Baltimore City Council President Resigns Ahead of Sentencing
Walter S. Orlinsky, president of Baltimore's City Council, resigns after 11 years following a plea of guilty to taking 2,532 dollars from a Modern Earth bid winner connected to a city sludge-hauling contract. Sentencing by Judge Norman Ramary looms, with possible penalties up to 20 years and 10,000 dollars.
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Norman Ramary
U S increases nuclear tests amid push for safety
The United States detonated 17 nuclear devices at the Nevada Test Site in 1962, the most in a year since 1970, as Energy Department officials cite modernizing stockpiles and safety goals. Spokesman James Canton notes some explosions go unannounced. Sept. 2 saw three tests.
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United States
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Energy Department
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DC Statehood Proposal Sparks Election Day Controversy
Washington AP reports a DC statehood plan pursuing a 18 000 word constitution for "New Columbia" faces doubt as provisions threaten a $77.6 million yearly cost with a $54 million obligation to guarantee jobs or adequate income for all residents.
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Paisley and Adams Vie In Ulster Election Duel
In Belfast, Rev Ian Paisley and Gerry Adams long rivals in Northern Ireland’s sectarian politics are seen as likely winners in a Wednesday election for a new 78 member provincial assembly. The vote tests Protestant Catholic cooperation amid rising violence and fears the body may collapse from feuding.
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Gerry Adams
Provincal Assembly
Dudley Mass bans Halloween trick or treating
In Dudley Massachusetts officials halted the town Halloween event citing Chicago Tylenol poisonings. Selectmen Anthony DiDonato and Donald Cristina approved the measure, warning it as advisory while noting seven Tylenol poisoning deaths and nationwide tampering incidents. A village Halloween party will be held at a school hall.
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Anthony DiDonato
Selectmen
Rebels Prepare New Attacks in Morazan Province
In Morazan, northeast El Salvador, Guerrillas control at least three towns as clashes loom. Radio Venceremos claimed rebels halted a 4,000-strong government advance, while Col. Lisandro Cepeda warned of further assaults on nearby towns amid ongoing three-year conflict with the U.S.-backed government.
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Weather outlook for Western Maryland and surrounding regions
Southerly winds bring gradual warming across the area with a mix of sun and clouds. Maryland mountains warm to 60s with possible late Wednesday showers, windy south to southwest 10 to 20 mph, excellent drying today then fair to good Wednesday. Temperatures yesterday covered Frederick 50 and 31 at night, with Hagerstown 58 and 28, Westminster 58 and 32, Gaithersburg 59 and 33, Leesburg 58 and 31.
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Weather forecast shows broad showers across regions
The National Weather Service forecasts showers for Wednesday from the Gulf to the Great Lakes and along the central and Pacific coasts. Most areas will experience unsettled, damp conditions with scattered rain.
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Rabid raccoon bite prompts rabies treatment for boy
A 5-year-old Wheaton boy is receiving rabies shots after a rabid raccoon bit him on the Great Falls towpath Saturday. County Health Officer Lou Holder said this marks Maryland memory illness case in county history. The child, walking with his father and two others, was bitten as the raccoon surfaced from the water into the path. The animal was killed, bagged by Scout leaders, and its brain tested positive for rabies at a state lab. The boy started treatment at Holy Cross Hospital in Silver Spring and will receive additional doses. Seven rabid raccoons have appeared in Montgomery County this fall, mainly near Potomac, with others in Seneca, Gaithersburg, Potomac, and on the Potomac River island. Officials urge pet vaccination, leash dogs, and immediate reporting of bites. a free rabies shot clinic will be held Sunday at the County Office Building in Rockville from 1 to 3 p.m.
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Photo May Link Suspect In Tylenol Cyanide Probe
Investigators say a surveillance photo from a Chicago drug store may show a bearded man resembling prime suspect Theodore Elmer Wilson watching victim Paula Prince at the checkout. Prince later died in the Tylenol poisonings as authorities pursue Wilson and his wife Leann, who have used multiple aliases including James W. Lewis and Robertson Richardson.
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Wilson
James W. Lewis
Robert Richardson
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