Second Death Penalty Returned In Alday Case
The Maryland man Dungee joins Carl Isaacs in facing the electric chair after a white jury convicted him of the Alday family murders. Prosecutors leaned on eyewitness Billy Isaacs and ballistics linking pistols to the victims as Dungee and Isaacs face execution dates set for February.
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Dungee
Maryland
Walter J. Geer
Carl J Isaacs
Peakville
Mad
South
Georgia
Supreme Court
Coleman
Isaacs
Phillip Sheffield
Sheffield
New England
Peter
Qumgee
Mary Alday
Jerry
Billy Isaacs
Carl Isaacs
Billy
Yukon
Aldays
Husky Farm
Fornoff Ties Cash Payoffs To Maryland Official Dale Anderson
William E. Fornoff testified in Baltimore County Executive Dale Anderson’s federal trial about systematic cash contributions from consultants from 1967 to 1973. He said he delivered envelopes of money to Anderson, who then granted him authority over contracts, while naming multiple architects and engineers as key contributors.
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Baltimore
William E. Fornoff
Barnet D. Skolnik
U.S
Maryland
Baltimore County
Dale Anderson
Fornoff
Anderson
Fornolf
Spiro T. Agnew
Cmey Post
Jerome Wolff
Lester Matz
Bud” Hammerman JI
Greening Inn
Hammerman
Wolff
Matz
Agnew
Blair Overton
Baker, Wibberly and Associates, Inc
Overton
Hagerstown
Norman P. Ramsey
Skolnik
Joseph H. Young
Timonium
Engi
Inmates Challenge Pay Deductions for Subsidized Support
Three prisoners at the Maryland Correctional Camp at Jessups filed a class action against Maryland State Department of Corrections and the Welfare Department alleging deductions from inmate pay for dependents lack judicial review. Legal Aid attorney Alan S. Davis represents Willie Write Charles Smith and Walter Tim Tons. He says most deductions go to prisoners dependents who would otherwise receive welfare, effectively subsidizing welfare via work release payments.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Jessups
Chargine Vie State Electreshs
Alan S. Davis
Willie Write
Charles Smith
Walter Tim- Tons
Nemmy
Social Department
Green Conspiracy Trial Postponed
Towson Md AP The conspiracy trial of Baltimore County State's Attorney Samuel A Green Jr was postponed again due to a court rule banning sessions when schools are closed for bad weather Schools in the county were closed because of snowy roads.
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Towson, Md
Baltimore County
Samuel A. Green Jr
Arson Suspected In Center Stage Fire
A six alarm blaze damaged Center Stage in Baltimore early today causing about 160000 in losses. Police report arson suspected after a burglary arson pattern. two men were arrested at Mercy Hospital for treatment of burns. Firefighters limited spread. theater was vacant during act.
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Baltimore
Mercy Hospital
Wolsy
Virginia Wolf
East North Ave
Peter W. Culman
Center Stage
Culman
Dowdy Granted Delay In Serving Prison Sentence
John Dowdy, 61, former congressman, was given a postponement of his January 14 surrender date to serve a six month term. Judge Roszel C. Thomson allowed the delay so his attorney can file for a shorter sentence. The Richmond appeals court overturned five counts of bribery conspiracy while upholding three perjury counts.
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Baltimore
John Dowdy
Roszel C. Thomson
Dowdy
U.S. Court of Appeals
Richmond
Washington Area
Grand Pry
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Frederick Tevene Malom
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Bank Americerd
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Medve
Saint Emilion
Bordeaux
Burgundy
Mimi’s
M & M Liquors
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Jim Beam
Seagrams
Old Stagg
Kentucky Gentleman
Popov Vodka
Inver House Scotch
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Gin Calvert
Pabst Bock Beer
Ly Gal
Li, Gal
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Gunther
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Penney’s
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