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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1995

Page

9

Women in Law Break Barriers and Stereotypes

A report by the American Bar Association highlights discrimination in courts with women facing endearment terms and harsher remarks for aggression. It notes women's share in law schools rose to about 50 percent, yet only 20 percent of lawyers are women and few are senior partners. Federal and government roles show more women, with mentors in Frederick County and Roberta Ramo set to lead ABA, signaling progress.

Law Laurel Bellow ABA Commission On Women Ms. Bellow ABA Frederick County Scott Waxter American Bar Association Roberta Ramo Good Ole Boy Ms. Bellows Clark

Butterfly Lane Road Closure For Sewer Line Project

Butterfly Lane between Mount Phillip Road and Hillcrest Drive will close for about four months starting around May 31 as county crews install a sewer line. Signs will be posted beforehand and costs are shared by residents on Butterfly Lane and Mount Phillip Road. for details contact Kevin Dempsky at 696-2963.

Butterfly Lane Mount Phillip Road Hillcrest Drive Mount Phillip

Heavy rains maroon 100000 in Bangladesh

Torrential rains end a five month drought and flood coastal areas in Bangladesh. Officials say about 100000 people are marooned but no casualties are reported yet.

Bangladesh Dhaka

Japanese cult leader Asahara faces murder charges after Tokyo gas attack

Investigators report cult guru Shoko Asahara refused touch and proclaimed innocence while police prepare murder and attempted murder charges for the subway nerve gas attack that killed 12 and sickened over 5,500. Over 200 followers detained, no bloodshed in raids, but fears of retaliation rise. A package bomb to Gov. Yukio Aoshima caused serious injuries to an aide, with earlier injury totals corrected.

Asahara Tokyo Japan Yukio Aoshima

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