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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1993

Page

5

Protests Vowed After County Ban On Home Picketing

The Montgomery County Council voted 8-1 to ban picketing private homes while allowing marches in residential areas. Opponents say the measure infringes First Amendment rights, though supporters cite protecting researchers in biotech areas. Violations carry fines up to 200 dollars and potential jail time. law takes effect after 90 days.

Rockville Montgomery County Council American Civil Liberties Union Union Montgomery County David H. Coburn Arthur B. Spitzer Susan Rich In Defense of Animals Neal Potter Gail Ewing Michael L Subin Council Marilyn J Praisner Nancy Dacek

Upcounty students named semifinalists in National Merit

Ten upper Montgomery County high school students are semifinalists in the 1994 National Merit Scholarship competition. Five Quince Orchard High students David Hunt Grace Li Van Lindberg Mohit Rastogi and Adam Stolorow plus Gaithersburg High trio Rebecca Bierman Mark Fox Alan Gallauresi and Poolesville High’s Kevin Marsh and Watkins Mill’s Peter Anderson advance in the program. About 15,000 national finalists compete for roughly 2,000 $2,000 merit scholarships and over 3,300 funded by colleges and universities.

Rockville Montgomery County Quince Orchard High School Gaithersburg David Hunt Grace Li van Lindberg Mohit Rastogi Adam Stolorow Gaithersburg High School Rebecca Bierman Mark Fox Alan Gallauresi

Business loses clout in assembly SALTMORE. AN

A Maryland Business for Responsive Government report finds fewer lawmakers are from business and more are career politicians. House delegates with business backgrounds drop from 37 percent in 1968 to 34 percent now. senators from 42 to 34 percent. Turnover fell, suggesting less legislative turnover and rising influence of career lawmakers, while experts warn this hampers state economic growth.

Saltmore General Assembly House of Delegates Maryland Business For Responsive Robert Worcester Maryland Assembly Loew Lettin Worcester Bailey Thomas Thomas Eric Uslaner University of Maryland College Park Mr. Uslaner

Freeway Link Approved for $200 Million Anacostia Area

Washington mayor approves a $200 million plan to connect routes near I-295 and I-395. The Barney Circle project adds a new Anacostia River bridge, a west shoreline parkway, and riverbank park improvements. It is linked to a new Redskins stadium.

Washington Sharon Pratt Keily Anacostia River Kenilworth Avenue Kelly Washington Redskins

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