BLUE LAWS

Status of Legislation
Total number of Bills: 7

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  HB 191

  Status as of February 9, 1998: Bill is in the House - Unfavorable Economic Matters

  Sponsored By

  Delegate Bissett

  Entitled

  Sunday Blue Laws - Car Dealers

  Committee
  Assignments

  House: Economic Matters
  

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  HB 327

  Status as of May 12, 1998: Became Law - Chapter 466

  Sponsored By

  Allegany County Delegation

  Entitled

  Allegany County - Restaurants - Sunday Sale Permits

  Committee
  Assignments

  House: Economic Matters
  Senate: Economic and Environmental Affairs

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  HB 699

  Status as of April 2, 1998: Bill is in the House - Withdrawn Economic Matters

  Sponsored By

  Washington County Delegation

  Entitled

  Washington County - Alcoholic Beverages - Sunday Hours

  Committee
  Assignments

  House: Economic Matters
  

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  HB 700

  Status as of April 28, 1998: Became Law - Chapter 259

  Sponsored By

  Washington County Delegation

  Entitled

  Washington County - Alcoholic Beverages - Days of Sale

  Committee
  Assignments

  House: Economic Matters
  Senate: Economic and Environmental Affairs

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  HB 853

  Status as of May 21, 1998: Vetoed by the Governor - Duplicative

  Sponsored By

  Delegates Eckardt, W. Baker, Schisler, Guns, and Walkup

  Entitled

  Caroline County - Alcoholic Beverages - Licenses

  Committee
  Assignments

  House: Economic Matters
  Senate: Economic and Environmental Affairs

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  HB 1043

  Status as of May 21, 1998: Became Law - Chapter 723

  Sponsored By

  Delegates McIntosh, Krysiak, Rosenberg, Dypski, Curran, Doory, Boston, Hammen, and Montague

  Entitled

  Baltimore City - Alcoholic Beverages - Beer and Wine Tasting

  Committee
  Assignments

  House: Economic Matters
  Senate: Economic and Environmental Affairs

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  SB 48

  Status as of May 12, 1998: Became Law - Chapter 337

  Sponsored By

  Senator Colburn

  Entitled

  Caroline County - Alcoholic Beverages - Licenses

  Committee
  Assignments

  Senate: Economic and Environmental Affairs
  House: Economic Matters