Hot tubs spark clash in Maryland college town
In College Park Maryland a plan to open Making Waves a hot tub emporium on November 1 faced local fear of illicit sex activity The city council found it could not block the business and urged county officials to pass licensing legislation The owners noted strong publicity and described the venue as a clean adult social venue with eight hot tubs and four sun rooms
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Marnaperry
Associated Press
College Park
University of Maryland
Maryland College
Barry Wood
New Covenant Christian Community
Wood
Oleh Podryhula
Washington, D.C
Vice Squad
Making Waves
Cal Klausner
Klausner
Prince George’s County
Prince George’s
Frank Casula
Health Department
Carnegie Mellon to require students own a personal computer
Carnegie Mellon University plans to make personal computers mandatory for all students starting fall 1985. The project, costing at least 10 million to implement, will place about 7,500 student bought terminals connected to a master system, with access at dorms, libraries and lounges.
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Mary Macvean
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Carnegie-Mellon University
America
University
Don Hale
Hale
Carnegie-Mellon
van Houweling
Douglas E. van Houweling
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