Maryland natural resources praised in two year study
A two year study of the Chesapeake Bay finds Maryland's top natural resource generally in good condition despite pesticide pollution from the Susquehanna River and Baltimore Harbor. The report urges continued monitoring, notes no harmful shellfish levels, and cautions that shellfish die offs may involve multiple stress factors. It recommends dredging methods with minimal bottom disturbance in contaminated areas.
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Annafusis
Chesapeake Bay
Susquehanna River
Baltimore Harbor
Maryland
James Coulter
Alo
Billy Arthes Reunites With Family After Kidnapping
Billy Arthes, held nine days by an alleged killer, returned home in Towson Md in good health with his family after a tearful 3 55 p m reunion at police headquarters. He will be questioned again as investigators work on the Dawson murder case and the Goode kidnapping.
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Towson
Bill Artes
Virginia
Billy
Joseph R. Gallen
Arthur F. Goode
Senate Narrowly Backs Bill Limiting Telephone Directory Charges
In Annapolis the Senate tentatively approved a bill to bar extra charges on directory assistance by Maryland telephone firms amid lobbying by Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. Critics questioned PSC oversight as company gear forGS approval. Delegates gave tentative backing to Sunshine legislation forcing public meetings open and to a rent control measure for Baltimore City amid amendments.
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Annapolis
Ma Bell
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Maryland
General Assembly
Senate
House of Delegates
Maryland Public Service Commission
PSC
C&p
Robert Douglass
Lawmakers Send Campaign Financing Bills to Floor Without Recommendation
Two Maryland committees declined to vote on rival public campaign financing bills and sent them to the House for full consideration. The move followed chairmen’s warnings that a committee vote could derail reform. The Ross Robertson bill would cap public funding to four top races and end the tax checkoff, while Weisengolf’s measure would repeal the law. Docter’s reform proposal was rejected. The House also cut 2.7 million in supplemental funds to cover cost of living adjustments for retirees, choosing policy over funding limits. The board deferred a 176000 payment to Greiner Engineering related to the Bay Bridge project until final figures are known.
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Annapolis
House
Constitutional and Administrative Law and Ways and Means
Charles Krysiak
Benjamin Cardin
Cardin
Krysiak
Montgomery
Helen Ross
Donald Robertson
Robertson
Eatenck
Ross-Hobertson
Del
Paul Weisengolf
Charles Docter
Ross-Robertson
Docter
House of Delegates
Maryland
Alan Wilner
Maryin Mandel
Maryland man Arthur Goode III charged with murder and kidnap
Arthur Goode III, 21, of Hyattsville, faces homicide and kidnapping charges after authorities say he led officers to the body of Kenneth Dawson, 11, in Fairfax County, Virginia. Goode reportedly left Spring Grove State Hospital in Catonsville last September and vanished with Billy Arthes, whom he claimed was his son.
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Fairfax County
Kenneth A. Dawson
Falls Church
Gooden Hyattsville
Baltimore County
Cape Coral
Fla
Spring Grove State Hospital
Goode
Arthes Boy
Jean Brittannia
Wmar-Tv
Baltimore
Charles Eijams
Arthas
Wiles
Orc
Dawson
Mildred Goode
St. James City
Arthur F. Goode Jr
Arthur Goode Lit
Maryland Mental Hospital
Billy Arthes
Washington Post
Hyattsville
Arthes
Kenneth Dawson
Catonsville
Olive Harris
Prince George's
Arthur Marshall Jr
Marshall
Roger Butler
Cape Coral, Fla
Butler
Spring Grove
Lei
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Mr. Goode
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Arthur Derman
Prince Georges
Baltimore City
Voice
Baltmore
Dennis McCoy
Maryland Automobile
Legislative Council
Environmental Matters Committee
State Medical Society
Greiner Engineering Sciences
State Board of Public Works
State Highway Administration
Louis L. Goldstein
Ana
ATV
Lowe's
Lowe's Companies, Inc
Arthur Goode III
Dr. Harris
Arlington
B.T.U
Old Washington Rd
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