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Federal Rule May Soften Marylanders' Opposition to Lower Drunk-Driving Limit

State Sen. Ida Ruben, D-Montgomery, is optimistic the lower limit will prevail. State Sen. Philip Jimeno, D-Anne Arundel, isn't convinced the lower level is needed.
Sens. Ida Ruben and Philip Jimeno, who weigh in on opposite sides of this issue.
(Photos courtesy the Maryland State Archives)

A federal mandate to lower the drunk-driving limit nationwide has some legislators optimistic the standard will pass in Maryland.

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Mothers Against Drunk Driving provides statistics on drunk driving arrests.


 

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For Chill Seekers With Literary Bents

Poet and short story writer Edgar Allan Poe was a master of the macabre. The Edgar Allan Poe Society of Baltimore has compiled a wealth of information about his connections to Baltimore--including his home and grave--his works and the threatened loss of a Poe monument.


The Edgar Allan Poe Museum in Richmond, meanwhile, gives a virtual tour of the Elizabeth Arnold Poe Memorial Building, which houses documents and furnishings Poe created or used.