Frostburg State student death under investigation
Frostburg State College student Brian Christopher Rogers, 20, of Crofton, was found dead Friday in a strip mine area west of Frostburg. Police and K nine units recovered his body after he had been missing since Wednesday. Autopsy pending after reports of stabbing and beating. campus officials say the death is shocking and senseless.
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Cumberland News
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Maryland lobbyists spend millions as General Assembly ends
Maryland lobbyists spent over 2 million dollars during the General Assembly session with more than 1.6 million reported in Annapolis lobbying and nearly 173 000 used to entertain legislators. James J. Doyle led payments totaling 157 000 from 20 clients, as Common Cause criticizes the practice and notes rules allow meals under daily 15 dollar per guest limits.
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Common Cause
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Record crops seen not easing rising food prices
New York AP reports government and private economists expect little relief from rising grocery costs next year despite forecasts of record corn and feed grains. Hay Daniels of Chase Econometrics notes livestock price pressure from reduced cattle herds with inflation around 5 to 10 percent for 1979 and about 10 percent above 1977 for food this year. Administration officials preview Carter inflation plan combining voluntary wage and price guidelines with sanctions on monopolies.
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Daniels
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Carter
Arnold Packer
Arraignments continue in GSA corruption probe in Baltimore
Six more arraignments are planned next week for defendants named in the GSA corruption probe. Charles Phelps, 39, a former GSA manager, pleaded innocent to conspiring to defraud the federal government. Trial date set for February 20. Raymond Henley, 46, of Landover, Md., pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to defraud the government. he managed GSA self service store No. 14 in Washington.
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U.S
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Phelps
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GSA Selfservice
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David Lamb
Lamb
Miller
Raymond Henley
Landover
Henley
Cnevmea
New trial denied in boy's murder case in Baltimore
Baltimore youth Michael Glen Evans, 16, had a new trial denied by Criminal Court Judge Jed Joseph E. H. Kaplan. Evans was convicted Sept 22 of kidnapping and murder in the death of 7-year-old Mario Antonio Howe, who was tied to a pole and pushed into 30 feet of water in an abandoned quarry. He faces a life term plus up to 10 years for extortion.
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Mario Antonio Howe
Jed Joseph E.H. Kaplan
Michael Glen Evans
Evans
Goldstein questioned over son’s bid contracts in Maryland
In Annapolis, Comptroller Louis Goldstein faces scrutiny after the Baltimore Evening Sun reports his son Philip won land appraisal contracts while Louis sat on the State Board of Public Works. Philip asserts no influence from his father, who says he would disqualify himself if needed, as appraisals proceed with other Southern Maryland bidders and colleagues weigh potential conflict.
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State Board of Public Works
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Point Lookout State Park
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Carl R. Baldes Jr
Louis
J. Spence Howard
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