Celebrity father starts third career in Annapolis stage
Alfred McEwen, 66, a Jackson Mississippi native, built a life across music, espionage as a double agent, Air Force service, and Library of Congress work. Father of Mark McEwen and Kirk McEwen, he blends opera, singing, and storytelling across decades, now pursued in Annapolis as he returns to performance with Delores at his side.
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Annapolis
Jackson, Miss
Alfred McEwen
CBS
Mark McEwen
98-Rock
Kirk McEwen
McEwen
Hoke
Miss Daisy
Air Force
Virginia Woolf
Entertai
Germany
Mr McEwen
Library of Congress
Equal Employment Opportunity Complaints Office
Edward Albee
Merv Griffin
Herbert Hoover
Henry Kissinger
Michael Hubbard
Mr. Hubbard
California
Florida
Mr. McEwen
Private Balloting Keeps Martins Addition Elections Quiet
In Martins Addition Maryland a tiny suburb with under 900 residents officials keep election results private to avoid hurting voters. Voters cast ballots at the Olympic Coffee Shoppe from 7 to 8 pm and results are announced at the town meeting with only winners published in Martin's Edition.
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Martins Addition
Washington
John Kay
Montgomery County
Washington City
Chevy Chase
Jack Schwartz
Maryland
Attorney General’s Office
Schwartz
Susan Robinson
Martins
Martin
Kay
Washington Post
Post
Price shifting plan cuts hospital rates across Maryland
Maryland hospitals approve a plan shifting 400 million dollars in annual charity care costs from urban to suburban facilities. Urban centers like Johns Hopkins would see about a 2 percent rate cut, while suburban hospitals face similar rate increases to fund a charity care pool. Officials say the policy distributes the burden more fairly and ties funding to charity care activity.
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Baltimore
Maryland Hospital Association
Johns Hopkins
James Black
Hopkins
John Elis
St Joseph Medical Center
Towson
Truman aide defends A-bomb use on Japan
David H. Stowe, a former Truman aide, says dropping the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki was a no brainer given Japan's refusal to surrender and the high cost of an invasion. He defends the Smithsonian exhibit and recalls Okinawa losses as context for wartime decisions.
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Catonsville
Truman
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
David H. Stowe
Japan
Stowe
Mr. Stowe
Charlestown
Connecticut
Duke University
United States
Truman Library Institute
Independence
Smithsonian Institution
Smithsonian
National Air and Space Museum
Washington
Okinawa
Alamogordo
N.M
Winston S. Churchill
Josef Stalin
Potsdam
Germany
Buck
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WJXN
Frank Sinatra
Christopher
Kirk
Delores
CBS This Morning
Crownsville
D.C
Sylvan
Sylvan Learning Center
Hirohito
Hrederich Nefes-Post
Elbert Harden
Jefferson Hairplane
Jefferson
Jefferson St. Frederick
Emman
Thomas Johnson
Dr. Frederick, MD
McDonald's
Elan
Donald W. Kress
Toll House Avenue
Frederick
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