Bomb scare at lawyer's office traced to joke
A suspicious package delivered to Dennis Weisberg’s Glen Burnie law office caused evacuations and highway closures until a state bomb squad detonated the device. The parcel bore cut-out letters and a drawn swastika, containing a jigsaw puzzle titled How to Kill a Lawyer. Weisberg says his brother admitted it was a prank.
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Baltimore Improves Postal Service On Time Delivery
Baltimore's mail service has risen from the nation's worst to a top improver with 77 percent on time, an 11 point gain since September. Postmaster Marvin Runyon credited increased staffing and automation, noting 250 new carriers and optical scanners, plus local mailboxes to speed sorting.
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Ohio man donates eight million pennies to Steel Valley Bank
Ray Amoroso, collection manager at Steel Valley Bank N A in Dillonvale, Ohio, stands amid eight million pennies donated by a single man. The pennies, totaling about $80,000 and weighing roughly 48,000 pounds, arrived in 40 large plastic cans and may keep bank staff counting until Easter.
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