
U.S
Weinberger
Honduras
Nicaragua
Reagan
Times
Latin America
Indian government calls private Bhopal settlement illegal
The Indian government says Union Carbide’s tentative $250 million deal with private U S lawyers to compensate Bhopal victims violates sovereign authority. It insists only the government can represent victims and file U S lawsuits, citing special legislation from Feb 20 1985.
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Associated Press
New Delhi
India
Union Carbide
Bhopal
Government of India
Ministry of Chemicals
Tadia
United States
Danbury
Harvey Cobert
Carbide
Indian Ministry of Chemicals
Bhopaly
D.S. Sastri
Sastri
Times of India
Washington
Ronald Wishart
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