Newborn Found In Trash At Baltimore Supermarket
In Baltimore two men scavenging for scraps found a newborn baby in a paper bag behind an A&P supermarket. The 7 pound 7 ounce infant was listed in good condition at South Baltimore General Hospital with umbilical cord attached. Police identified the finders as Lester Jennings and Nesbitt Thompson.
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South Baltimore General Hospital
Leroy Smith
Smith
A&p
Nen Won
Gacy
Lester Jennings
Nesbitt Thompson
Jennings
Thompson
Tylenol suspect planned to settle a grudge in Chicago
Chicago officials and the Chicago Tribune report that Kevin J. Masterson of Lombard, son of a man who worked for a chemical company stocking cyanide, allegedly told friends he planned to even the score against Jewel Food Stores Inc and Frank's Finer Foods before the Tylenol cyanide deaths. Investigators say interest grew after linking his father’s employer to cyanide supplies, though the father is not suspected.
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Chicago Tribune
Kevin J. Masterson
Lombard
Jewel Food Stores Inc
Frank
Masterson
The
Tribune
Trial delay in draft resister case extends to Meese testimony
In Los Angeles AP report, federal Judge Terry Hatter again delays the trial of David Wayte, who admitted failing to register for the draft. The judge gave the government until noon to file a written decision on appealing the Meese ruling and postponed further hearings.
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Los Angeles
Edwin Meese III
U.S
Terry Hatter
Meese
David Wayte
White House
Hatter
Romero
Hargreaves Loses Eastern Shore House Seat in Tight Race
Maryland legislator Jobo R. Hargreaves failed to retain the 37th District seat, losing to Samuel Q. Johnson by 153 votes after absentee ballots were counted. Hargreaves, longtime Appropriations chair, warned absentees might not help his bid. He had warned of the risk amid a redistricting fight and budget influence.
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Easton
Maryland
House Appropriations Committee
Jobo R. Hargreaves
Eastern Shore
Samuel Q. Johnson
Hargreaves
House of Delegates
Talbot County
DeLorean Offered Up To 6 Million For Movie Rights
John De Lorean the automaker indicted in a 24 million dollar federal cocaine case has been offered up to six million for the film rights to his life story his wife says in an interview in today’s New York Times Christine Ferraro De Lorean said bids have been delivered to the couple’s lawyers She added the trial will cost us a lot and we will need the money Several Hollywood executives interviewed by the Times said they had not heard of such offers and one David Chasman questioned the bids
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NEW York
John de Lorean
New York Times
Christine Ferraro de Lorean
Los Angeles
the Times
David Chasman
United Artists Chief Discusses De Lorean Story Rights
United Artists chief of production HYyIAs said De Lorean may lack rights to sell his story. He stated the material is currently in the public domain, signaling potential complications for future licensing or adaptation.
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United Artists
de Lorean
Family seeks help after housing loss and support pours in
Mrs Via describes neighbors social services and a generous landlord assisting after an eviction threat. A Christmas-like outpouring includes meals underwear and fuel. The family plans to move to Cumberland by November 21 with promises of future housing aid. Local admissions, discharges, and births follow. PSI to meet November 10. broader news items include health and political reports from Atlanta and Illinois elections.
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Vias
Jimmy Wiste Fathar’e Hame
Cumberland
Absentee ballots fail to change Carroll election results
Absentee ballots produced no changes to the Carroll County results as a recount of 600 ballots extended into Friday morning. Board member Thurston Ensor Sr notes results remain unofficial until canvassing by next Tuesday, with Doris P. Pierce and William Y. Lauterbach contending for a third seat.
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Carroll County
Thurston Ensor Sr
Doris P. Pierce
New Windsor
Clear and mild Friday with snow in Great Lakes areas
The National Weather Service predicts clear skies and calmer conditions for most of the region on Friday. Snow is expected in the Great Lakes and Midwest, with showers in the Northwest and a milder Southwest climate.
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National Weather Service
Great Lakes
Midwest
Northwest
Weather Update From West Maryland Falls Back To Autumn
Colder air moves in after yesterday's rain bringing falllike weekend. Western Maryland counties expect partly cloudy skies windy and chilly today with highs in the 50s and lows near 30. Saturday and Sunday should be partly sunny with highs in the 40s to near 50. Maryland mountains see flurries today ending Saturday with highs in the 30s and tonight's lows around 20.
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Carroll
Frederick
Howard, Mary
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