Maryland Abortion Law Under Fire in 1992 Debate
Frederick resident Gregory M. Fowl criticizes Ansel Scarborough’s article on Maryland's new abortion legislation. He argues minors often obtain abortion information from clinics, not physicians, and condemns abortion mills for profit and concealment of options. Calls for referendum in November 1992 to rescind the law and says Vote KNOW aims to unseat it.
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Ansel Scarborough
Maryland
General Assembly
Scarborough
Ms. Scarborough
Gallup
Vote Kknow
Dr. X
Angela Martin Warns on Maryland Senate Bill 162
Angela Martin urges Maryland readers to obtain and study Senate Bill No 162, arguing the law allows profit from abortion referrals and undermines medical ethics. She questions the removal of referral restrictions, urges citizen input, and notes she resides in Walkersville.
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Department of Health
Maryland
Angela Martin
Walkersville
Pro-life response to Judith Lubkin letter on abortion
David H. Bausum argues against the pro choice label, asserting pro-choice advocates support abortion as a solution and urging adoption and crisis pregnancy centers. He criticizes Planned Parenthood and NOW, questions rights to life, and calls for education, adoption, incentives for life-support groups, and government reallocation from Planned Parenthood.
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Judith Lubkin
Ms. Lubkin
America
Planned Parenthood
National Organization For Women
United States
American Civil Liberties Union
Frederick County Hearing on Spring Water in Conservation Land
Kerry and Shirley Anderson oppose Rudy Spring Water Company proposals to allow commercial spring water collection in Frederick County conservation land. Three hearings, Nov 27 1990 Jan 9 and Apr 10, debated text amendments with fears of water shortages, ecological harm, and dangerous precedent. Andersons urge preservation of conservation land and natural resources, citing population growth and aquifer concerns.
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Rudy Spring Water Company
Michael Thompson
Board of Appeals
Frederick County
King Richard
George Dredden
California
Texas
Frederick
Kerry
Shirley Anderson
Middletown
Rudy Spring water rights spar over county zoning
Wayne S. Dougherty argues in a letter that the Rudy Spring Water Company seeks to harvest spring water on South Mountain and accuses neighbors and county officials of using zoning rules to block a private venture. He contends the proposal challenges property rights and criticizes residents, planners, and environmental concerns as self serving and obstructive. Dougherty notes Middletown Valley water issues and cites local debate from the Geaslin Drive community meeting.
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Or Heger
Frederick County
Rudy Spring Water Company
South Mountain
Heger
Zoning Appeals Board
Geaslin Drive
Rudy
Ms. Heger
Catoctin Creek
Potomac River
Monocacy Scenic
Middletown Valley
Planning Commission
Ning Commission
Montgomery County
Adamstown
Middletown
Speaker #4
Wayne
Dougherty
Brunswick
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Maryland General Assembly
David H. Bansum
David H. Bausum
Kerry and
Wayne S. Dougherty
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