Alleged rapist Baumgardner identified himself in case
Police say Richard Dale Baumgardner checked into a Howard County motel under his own name before raping a Silver Spring woman and throwing her into icy water. Warrants allege attempted murder kidnapping rape and auto theft. no arrest yet. The 25 year old abducted a 90 year old at knifepoint from Wheaton Plaza, then drove to Elkridge and to the bridge before the assault.
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Maryland faces 1986 session amid S and L crisis march
Annapolis opens its 1986 regular session as more than 100000 depositors confront $1.2 billion tied in faltering savings and loan institutions. Ralph Nader leads a 2000 strong march to the State House while Wilbur Preston Jr addresses lawmakers and Governor Hughes prepares to unveil a plan to free frozen funds. The looming budget and rising insurance costs add to a crowded agenda ahead of April 7 adjournment.
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Senate
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Harry Hughes
General Assembly
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Military cigarettes under fire as ban proposal stirs patrons
At Fort Detrick and Fort Ritchie military stores feature prominent cigarette displays with discounts up to 35 percent. A proposed ban on selling cigarettes through commissaries and exchanges risks cutting profits for military exchanges while health concerns rise. Officials say cigars dominate commissary sales and many under 20 smoke, drawing scrutiny from William Mayer of the Defense Department. Staff Sgt. Randall Wirth and exchange managers describe the impact on benefits and sales as the debate continues.
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William Mayer
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Randall Wirth
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Reagan brands Khadafy flaky and cuts Libya ties
President Reagan labeled Muammar Khadafy flaky and a barbarian, ordering all U S companies and workers to quit Libya and exit by month end. He cited irrefutable evidence linking Libya to the Dec 27 Rome Vienna airport killings, and urged allies to join in isolating Khadafy while warning of further steps if sanctions fail.
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Weather Outlook For Frederick Area Turns Cold And Bright
Sunny, breezy and very cold with highs near 18 to 25 and lows around 5 to 12. Thursday and Friday stay sunny and cold. Karen Gardner reports on a Frederick bookshop and cites Sir James Mackintosh quote about men and opinions.
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Sir James Mackintosh
Levitts jailed for violating spending limits
Jeffrey A. Levitt, owner of the insolvent Old Court Savings and Loan in Baltimore, was sentenced to 18 months for violating a court spending limit order. He must report January 17 to begin serving, and faces a $150,000 fine. His wife Karol received 30 days in jail and a $50,000 fine, to be served across 15 weekends starting January 17.
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Block resigns after five years as agriculture secretary
Agriculture Secretary John R Block announces his departure after five years leading USDA during a turbulent period marked by embargo lifts and farm policy shifts. He cites pride in the 1981 Soviet grain embargo lift and the 1985 farm bill while facing criticism over inner-circle influence and personal finances. Reagan and Lyng weigh succession.
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Illinois
Virginia farmer a Farm Bureau leader eyes agriculture post
A Virginia grain farmer and head of the American Farm Bureau Federation emerges as a frontrunner for the secretary of agriculture slot. Robert Delano, 100 acre Warsaw operator and Farm Bureau president for three terms, says he plans to return to farming after his term, while noting no White House contacts have been made. Black, who announced his Feb. 14 resignation, faced criticism during his tenure.
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Washington
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