Teen Defense Seeks Treatment Over Planned Attack
Angela Eileen Danielson was found not criminally responsible for planning to kill her half brother Kerry Dennard. The defense seeks mental treatment, citing post traumatic stress, mood disorder, and childhood abuse. Witnesses described years of isolation and trauma shaping her actions before the April 21, 1996 incident.
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Angela Eileen Danielson
Danielson
Frederick County
G. Edward Dwyer Jr
Kerry Lee Kennard
Ellen G. McDaniel
Towson
Dr. McDaniel
Brian Hutchison
Governor vetoes bill to allow turtle fishing near ducks
Annapolis AP Gov Parris Glendening vetoes a 1997 Maryland measure that would let snapping turtles be caught on docks in duck nesting areas. Humane Society officials praised the veto noting hook and line fishing would cause prolonged suffering to turtles, while supporters argued it protected duck populations.
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Annapolis
Parris Glendening
Glendening
Laura Wasson
The
Humane Society of the United States
Ms. Wasson
Michael Weir
Baltimore County
Kenneth Schisler
R-Talbot
Mr. Schisler
Mr. Weir
Weir
Humane Society
Grendening
Maryland
Museum honors volunteers at Civil War Medicine event
The National Museum of Civil War Medicine held a Volunteer Appreciation Picnic on May 10 1996 honoring more than 30 volunteers. Awards were presented by Anne Long and JaNeen M. Smith with board president Robert E. Gearinger expressing gratitude for the volunteers' generosity. In 1996 volunteers contributed time valued at over 135000 dollars across consulting photography construction design visitor services clerical education marketing fund raising and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Museum of Civil War Medicine
Anne Long
JaNeen M. Smith
Robert E. Gearinger
Robert Gearinger
Jim Hammond
Joan Davis
Helen Hammond
Marge Estilow
Eileen Conklin
Sally Nadelberg
Diane Marvinney
David Graf
Loyd Graf
Kay Graf
Wendy Miller
Robbie Miller
Anne Lee
John Lee
Marie Sorcher
Margie Burgee
Brittany Branch-Smith
JaNeen Smith
Frank Smith
Rodney Davis
Lisa Davis
Front Row
Carol Carter
Karen Thomassen
Dottie Campbell
Nancy Whitmore
Betsey Estilow
Abby Bart
Maryland Rail Commuter Service pact withdrawn
The Department of Transportation again withdrew a four year operating agreement between CSX and MARC from consideration by the Board of Public Works. The plan would cover MARC service through 1999 with $15 million annual payments. Final terms await resolution of small issues and possible Brunswick line service reductions.
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Annapolis
Department of Transportation
CSX
Maryland
Board of Public Works
MARC
Mass Transit Administration
Anthony Brown
Brunswick
John Porcari
Service chiefs oppose segregated basic training in Congress
Four-star leaders from the Army Navy Air and Marines told the Senate Armed Services Committee that training decisions should stay with the services not Congress. They argued the issue is leadership driven and not a policy it should force. Marine LtGen Krulak said training should remain a service matter.
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Washington
Congress
Dennis Reimer
Army
Dirk Kempthorne
Idaho
Senate Armed Services Committee
House
Roscoe Bartlett
6Th
Bartlett
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Charles Krulak
Marine Corps
Krulak
Ronald Fogleman
Air Force
Adm
Jay Johnson
Naval Operations
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