I bEgan with the FACT BOOK 1993-1994 A STATISTICAL HANBOOK MARYLAND STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION WITH ROBERT C. EMBRY JR., AS A BOARD MEMBER. HE WAS ALSO ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF HOUSING UNDER CARTER AND NOW HEADS THE ABELL FOUNDATION.I pointed outthat the effects of lead poisoning in relation to handicapping conditions are not broken down. See Handicapping Conditions of Students Receiving Special education Services in Maryland 1993-94.I then went to the Family Planning Perspectives July August 1987 number 4 volume 19 Adolescent Mothers and Their Children in Later Life by Furstenberg, Brooks-Gunn and MorganAs well as table 3 Percentage of black adolescents aged 15 and 16 behaving oin various ways by survey and mothers age at first birth. NO MENTION IS MADE OF LEAD HAVING PASSED THROUGH THE PLACENTA AND WHETHER OR NOT THE AGE OF THE MOTHER INCREASES THE EFFECTS OF LEAD OF A BIRTHING PERIOD OF NINE MONTHS BASED UPON THE MOTHERS AGE!i READ FROM PAGE 148 WHEN THE BALTIMORE CHILDREN WERE FOUR YEARS OLD THEY WERE TESTED ON SEVERAL MEASURES OF EMOTIONAL BEHAVIOUR-TRUST IN OTHERS, SELF ESTEEM AND ABILITY TO DELAY GRATIFICATION. IN ALL THEY QUIT WELL WITH BEHAVIOUR FALLING WITHIN THE NORMAL RANGE. HOWEVER BY 1984 THE YOUTH WERE EXHIBITING RELATIVELY HIGH RATES OF MISBEHAVIOUR. TWENTY THREE PERCENT HAD RUN AWAY FROM HOME AT LEAST ONCE, 19 PERCENT HAD HURT SOMEONE SERIOUSLY IN THE PREVIOUS YEAR AND 11 PERCENT HAD STOLEN A MAJOR ITEM IN THAT TIME. ONE THIRD HAD BEEN STOPPED BY THE POLICE AT LEAST ONCE AND 32 PERCENT OF PARENTS SAID THAT THEIR CHILDREN NEEDED EMOTIONAL OR MENTAL HELP 12 PERCENT OR HAD RECEIVED IT 20 PERECNT IN THE PREVIOUS YEAR. THE BALTIMORE TEENAGERS ALSO ENGAGED IN DRINKING AND DRUG USE. 60 PERCENT OF ALL TEENAGERS INTERVIEWED SAID THAT THEY HAD DRUNK ALCOHOL, 25 PERCENT HAD BEEN DRUNK IN THE PREVIOUS YEAR AND 46 PERCENT HAD SMOKED MARIJUANA NOT SHOWN.I BEGAN READING FROM MY PAPER EXPLAINING THE HIGHLY PUBLICIZED CONCERNS OF THE CRAB, THE CONSTELLATION AND A STADIUM FOR THE FOOTBALL TEAM AND THEN WENT INTO THE HISTORY OF MARYLAND LEAD LAW THROUGH HOUSEBILL 1215 FROM 1973 AND THEN FISHKIND VS. SAMPSON WERE RENT WAS PLACED IN ESCROW UNTIL REPAIRS. HE CONCERN FOR CHIPPED PAINT WAS 4 FEET HIGH AND hOUSEBILL 760 UNDERSTOOD THAT 1 PERSON COULD OWN UP TO 300 PROPERTIES AND PROVIDED THE OWNER WITH CONCESSIONAL TIME!

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