Maryland could gain ninth congressional seat after 1980 census
Population growth may give Maryland a ninth district if growth trends from 1965 to 1975 continue. Two Census methods show higher state gains than the national rate, with estimates around 397 million and 4.353 million populations, potentially shifting representation and impacting Baltimore most.
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Maryland
Bureau of Census
Ivy Woud
Bureau of Densus
Marsland
Congress
Gold Tooth Bandit pleads guilty in Baltimore area banks
Monroe D Wright known as the Gold Tooth Band pleaded guilty in US District Court to two counts of bank robbery and two counts of bank larceny for holdups at Columbia Owings Mills and Bethesda. He surrendered in Virginia after a warrant. Prosecutors dropped charges on six other robberies and two additional he is a suspect in. He faces up to years in prison and fines but a plea deal seeks a greater sentence recommendation from the federal government.
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Owings Miss
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Arlington Federal Savings and Loan Association
Owings Mills
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Rhodesia Elections and Government Shifts Highlight Turbulent Era
The article reports on Rhodesian elections amid guerrilla pressure and martial law, noting Prime Minister Jas Smyth and the era's complex power struggle. It also mentions U.S. and Britain peace talks with guerrilla leaders and a shift in U.S. Maryland politics with Judson P. Garrett Jr. named chief legislative officer for Governor Harry Hughes, detailing his background and transition role.
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Britain
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Dispantment
Department of Transporation
Spy planes monitor Cuban airspace amid sensitive Russian link
United States officials confirm spy aircraft gather data over Cuba amid talk of Russian MiG fighters and modern SR-2 sensors. Details remain tightly controlled as defense systems and Cuban airspace risk shootdown, with no official comment on missions or altitudes.
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Americas
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Cuba
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Armea
Cubs
United States
Rewaones
Heating oil prices rise in Maryland area
Heating oil prices in Maryland and nationwide are edging higher as wholesalers expect increases to pass to consumers. Since Labor Day the average rise is about 2 to 3 cents per gallon, roughly 3 percent, while gasoline prices in the area fall one to two cents per gallon, with officials saying prices have leveled back to pre Labor Day levels.
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Maryland
William F Zor
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Automobile Club of Maryland
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