Schaefer Signs Four Drug Laws in Maryland Package
Governor William Donald Schaefer signed four new drug related laws as part of 303 measures from the 1990 General Assembly. The package targets drugged driving tests licensing suspensions for drug offenders and prohibitions on drug money laundering. Also approved are home detention for nonviolent inmates a disaster fund and a flag desecration crime.
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Annapolis
Maryland
General Assembly
William Donald Schaefer
Schaefer
Gover
Aldy
House
Senate
Giivers
Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services
Bain challenges Kramer for county executive seat
Dr. Henry Bain a former Montgomery County Council analyst announced as a Democratic candidate for county executive in a bid to curb overdevelopment. He cited traffic, housing, taxes and labor shortages as core issues and criticized land use policies influenced by developers. Bain plans a June 9 campaign kickoff with school visits to Germantown Gaithersburg and Potomac Rockville.
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Rockville
Henry Bain
Montgomery County
Ign
Bain
Kramer
Perigsad
Rein
Council
Dr. Bain
Democratic Party
Wa Wan
Democrats
Germantown
Martin Luther King Junior High School
Gaithersburg
Gaithersburg High School
Potomac
Walter Johnson High School
Arson blamed for two fires in Montgomery County
Arson blamed for two Montgomery County fires on Monday. A storage room blaze at Byron Manor Apartments Wheaton forced evacuation of 60 units and sent three people and a firefighter to Holy Cross Hospital for smoke inhalation. Damages at the apartment complex were about $6,000. A separate fire at the closed Key Junior High School Silver Spring caused $100,000 in building and material damage.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Byron Manor
Georgia Ave
Wheaton
Holy Cross Hospital
Key Junior High
Silver Spring
Court rules against forcing schizophrenia drug at state hospital
Maryland Court of Appeals unanimously finds state mental health officials violated due process by attempting to compel Laquinn Williams to take Mellaril at Clifton T. Perkins Hospital Center. The decision overturns lower court rulings that sided with forced medication, noting no emergency exception justified bypassing rights.
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Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Clifton T. Perkins
Laquinn K. Williams
Montgomery County
DeLawrence Beard
Mr. Williams
Beard
Williams
iWiame
Mellaril
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