Apparent slaying of priest stuns community
Monsignor Thomas Wells, 56, was found dead Thursday in his second floor residence above Mother Seton Church in Germantown Maryland. Police say autopsy to confirm cause and note possible forced entry as investigators treat the case as homicide. Parishioners express shock and Cardinal Hickey calls for an end to senseless violence. Wells served 29 years as a priest, nine as monsignor, in Prince George and Montgomery counties.
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Weirton Steel to start steel band venture in West Virginia
Weirton Steel Corp announces its third venture Steel Strapping to produce 55 000 tons of steel bands annually for packaging in an 80 000 square foot Weirton West Virginia facility. Operations start in January with 35 employees and may grow to 50. Weirton holds majority ownership with two other joint operations nearby.
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