Modest Baltimore woman leaves 3 million to deaf college
Olive Swindells died at 94 leaving an estate estimated at 3.6 million after taxes to Gallaudet University, the nation's only four year liberal arts college for the deaf. The bulk, 80 percent, comes from stock and real estate holdings accumulated since the 1940s in a frugal Baltimore suburb. The remainder goes to a non existent nursing home named by Swindells and to the Daughters of the American Revolution and will be resolved in probate court.
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Olive Swindells
Gallaudet University
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Washington
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New York
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Daughters of the American Revolution Nursing Home
Daughters of the American Revolution
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Man Uses Gun as Hammer Wounds Wife in Christmas Accident
Richard Gardner 23 of Fort Lawn tried to nail hallway molding with a 25 caliber handgun at his mother in law's home on Christmas night. The gun discharged wounding him in the hand and his wife Mary Ann Gardner 21 in the abdomen. Both were treated and released. Gardner believed the gun was empty.
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Lancaster County Sheriff's Deputies
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