Two Drowning Victims Recovered In Maryland Waters
Maryland marine police recovered bodies of two young men after separate weekend drowning incidents. John Paul Hartsell, 20, of Mount Ramner, drowned at Selby Beach near Annapolis after falling from a wooden diving platform. Dwight Wayne Thompson, 21, of Cordova, died when an aluminum skiff overturned on the Wye River as his friend tried to assist him.
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Maryland Marine Police
John Paul Hartsell
Mount Ramner
Selby Beach
Annapolis
Chesapeake Bay
Hartsell
Dwight Wayne Thompson
Cordova
Wye
Howard Warrington, Jr
Thompson
Warrington
Warringon
Two men charged with murder after hostage death in Baltimore shootout
James H. Wells and William Henry Jackson face first degree murder and kidnapping counts after a high speed chase and gun battle with police that left Bernard Sugar dead. Sugar, 53, a jewelry store partner from Pikesville, was seized during a Holdup at St Johns Jewelry in Ellicott City.
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Baltimore
James H. “Turtle” Wells
Columbia
William Henry Jackson
Maryland National Bank
Baltimore-Washington International Airport
Maryland
Sandra A. O'Connor
Baltimore County
Bernard Sugar
Pikesville
Ellicott City
O’connor
Baltimore City
Sugar
Charlotte Farber
St. John’s
Young prodigy joins UMES marching band at age 11
Joel Martin, an 11 year old mover from Oxford Massachusetts, joined the University of Maryland Eastern Shore marching and symphonic bands in Princess Anne. He studies piano with Mrs Cox and tuba with Chester Roberts and attends Boston University master classes for young artists. He also plays gospel with local churches and performs with UMES jazz ensemble. He aims to be musician and astronaut and hopes to play in the White House.
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Princess Anne
Joel Martin
University of Maryland Eastern Shore
University
Oxford
Mass
John Cox
Worcester Academy of Music
Chester Roberts
Boston Conservatory
Joel
Boston University
Greater Boston
Kenneth A. Martin
UMES
White House
Sarbanes names Westminster youth as special assistant
Sen Paul S. Sarbanes announces R. Douglas Mathias 25 of Westminster as a special assistant on his Senate staff to liaise with county governments and state agencies on agriculture natural resources and Chesapeake Bay issues Mathias 1973 St Marys College graduate Jaycee of the Year 1976 Westminster civic roles and family public service noted Mathias serves on multiple local boards and committees including Westminster Forest and Stream Club Carroll Haven Center Hampstead and Westminster Memorial Day Committee
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Paul S. Sarbanes
R. Douglas Mathias
Senate
Mathias
Westminster
Chesapeake Bay
Doug Mathias
Sarbanes
Carroll Haven Center
Hampstead
Westminster Memorial Day Committee
F. Kate Mathias
Western Maryland College
Maryland Economic Outlook Sees Bleak Prospects
Maryland faces uncertain economic prospects with declines in manufacturing and service employment. State government jobs rise per capita under Gov. Mandel, while taxes and gas access hinder growth. Port of Baltimore remains a growth center, though foreign trade relative to North Atlantic ports has fallen. Anastasi criticizes the General Assembly for neglecting economic development.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Joseph G. Anastasi
Anastasi
Marvin Mandel
Department
Baltimore
North Atlantic
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Wells
University of Maryland
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Lexington
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Westview
Harford Mall
Frederick Towne Mall
Resstarstown Plaza
Columbia ¢ Valley Mall
Golden Ring
Horundele Mall
General Assembly
Routzahn's
Maytag
Routzahn’s
Routzahn
Uniferm
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