Magnets Turn DC Bartender Into SoHo Art Sensation
Marion Freeman, a 47 year old bartender from Laurel Maryland area, has amassed about 2200 magnets covering her apartment and now displays 2300 magnets at a SoHo gallery in New York. Gallery owner Alesh Loren calls the collection a master piece of American popular culture in miniature and is negotiating to tour and buy the collection for a substantial sum.
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Laurel
Marion Freeman
New York
SoHo
Lower Manhattan
Alesh Loren
Ms. Freeman
Loren
Marlon
O'Toole
Washington, D.C
Roger Staubach
Laurel Street
Associated Press
Marlow Freeman
Fatal Aberdeen blast blamed on human error
Two ammunition workers were killed at Aberdeen Proving Ground when a pneumatic wrench used to prepare a tank shell ignited flammable propellant during a stress test. Investigators cited lax safety procedures, inadequate inspections, and poor communication within Army safety units. Norman Barcase and John Zielenski died in the March incident.
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Aberdeen
Aberdeen Proving Ground
U.S. Army
Baltimore
Evening Sun
Norman Barcase
Abingdon
John Zielenski
Army
Proving Ground
Milan
Tenn
Del. Fulton charged with theft and election violations
Baltimore State Delegate Tony Fulton a Democrat from Baltimore was charged in Baltimore Circuit Court with six counts including two theft counts three election law violations and one misconduct in office. Prosecution says Fulton stole 3000 from his reelection campaign fund and 2920 from the state for campaign use. Fulton 39 has represented northwest Baltimore district 40 since 1967 and serves on the House Environmental Matters Committee.
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Baltimore
Tony Fulton
Dbaltimore
Stephen Montanarelli
Fulton
Dolores Ridgell
Northwest Baltimore
House
Morgan State
University of Maryland
Justices to hear new arguments on cigarette case vote
The Supreme Court scheduled January arguments to decide if cigarette manufacturers can be sued for misrepresenting smoking hazards. Justice Thomas could cast the decisive vote after his Nov 1 swearing in, amid do ubts about Congress intent to allow smokers to sue in state courts. The Cipollone case centers on federal warnings under the 1965 labeling act and the potential billions in damages.
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Thomas
Congress
New Jersey
Cynthia Walters
Rose Cipollone
Cipollone
Little Ferry
N.J
Ms. Walters
Autho
Liggett Group Inc
Antonio Cipollone
Philip Morris Inc
Lorillard Inc
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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Terri
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Three Stooges
Jolly Santos
Mr. Barcase
Zielenski
Marine Corps
Del
Coccha
Mists
Mshal
Ung
Asoom
AIO Ly
iPart
Allegheny Power System
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