Four killed in 1982 killer seeks conditional release
Henry Howard, 30, declared sane after years at Clifton T Perkins Hospital, seeks conditional release as doctors say his paranoid schizophrenia is in remission. Baltimore Circuit Court hears plans for monitored living, ongoing therapy, and strict oversight if granted. State prosecutors warn he could relapse and harm again.
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Rival drug gangs wary turf war brews in Annapolis
Police brace for possible turf battle between a local armed gang and a New York crew eyeing the Annapolis crack market. Officials report minor skirmishes and rising evidence of New York dealers arriving to secure territory with weapons. Detectives tighten searches as ACLU warns steps may be harassment.
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Household toxics in landfills fuel Superfund concerns
EPA cites 1 percent of toxic waste from households while Dana Duckworth warns this small share can seed major sites. Beltrami County Minnesota found 12 chemicals in groundwater implying household sources from old batteries solvents and pesticides. In Baltimore areas where waste incineration is common household toxics can persist in ash or travel via smoke.
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Hazardous waste disposal gaps in Maryland counties
The article says disposing household hazards is confusing and often left to local jurisdictions due to funding. Only five Maryland counties have hazardous waste days. others rely on residents to hold or improvise with options scarce. Baltimore County plans by appointment centers. state and EPA advise reducing landfill leakage risk with absorbents and proper disposal.
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