Peace marchers reach Baltimore en route to final destination
Nearly 1,000 marchers from 50 states and 11 countries arrived in Baltimore on the way to Washington to press for nuclear arms disarmament. They plan a candlelight vigil and Pete Seeger concert at Johns Hopkins, rest in Baltimore, then continue to Washington Saturday.
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Washington
Perry Hall
Memorial Stadium
Pete Seeger
Johns Hopkins University
Rick Averton
Florida
L.A
Mark Ainges
Boulder
Cole
Columas
East
Baltimore Area
Carlton Jackson
Bill Walsh
Kingsville
Baltimore Memorial Stadium
Los Angeles
Arson at Rockville Methodist Church sparks Solvers reward
Crime Solvers offers a $1000 reward for information leading to the arsonists responsible for a Sept 5 fire at Rockville United Methodist Church. Investigators say the $300,000 blaze began in the sacristy and spread through the building. Callers may remain anonymous.
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Rockville Methodist Church
Rockville
Rockville United Methodist Church
Maryland Court Allows Private Breath Tests For DWI Suspects
The Maryland Court of Appeals ruled that suspected drunken drivers may conduct private breath tests and consult with lawyers before choosing to take the police test. The decision limits private testing if it would unreasonably delay police testing and emphasizes the two hour statutory testing window.
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Appeals Court
Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Gill Cochran
Maryland
MDIF Sues Levitt Over $200 Million Transfer Fraud
The Maryland Deposit Insurance Fund sues Old Court Savings and Loan president Jeffrey A. Levitt and his family for $200 million, claiming he moved more than 33.5 million to relatives while insolvent and indebted to Old Court. Levitt, serving 30 years for theft, allegedly borrowed and stole funds later traced to his wife Karol and sons Ross and Sanford.
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Baltimore
Maryland Deposit Insurance Fund
Old Court Savings and Loan Association
Jeffrey A. Levitt
MDIF
Old Court
Baltimore County
Levitt
MDIE
Karol
Ross
Sanford
Attorney General
Attorneyeneral
MBIF
S&l
Ex NSA worker Pelton sentencing delayed to next month
Ronald W. Pelton, a former NSA employee convicted of spying for the Soviet Union on four charges, will be sentenced next month after a joint request by the government and his attorney. Officials cited logistical problems among agencies as delaying the proceedings. Pelton, 44, could receive up to three life terms plus additional terms.
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Baltimore
Ronald W. Pelton
Pelton
U.S
Breckinridge L. Willcox
Fred Warren Bennett
Willcox
National Security Agency
Death forces Burkittsville meeting cancellation
Ex-town clerk Linda Palmer 40 died Saturday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. She was Burkittsville Councilman Jerry Palmer's wife and an assistant at the post office. Funeral 9 a.m. at St. Mary's Petersville. Next town meeting set for 7:30 p.m. Nov 17.
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Burkittsville
Linda Palmer
Palmer
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jerry Palmer
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Petersville
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