CIA fears Soviets killed Paisley in Maryland
The Baltimore area report says CIA fears former agent John Paisley was murdered by Soviet secret police due to his link to the agency's satellite surveillance system. His body was found in the Patuxent River with diving weights and a bullet wound. CIA denies involvement in the domestic case.
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John Paisley
Wilmington News Journal
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Paisley
Patuxent River
Herbert E. Hetu
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Maryland State Police
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Office of Strategic Research
Coopers & Lydrand
Dale Peterson
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Paletey
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Kreiner to spend years in prison for triple murder
In Annapolis Stuart Lee Kreiner pleaded guilty to three murders tied to the deaths of Theresa Hogan and Deborah Hogan 10 and Ann Breesskiewicz. He faces an automatic life term for first degree murder with parole possible after 15 years. second degree murder carries a 30 year maximum. The Hogans urged life imprisonment.
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ERA bill faces Senate showdown and narrow path to extension
In Washington, supporters and opponents of a renewed ERA life seek a slim Senate victory. A final vote on extending nine months for state ratifications hinges on a Garn amendment that could trigger a conference fight. Carter aides push to kill the amendment, urging senators to vote against it as White House officials lobby.
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Donald Riegle
D-Mich
Garn
Carter
Rosalyn
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Walter Mociale
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William L. Scott
R-Va
Hearing on Maryland prison population reduction in 4th Circuit
The Fourth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond will hear Maryland’s appeal on a court mandated 1000 inmate reduction by April 1. Oral arguments are set for the second week of November to decide whether to stay the order affecting Maryland Penitentiary and Jessup House of Correction.
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. District Court
Alexander Harvey II
C. Stanley Blsir
Maryland Penitentiary
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House of Correction
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