Baltimore man, 72, arrested in wife’s beating death
Police in Baltimore arrested Moses Henry Bryant, 72, on first degree murder charges for the beating death of his wife Margaret Bryant, 80. Officers forced entry after neighbors’ calls and found her dead in the bedroom. a hammer and TV were found outside. No motive known.
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Moses Henry Bryant
Allegany appeals EPA audit over sewer funds repayment
Allegany County officials challenge a federal audit ordered by the U S Environmental Protection Agency and Inspector General to recover 229007 in sewer funds. The audit seeks 149166 for Valley Road 51769 for Flintstone and 28072 for Oldtown sewer projects with construction dates in 1981 1982 and 1983.
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Allegany County
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
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Allegany County Sanitary Commission, Inc
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Tippett to earn 70700 as state police superintendent
Elmer H. Tippett Jr will command the Maryland State Police starting November 23 with a salary of 70700 a year, aligning with Cabinet secretaries. He leaves Prince George's County police after earning 55864. His predecessor Brosan had 61300. The decision follows Gov. Schaefer's pattern of raising salaries via the Board of Public Works to attract qualified leaders.
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Elmer H. Tippett Jr
Maryland
William Donald Schaefer
Tippett
Prince George's County
George B. Brosan
Public Safety and Correctional Services
Bishop L. Robinson
Transportation
Richard H. Trainor
Schaefer
Public defender challenges misdemeanor arrest warrants in Maryland
Howard County public defender Carol A. Robertson says district court commissioners issue too many arrest warrants for misdemeanors. She seeks a summons system to spare defendants booking and records, filing a motion to quash a warrant in an assault case. The case prompts review by district court officials and a debate over commissioners discretion.
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Howard County
Carol A. Robertson
Baltimore
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Woman alcohol counselor jailed for multiple drunken driving charges
Marilyn Boardwine, 44, of Essex, counsels children of alcoholics and was sentenced by Baltimore County Circuit Judge John G. Turnbull III to 18 months in prison for her fourth and fifth drunken driving offenses and driving while license revoked. The judge imposed a four year term with all but 18 months suspended, a $550 fine, and five years of supervised probation. Boardwine, a Morgan State University social work major and agency counselor, had three prior drunken driving convictions from 1979 to 1983. The latest convictions stem from arrests on February 22 and May 16.
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Marilyn Boardwine
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Corrections officers face discipline after August escape
A Prince George's County corrections officer resigned and several officials were disciplined after a report found lax actions allowed an August escape. Two high ranking officers ignored a tip, and a unit officer played cards with inmates while others worked to breach the outdoor wall. The officer was fired, the Bureau of Security head was reassigned, and an acting captain received a reprimand. The former Bureau head resigned after refusing to answer questions.
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