Hughes faces probe over Hughes negligence warning in S&L crisis
Maryland lawmakers press Gov. Hughes for advance warning on the savings and loan crisis as they reopen the emergency session. Senate President Steinberg and House Speaker Cardin meet Hughes to obtain a memo from last October warning of potential S&L problems. The memo surfaced after reports by The Washington Post and a Baltimore radio station.
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Memo on S&L crisis prompts calls for tighter regulation
Oct 5 1984 writings by George W. Liebmann allege serious self dealing by S&L officers and technical insolvencies. The warnings preceded the Old Savings & Loan collapse in Baltimore by seven months, sparking fears across 101 thrifts. Gov Hughes and aides dispute urgency of the memo while investigations begin and copies are released to media.
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Academy safety tips for a safer Halloween
Dr JOBN A. SHUTTA and Nancy A. Cogliano-Shutta provide safety tips for Halloween. The piece notes a shift from door to door trick or treat to controlled events like private parties and neighborhood parades to reduce risks and keep children safe.
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Halloween Safety Checklist From AAFP
The American Academy of Family Physicians offers safety tips for Halloween including costumes that are flame retardant and pets kept indoors. The guidance covers costumes trick or treats drivers and homeowners to reduce accidents and ensure a safe holiday.
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Marriott plans facility in Frederick uncertain says official
Donald R. Date, director of Frederick County Economic and Community Development Commission, would not confirm Marriott Corp may locate a credit card center and computer operations here. He said talks are hopeful but no site has been identified and provided no further details.
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Juan Leaves Louisiana Inundated Amid Storm Aftermath
Hurricane Juan battered Louisiana with 85 mph winds, later down to tropical storm force. Six dead, six missing, thousands homeless, and billions in damages plus crops at risk. Forecasts warned of heavy rain as the storm moved slowly toward the Panhandle to east Texas.
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NATO allies urge Soviets to end arms control violations
NATO defense ministers in Brussels condemned alleged Soviet breaches of U S Soviet arms control accords and endorsed the U S negotiating stance ahead of the Geneva summit. They voiced strong support for President Reagan as he meets Mikhail Gorbachev, while noting split views on Star Wars research and ABM SALT II compliance.
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Honduras bars use of its soil for Contra aid
Honduras says it will not allow U S to use its territory to aid the Nicaraguan rebels and returned 14 tons of supplies sent in October from New Orleans. Col. Juan Ramon Alvarado says the government will not permit use of Honduran bases to support the 20,000 strong Democratic Force fighting the Sandinistas. The shipment was approved by Congress for rebels opposing the Sandinistas who took power in 1979. The rebels operate from about a dozen bases in Honduras, a key U S ally.
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Missing plane wreckage found in Pennsylvania
The small Piper Aztec that vanished last Wednesday was found Tuesday afternoon near Loysville Pennsylvania about 15 miles from Carlisle. Pilot Harry Gehrke 52 of Penns Grove New Jersey was killed. CAP and state police confirmed the discovery after Army helicopter searches and a shift of focus from Maryland to Pennsylvania mountains.
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