Hughes pleas for safety net for thrifts
Governor Harry Hughes urged the Maryland General Assembly to pass seven emergency bills to shield 102 privately insured savings and loan associations. He warned of crisis and a possible special session next Tuesday to ease the threat, including allowing out of state banks to buy failing S&Ls and seeking exceptions to the $1,000 withdrawal limit for payroll and mortgage accounts.
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City man charged in Montgomery embezzling scheme
Montgomery County Education employee Stevenson P. Bryan turned himself in on a $1.1 million embezzlement charge tied to a medical benefits plan for school staff. State's Attorney Andrew L. Sonner said Bryan, a 20 year employee, confessed after an internal audit flagged missing funds. He is hospitalized after a suicide risk assessment. The scheme spanned October 1979 to late 2000, with funds used for medical expenses tied to his wife's illness who died last July. Prosecutors said $600,000 in double eagle coins and the deed to a 10 acre Millstone area farm were turned over to investigators. Sonner said Bryan sought money to care for his children and wife. He described Bryan as grieving and deeply troubled.
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Montgomery County
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Lawyer helps ease Dock's prison conditions
Attorney William Schaeffer has taken on the case of Todd A. Dock, the U S soldier awaiting execution for a 1984 murder in West Germany. Recent relaxations at Leavenworth reduce some restraints while lawyers pursue alcohol and command influence issues, with others planning a West German trip to probe the case further.
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Klimaski
Miller
Richard Graves
Germany
Kumaski-Miller
West Germany
Weather to Bring Sunshine This Weekend
The forecast calls for sunny spells returning Saturday night and Sunday. Calvin Sayler, president of Claire Frock Co., earns a small business award. Gwen McEntire tours a new acupuncture center in Frederick, highlighting local health services. Es-Howard W. Newton.
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Claire Frock Co
Gwen McEntire
Frederick
Hit record reaps first royalties
USA for Africa collects an 8.5 million dollar royalty from the We Are the World project and will send a Boeing 747 cargo load with 240,000 pounds of goods to famine struck Africa including biscuits vitamins and rehydration salts. The shipment will also include T shirts funded by MTV and Catholic Relief Services.
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al Teller
CBS
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MTV Rock Video Television Network
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