Klan rally turns violent ejects reporter and burns cross
The Ku Klux Klan held a Saturday rally on private property in Rocky Ridge parking orderly crowds before ejecting WDVM reporter Jocelyn Maminta after a Klansman claimed she was not white. The ceremony concluded with a 36-foot cross lit by torches while Klansmen proclaimed their creed amid hostile neighbor spectators and anti hate remarks from leaders.
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Myers Road
WDVM
Channel 9
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Maminta
Elan
Sam Roger
Klan
Maryland
KKK
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Jim Blair
Five Points
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Invisible Empire Knights
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Blair
Jimmy Mitchell
New York City
Mitchell
James W. Farrands
Connecticut
United States
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Nagasaki
Farrands
California
MD. 77
Victor M. Kelly
Jeff Taylor
Klan rally in Maryland linked to recruitment drive
Report on a Saturday Rocky Ridge Klan event where members touted Christian ties and white supremacy while recruiting in Maryland. Grand Night Hawk Nicholas Ferrera described service in Korea and Indian inclusion debated. minors sold Klan gear, youth members described as joining to defend white rights amid vows to purchase land for a permanent Klan site.
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Nicholas Ferrera
Westminster
Klan
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Korea
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Royer
News-Post
NAACP
Ku Klux Klan
Ed Stephens
Georgia
John Stephens
Jonesboro
Homer Carver
Gainesville
Blair
Stevens
Carver
Klan Youth Corps
Joe Blair
Lotto 48 Jackpot Hits 28.5 Million After No-Show
Albany AP reports New Yorks Lottery 48 has failed to produce a winner for the seventh straight draw. The next jackpot will be at least 28.5 million and could rise with more ticket sales before Wednesday night drawing. Lottery spokesman George J. Yamin notes six numbers from 48 are drawn each draw. Also mentions bamboo as one of the worlds tallest grasses, some reaching 100 feet.
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Albany
N.Y
New York
George J. Yamin
Uniden offers free slope ringer retrofit program
Uniden announces a nationwide offer to retrofit certain older cordless telephones with new slope ringer circuitry to reduce handset sound levels. The change aims to ease controversy over ear exposure from direct earpiece ringing and potential hearing effects. Owners of listed Uniden or Extend-A-Phone models should check handset markings to determine eligibility.
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