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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1976
Page
7
Annapolis reports nearly 350 bills signed into law. Highlights include a community corrections center program and funding measures for the Automobile Insurance Fund. Officials say the actions advance state policies on public safety and transportation finance.
Maryland Governor Marvin Mandel signed a package of measures to end the impasse over first minimum security facilities by allowing state officials to propose sites and giving local governments 13 months to present alternatives. A separate act creates a special fund funded by assessments on private insurers to back the Maryland Automobile Insurance Fund, potentially up to 30 million, with drivers facing up to 4.50 more per year. The package also includes a 3.6 billion operating budget, a 50 million bond authorization for school construction, nonbinding arbitration for medical malpractice claims, and a Justice Information System linking police with state data networks with strict reporting and appeal rights.
President candidates Jos Carter and Morris Udall adjust focus amid California Governor Edmund Brown Jr. surge in Maryland. Udall will target Michigan May 18 primary while Carter increases Maryland appearances. Entomologists report gypsy moth found in Baltimore County prompting aerial spraying.
The Western Maryland Udall for President campaign opened with a Monday ribbon cutting at 310 N Market St. Thomas H. Hallery, 6th District Udall coordinator, cut the ribbon held by Mary F. Singleton, a Frederick County delegate committed to Morris K. Udall. The Maryland Primary is May 18 with Udall contesting six other Democrats on the ballot.
Ocean City council passed three measures to promote a family image. A nightly beach ban from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. targets late hours, a curfew for males and walking on the beach, and a ban on tourists sleeping in vehicles on public streets or inlets. The package, approved 61 to 0 for two and unanimously for the sleeping ordinance, aims to tighten behavior in the resort.
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