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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1997

Page

8

Nemours Mansion and Garden May Be Delaware's Grand Attraction

Nemours Mansion and Garden, a 102 room pink chateau from the du Pont era near Wilmington, draws far fewer visitors than Winterthur. Tours run through November with two daily slots at 9 am and 3 pm Tuesday to Saturday. Tickets cost $10 and require visitors to be at least 16. reservations urged via (302) 651 6912.

Nemours Mansion Garden Delaware Wilmington. del du Pont Versailles du Pont County Club Nemours du Pont Estates Winterthur Museum and Gardens Alfred Alicia Paul Porter Depts Associated Press

Gay father appeals for equal visitation rights in Maryland

In Annapolis, an appellate court heard Robert Boswell seek broader rights to visit his two children. A 16 month old divorce decree barred overnight visits and any time anyone with homosexual tendencies or a couple living together not married stayed at Boswell's home. His lawyers argued no evidence showed harm. opponents cited psychiatric testimony about the boy's reaction to his father’s homosexual friend.

Annapolis Anne Arundel Lawrence Rushworth Robert Boswell Mr. Boswell Boswell Nancy Pelikoff Court of Special Appeals Ms. Pelikoff Lambda Legal Defense and Education Fund Cynthia Young

Pocomoke watermen to be paid for pots left in closed river

State will reimburse watermen five dollars per crab pot left in the closed 8 mile stretch of the Pocomoke River while officials weigh reopening. Health officials tied low level fish kills and human health concerns to a toxin from Pfiesteria pisicida, prompting a cautious, extended closure and calls for hearings on possible causes and nutrient runoff.

Shelltown Pocomoke River Pocomoke Parris Glendening Martin Wasserman Glendening Pocomoke Sound Wasserman Particu Lori Maddox Fred Maddox & Son Seafood Ray Virginia Natural Resources John Surrick

Glendening presses tougher tobacco settlement terms

Maryland Governor Parris Glendening urged Congress and Clinton to strengthen a proposed tobacco industry settlement to curb advertising and underage smoking. He cites about 7,000 Maryland deaths annually and $1.2 billion in health costs, and criticizes industry targeting ads shown to youths. He supports a global settlement but seeks revisions.

Rockville Parris Glendening Congress Clinton Glendening Maryland Julius West Middle School Joseph Curran Food and Drug Administration Curran

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