Tax windfall and malpractice bill dominate Assembly actions
The Maryland General Assembly advanced a malpractice bill requiring gross negligence proof to hold doctors liable, a move critics say nearly immunizes physicians. The effort, led by Delegate Loui DePazzo, follows wider debates on medical insurance and anticipated premium impacts. The House Judiciary Committee also moved toward repealing archaic Blue Laws, with notable votes and broad delegation support, as lawmakers press on toward April adjournment.
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Loui J. DePazzo
Baltimore County
Medical Mutual Insurance Society
ILGWU Bargains Continue as Baltimore Talks Loom
Claire Frock workers facing benefit disputes as ILGWU says I. Appel has not paid for health care since January. Negotiators plan to resume talks in Baltimore on Thursday and Friday with union leaders, I. Appel executives, and two lawyers. Workers wore union T shirts at a Sunday meeting with about 150 attendees. Nadash urged unity to secure favorable terms.
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Claire Frock
J. Appel
ILGWU
I. Appel
Baltimore
Obituary for Mrs Mariana M Beachley Palm Harbor Resident
Mrs Mariana M Beachley of Palm Harbor Florida and formerly of Braddock Heights died Sunday March 29 at Tarpon Springs General Hospital Tarpon Springs Florida She was the wife of Frank A Beachley Funeral arrangements are being announced by Donald B Thompson Funeral Home 41 East Main Street Middletown
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Gillespie Drive
Palm Harbor
Fla
Braddock Heights
Tarpon Springs General Hospital
Tarpon Springs
Frank A. Beachley
Donald B. Thompson
E. Main St
Middletown
Funerals Held for Mrs. Alice Nolan and Mrs. Thelma Gordon
Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Virginia Nolan of Union Bridge who died March 25 were held March 28 at Union Bridge Funeral Home with Rev. Richard L. Michael officiating. Interment in Lutheran Cemetery Uniontown. Also, funeral services for Mrs. Thelma A. Gordon of Charles Town who died March 25 were held March 28 at Mount Lebanon Cemetery near Damascus with Rev. Roger Carlson officiating. Arrangements by Olin L. Molesworth Funeral Home Damascus.
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Alice V. Nolan
Alice Virginia Nolan
Union Bridge
D.D Hartzler
Richard L. Michael
Union Bridge Lutheran Church
Francis Nusbaum
Paul Hooper Sr
Paul Hooper Jr
Ray Wilson
Charles Lovell
Bruce Hooper
Uniontown
Thelma A. Gordon
Charles Town
W.va
Mount Lebanon
Damascus
Roger Carlson
Salem United Methodist Church
Cedar Grove
Olin L. Molesworth
Alleged Pollard recruiter resigns in Tel Aviv
Lt Col Aviem Sella, a top Israeli air force officer linked to the Pollard affair, resigns from Tel Nof base amid strained U S Israel relations. He admits recruiting Pollard and passing him to Rafael Eitan, saying his actions were not a mistake and that America wants a head.
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Israel
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Aviem Seila
Tel Nof
Pollard
Sella
United States
U.S
Yediot Ahronot Today
Rafael Fitan
Defense Ministry
Rafi Eitan
Secret Services
America
US. Navy
Seila
Air Force
Yitzhak Shamir
Likud Bloc
Israel Radio
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Yitzhak Rabin
Shimon Peres
Labor Party
Parliament
Abba Eban
London
Sunday Times
Caspar Weinberger
Weinberger
Washington
Jerusalem Post
Infant Critical After House Fire In Wheaton
A two month old infant was in critical condition at Children's Hospital after suffering third degree burns to the face when a candle tipped over igniting a fire Saturday night at 12201 Center Hill St. Sochima Aosaku was sleeping in a crib upstairs. a passerby rescued him. The fire began shortly before midnight. a woman and three other children escaped. The baby was flown to hospital by Maryland State Police helicopter.
Japan seeks to avoid tariffs amid US trade talks
Japan warned it may use emergency steps if talks with the United States fail. Officials cited potential actions under GATT and possible abrogation of the semiconductor accord. Asahi News reported Tokyo will push to raise US share of its chip market and probe alleged foreign dumping.
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Mooster of International Trade and Industry
Hajime Tamura
United Sates
Japan
United States
Asal
NATO treaty prospects spark debate on missile withdrawal
Officials debate a North Atlantic Treaty Organization stance as NATO seeks guarantees on conventional and chemical balance in Europe before withdrawing medium range missiles. Aspin proposes 50 to 100 missiles remain to signal commitment, while ongoing talks consider Soviets keeping 33 SS-20s and US missiles moved east to avoid West European targets.
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Europe
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U.S
NATO
Asia
United States
Alaska
Siberia
State Department
Kenilworth Tops Nation's Wealthiest Suburbs List
A study based on 1985 per capita income ranks Kenilworth Illinois as the wealthiest suburb, with a 1985 figure of 48 950, followed by Hunter's Creek Texas and Cherry Hills Colorado. The analysis notes white suburbia concentration and questions changes since oil price drops.
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Robert Wright
Kenilworth
Beverly Hills
Lake Forest
Pierre deVise
Roosevelt University
Gascon
Lake Michigan
Fitzy North Shore
Wright
Chicago
Houston
Hunter’s Creek
Denver
Cherry Hills
Mission Hills
Kan
Kansas City
Piney Point
Detroit
Bloomfield Hills
Sands Point
Long Island
San Diego
Rancho Santa Fe
Oklahoma City
Nichols Hills
Ladue
St. Louis
DeVise
Gary Orfield
University of Chicago
Orfield
Scarsdale
N.Y
New York
New York City
Ford Heights
East Chicago Heights
Swaggart seeks $7 million to fund Latin crusade outreach
San Diego area evangelist Jimmy Swaggart, back from a Latin America crusade with his wife and infant, appealed on TV for $7 million to sustain broadcasts. Crusade Director Jerald Ogg said $3 million weekly is needed to run the operation, noting a 5 percent rise in contributions but 25 percent jump in expenses. He warned of drastic consequences if funds fall short.
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Jimmy Swaggart
Latin America
Crusade
Jerald Ogg
Swaggart
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