Wil dispute ends with funds to Maryland Medical Center
A Baltimore judge ruled Keswick nursing home cannot keep Dr. Jesse Coggins 28.8 million estate for a whites only building. The will names University of Maryland Medical Center as back up beneficiary if Keswick cannot comply with the whites only condition. Keswick plans appeal while funds are paused.
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Keswick Nursing Home
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Edmond B. Nolley Jr
Coggins
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H.H. Kaplan
Kaplan
Alice Brumbaugh
University of Maryland
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Georgia
Bacon
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Hudson Foods acquitted in major E coli recall case
A federal jury acquitted Hudson Foods and former quality chief Michael Gregory of lying to inspectors about the 1997 E coli contamination tied to the Columbus plant recall. The trial followed a four week proceeding. Wolke’s charges were dismissed. Tyson now operates the plant.
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Michael Gregory
Hudson
Columbus
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Ty Cobb
Gregory
Tyson
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Warren Urbam
Brent Wolke
Wolke
IBP Inc
New Y2K threat spreads amid computer virus fears
Anti-virus experts warn of a new year virus that can erase data when computers restart on Jan 1. The threat uses Outlook to spread via emails titled Here’s some pictures for you with attached pics4you.exe. Cited is Microsoft Year 2000 chief Don Jones and Symantec notes quick protective updates and 90 day trials to deter spread.
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New York
Microsoft
Don Jones
Symantec Corp
Carey Nachenberg
Symantec
Antivirus Lab
Jim Balderston
McAfee.com
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