Texas executes repentant killer as Florida inmate resists
Texas carried out the lethal injection of Jeffery Allen Baraty, 28, who said he deserved to die for the rape and murder of a minister’s wife in 1961, while in Florida Daniel Thomas, 37, faced the electric chair after a 16 month crime spree, struggling with guards for seven minutes and condemning Gov. Graham.
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Huntsville
Texas
Jeffery Allen Baraty
United States
Barney
Jesus
Mth
Mudd
Sheo Daniel Thomas
Florida
Bitlng
Thomas
Bob Graham
OPEC halts talks for a day in price boosting bid
OPEC oil ministers paused formal talks to meet privately for a day to discuss possible production cuts aimed at reversing a market glut. Spokesman James Audu said the ministers would confer in small groups while a full session reconvened Thursday.
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Geneva
OPEC
James Audu
Organization of Petroleum Exporting
Libya
Qatar
Sheik Abdel- Aziz bin Khalifa al-Thani
U.S
Tripoli
Benghazi
Col
Muammar Khadafy
Indonesia
Venezuela
Ecuador
Gabon
Arturo Hernandez Grisanti
Fawzi Sakshaki
United States
Naval ships return from Mediterranean homecoming
Thousands of relatives gathered at Mayport Florida and Charleston South Carolina as crews from the aircraft carrier Saratoga and the frigate Paul returned from a three month Mediterranean deployment. The guided missile cruiser Richmond K Turner and ships Mahag and Garcia followed, greeting hundreds at Charleston Naval Base. Crews recalled their Harpoon missile firing during Gulf of Sidra patrols amid Libyan tensions, with planes from Saratoga involved in operations against Libyan batteries.
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Associated Press
Florida
South Carolinas
Mediterranean
Mayport
Charleston
Mahag
Garcia
Turner
Muammar Khadafy
Gulf of Sidra
Saratoga
U.S
Seaman
Hospital debt rise tied to private facilities in Maryland
FMH reports increasing bad debt at Frederick Memorial as patients pay for services. Bowman notes no proprietary hospitals in Maryland and says city or county institutions usually do not deny care.
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Maryland
Bowman
Frederick Memorial
Two Frederick men jailed after city drug sweep
Two Frederick men remain in the Frederick County jail as bonds were not lowered after a district court judge refused to reduce their bonds. Donzeil Foreman faces a 100000 bond while Robert Thompson’s was reduced from 25000 to 10000. A third arrestee, Brent Jackson, was released without bond. The drug operation on West All Saints Street led to nine arrests, with PCP and marijuana sales confirmed.
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Frederick
Rerbert L. Rollins
Donzeil A. Foreman
Lincoln Apartments
Frederick County
Robert E. Thompson
Carver Apartments
Brent A. Jackson
W. All Saints St
Tion
West All Saints Street
Foreman
Thompson
Jackson
Thomas V. Chase
West All Saints
Barry W. Horner
Richard J. Ashton
Gregg
Maryland House of Corrections
Board member pushes 7.5 million for teacher pay raise
Montgomery County Board member Blair G. Ewing urged a 7.5 million package to raise starting salaries to 20,000 and add a 2 percent across the board raise, with eight to 16 percent increases in ensuing years, arguing a looming crisis as districts compete for teachers.
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Rockville
Montgomery County Board of Education
Blair G. Ewing
Orinhwe Paring
Net
Ewing
Wilmer S. Coty
James C. Cronin
Cronin
Mark Simon
Montgomery County Education Association
William E. Hanna Jr
Simon
Montgomery County
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Assenated Press
Bryan Denson
News-Post
Rollins
Paula Gregg
Che Frederick
Homedcor National Medical Home Care Company
Frederick Shopping Center
W. 7Th Street
Tou Ee
Katie
Bccoum
Agwss
Psycogsis
Wallary
Gow
Sowac L Svenson
Putisher
Annapolis Thars
Waldorf
Icks
Rederick Tures
Sheraton Inn
Sheratow
Enue
Hoffman Jewelersy
Charles Town
the Country Way
N. Market St
VISA
Toro
Com
Bill’s Lawn Mower Service
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Sonia
Marilyn Praisner
Frederick Brick Works
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