Greenbrier Park to Host August Nature Talks and Walks
The Greenbrier State Park program features talks by Naturalist Carl Michael and guests on topics from the Youth Conservation Corps to Fort Frederick history. Nature walks start at 10 a.m. each Saturday and Tuesday in August with slides, films, and campfire events through early September.
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Greenbrier State Park
Youth Conservation Corps
National Park Service
Maryland Park Service
Carl Michael
Michael
Bill Swift
YCC
MPS
Jim Rogers
Fort Frederick State Park
Rockville Mathematician Convicted In Spy Case
A federal jury found Sahag K. Dedeyan guilty of failing to report that his cousin, Soviet spy Sarkis Paskalian, photographed part of a defense document while Dedeyan worked at Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory. Sentencing postponed for pre sentence report.
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Baltimore
Sahag K. Dedeyan
Rockville
U.S
Alexander Harvey
Dedegan
NATO
Europe
Johns Hopkins
Applied Physics Laboratory
Dedeyan
FBI
Sarkis
Paskalian
New York
Harvey
Final harbor spoil dump decision looming in Baltimore
The Army Corps of Engineers expects a final 60 day ruling on dumping harbor spoils at Hart and Miller islands. An environmental impact statement outlines the pros and cons with no recommendations and follows Interior Department objections being dropped. The state backs the diked site to keep shipping lanes open while opponents fear wetlands and recreation loss. Public review lasts 30 days before a September final decision.
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Baltimore
Army Corps of Engineers
Hart and Miller Islands
Council of Environmental Quality
Corps
Interior Department
Back River
John P. O’hagen
Hart-Miller
Special taxes and curbs urged to reduce energy use
A Maryland state panel warns of rising energy demands and recommends far reaching measures. The report released Thursday calls for legal temperature limits, incentives for energy saving devices, and special taxes on energy guzzlers to curb consumption.
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Baltimore
Maryland panel urges energy conservation and warns of rising demand
A state in member panel calls for energy conservation to meet rising demands projected at four per cent yearly. Robert H. Roy, panel chair, says serious energy problems are unavoidable and coal and nuclear plants appear the only feasible Maryland power sources for 10 to 20 years.
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Robert H. Roy
University of Maryland
Center For Environmental and Estuarine Studies
Roy
Mandel
Bradley to appear on Maryland Senate ballot as independent
Independent Senate hopeful Bruce Bradley announced his petition drive met the 51 000 valid signatures required to appear on the November ballot after a court-ordered extension. Officials will still validate all signatures before formal certification as Bradley challenges Sen J Glenn Beall Jr and Rep Paul Sarbanes with a rumored 200 000 campaign budget including a 410 000 TV push. Maryland lottery reports first day sales of The Numbers Game reached 192 000 with 668 50 cent units and the initial winning number 408.
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Baltimore
Senate
Bruce Bradley
Bradley
Washington
J. Glenn Beall Jr
Rmd
Paul
Sarbanes
Maryland
Stanley
Fine
Insanity plea entered by parents in child abuse case
The mother Linda F. Burchfield and stepfather Billy F. Burchfield pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity in Baltimore County Circuit Court after an eight year old girl Patty Saunders was found locked in a closet. They are indicted and jailed on $25,000 bond each. Patty weighed 20 pounds and is being treated at a pediatric hospital.
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Towson
Baltimore County
Linda F. Burchfield
Billy F. Burchfield
Clifton T. Perkins Hospital
Burchfield
Patty Saunders
Grand prize winner shocks Hagerstown by piano prize
Becky Robinson won a grand prize in a local contest but learned the prize was a $1,200 piano, which she could not use. After community help, sponsors swapped to $850 cash. Robinson plans to bank the money and continue entering contests.
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Hagehestown
Becky Robinson
Miss Robinson
Hagerstown
Grand Piano and Furniture Co
Ray McCormick
Becky
Warner
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