Maryland S&Ls gain more time for state aid approval
Maryland savings and loan associations struggling to meet the 5 percent net worth requirement for federal insurance received an indefinite extension to apply for state assistance. The Maryland Deposit Insurance Fund Corp. extended the Monday deadline as federal examiners continue work. officials caution that timelines vary by institution and case.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Dewberry
S&ls
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corn
General Assembly
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp
Harry Hughes
Judge names second group to untangle Old Court files
Baltimore Circuit Court Judge Joseph H H Kaplan appointed Second National Building and Loan of Annapolis to assist Chevy Chase Savings & Loan in sorting Old Court Savings & Loan finances. The move aims to resolve 20 regional Old Court investments, while conservator funding continues and some high balance depositors face delays.
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Old Court
Baltimore
Old Court Savings & Loan
Baltimore City
Joseph H.H. Kaplan
Maryland Deposit Insurance Fund Corp
Second National Building and Loan of
Annapolis
Chevy Chase Savings & Loan
Washington Post
Maryland
Chevy Chase
B. Francis Saul
Kaplan
Saul
Second National
Ocean City
Shale D Stiller
Conservator
Man gets 50 years for selling daughter in films
Kenton County judge handed a 50 year sentence to Michael David Earls 38 of Cincinnati for selling his 2 year old daughter for adult material. The jury had recommended 40 years and Earls law team sought leniency citing a drug problem and his relationship with the child. Earls and Tonya Tackett were nabbed during a food stamps trafficking probe after undercover agents alleged the couple agreed to the $3000 arrangement. Tackett received a suspended four year term.
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Covington, Ky
Michael David Baris
Cincinnati
Kenton Loadge Ruyuui Aud Lape
Mark Bubenzer
Earls
Lape
Hamilton County
Ohio
Jair
Tonya
Tackett
Kimberly
Slam Enka Atin Mar
Reagan declares five nations terrorists vow not to bow to intimidation
President Reagan labels Iran Libya North Korea Cuba and Nicaragua a confederation of terrorist states. He denounces acts of war and vows Americans will resist intimidation and terror while avoiding stated retaliation. Castro and Sandinistas respond with defiant comments as US stance remains nonconfrontational.
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Washington
United States
Iran
Libya
North Korea
Cuba
Nicaragua
Murder, Inc
TWA
el Salvador
America
State Department of States
State Department
Syria
South Yemen
Deagon
Fidel Castro
Havana
Bronx
Reagan to meet congressional leaders to break budget impasse
President Reagan planned a private White House meeting with top congressional Democrats and Republicans to push a budget compromise as stalemate endures. He also planned meetings with GOP leaders and budget negotiators, and an unannounced cocktail gathering with O Neill D Mass Dole Michel and Byrd at 5 pm. The talks aim to bridge differences between Senate and House deficit-cut plans, with Social Security and military spending at issue.
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Capitol Hill
Reagan
White House
House
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
Mass
Senate
Robert Dole
Robert H. Michel
Iinois
Robert C. Byrd
West Virginia
Congress
Dole
O'Neill
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