Parker avoids death penalty in Md life sentence
William Joseph Parker, 27, was given life for the murder of a 13 year old after luring her for an illegal act. The judge ruled Maryland's 1978 capital punishment law does not apply. Parker faces 15 years more for the handgun murder with parole possible after 15% served.
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Upper Marlboro
Maryland
Prince Georges County
Howard S. Chasanow
William Joseph Parker
Edmund O'Connell
Chasanow
Parker
Elizabeth C. Archard
Annapolis
O'Connell
Fred Bennett
General Assembly
Maryland Shipbuilding may close in South Baltimore
The Fruehauf policy council unanimously recommends shutting down the Maryland Shipbuilding and Drydock Co yard, risking about 1500 jobs if Fruehauf board agrees. Labor disputes with Local 31 have contributed to financial crisis, with prior layoffs totaling around 1,020 workers. Curtis Lundy of Local 31 denies a current labor dispute, while noting readiness to resume talks.
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Baltimore
Maryland Shipbuilding and Drydock Co
Fruehauf Corp
Fruchauf
Maryland Shipbuilding
Maryland Shipbuilding Management
Fruehauf
Polity Council
Gerald P. Walls
LA. USA
LM Uh Ookk
Raymond M. Lyons
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America
Curtis Lundy
Defense seeks new probe in Cuyahoga mishap court martial
Defense in the first Coast Guard captain manslaughter trial requests a new Article 32 inquiry into the Cuyahoga collision near the Potomac River. CWO Donald K. Robinson is charged with involuntary manslaughter, negligently hazarding a vessel, and damaging military property after the Santa Cruz strike by the Santa Cruz and the loss of 11 crewmen.
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Donald K. Robinson
J.W. Flanagan
Robinson
Yorktown
Coast Guard
Cuyahoga
Santa Cruz
Chesapeake Bay
Margie
CWO
Potomac River
Jerome Flanagan
Boston
Flanagan
Edward Daniels
Daniels
Coast Guard Commadant Adm
John Hayes March
Marine Safety Board
Safety Board
Frieghter
Flangan
Appelbaum
Virginia
Cmdr
J.F. Meade
Maryland Governor Adopts Phase Two Energy Plan
Governor Hughes announces phase two of the energy program amid hot temperatures. The plan imposes air conditioning limits and heating standards in nonresidential buildings starting May 25, with 80 degree cooling and 65 degree heating targets. Residential settings are exempt, enforcement aims to trim petroleum use by up to five percent combined with a 55 mph speed limit.
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Hughes
Maryland
Timation Cueubiyayaueche Ndieteo
Congress
Justices Burger and Rehnquist Ignore New Disclosure Law
Supreme Court Chief Justice Burger and Justice Rehnquist appear to ignore a new federal disclosure law after a New Orleans ruling. Six justices filed statements. Powell Brownlee filed one month late. Justice Potter Stewart is the wealthiest among those who disclosed.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
William H. Rehnquist
New Orleans
U.S
Robert Colling
Lewis F. Powell Jr
Burger and
Rehnquist
Collins
Potter Stewart
Stewart
Mary Ann
Stewarts
UA Temuueu LU Oe
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Mandarin Garden
Hewes
ROYAL
Windrush
Oscar Dela Renta
Oma
Sale
Defense
Burger
Great Southern Printing & Mfg Co P.O
East
Patrick Street
Frederick
Fredenek
Sreyer
Ial
Ferre
Florida
Sunshine State
Village Green
P.O
Dept
Vero Beach
Lo Ford
Ford
Epec
Sperry New Holland
Ceresville
Liberty Road
Frederick, Md
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