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Frederick W. Glassberg, community developer
Frederick W. Glassberg, a one-time Rouse Co. executive who became a prominent real estate and community developer in Howard County, died Sept. 15 at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Columbia of complications from Parkinson's disease. He was 77. A native of...Tags: Wesleyan University, Clarksville, New York City, Realty, Constitutional Issues
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Ranking the commissioners
David Stern, NBA Still The Man, though the NBA has hit some potholes. Stern imposed the lockout to overhaul an economic system he says led 23 of 30 teams to lose money. Barring a quick agreement, the opening of training camps in early October will be...Tags: CBS Corp., 2016 Olympic Games, Fox Soccer Channel (tv network), Southeastern Conference, ESPN (tv network)
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Md. projects seek foreign dollars from would-be immigrants
The private developers of two high-profile state projects are seeking financing through a visa program that lets wealthy foreigners go to the front of the line for green cards and possible U.S. citizenship in return for a $500,000 investment....Tags: Finance, Cordish Cos., Personal Data Collection, Migration, Patrick Turner
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Dr. Herbert Leonard Warres
Baltimore Sun reporterDr. Herbert Leonard Warres, a World War II combat surgeon who later became a radiologist and headed the outpatient radiology department at what is now the University of Maryland Medical Center, died Wednesday at North Oaks retirement community in...Tags: University of Maryland Medical Center, Wars and Interventions, Radiation Therapy, Health and Medical Professionals, Armed Conflicts
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Dr. Walter A. Rafalko, UB law school professor, dies
Baltimore Sun reporterWalter A. "Wally" Rafalko, a decorated World War II veteran and a former professor of law who also had been associate dean of the University of Baltimore Law School, died July 28 of congestive heart failure at Stella Maris Hospice. The longtime...Tags: Kansas City Chiefs, Colleges and Universities, Teaching and Learning, Constitutional Issues, Armed Conflicts
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Walter A. Rafalko, UB law school professor, dies
Walter A. "Wally" Rafalko, a decorated World War II veteran and a former professor of law who also had been associate dean of the University of Baltimore School of Law, died July 28 of congestive heart failure at Stella Maris Hospice.
The longtime...Tags: Kansas City Chiefs, Colleges and Universities, Teaching and Learning, Constitutional Issues, Armed Conflicts
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Richard F. Kirchner, SSA official
Richard Franklyn Kirchner, a World War II veteran and retired Social Security Administration official, died Jan. 7 of Lewy body dementia at the Harmony Hall assisted-living facility in Columbia.
He was 86.
Mr. Kirchner was born in New York City and...Tags: Physical Disabilities, Ellicott City, St. Paul Street, Sykesville, Insurance
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Head of the class notes
The National Merit Scholarship Corp. announced that four recent Baltimore County Public Schools graduates were among the final round of 2011 high school graduates to win scholarships sponsored by colleges and universities. Two of the honored students are...Tags: High Schools, Colleges and Universities, Melfa (Accomack, Virginia), Schools, Towson
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Celebrating a local Dimension to the art of movement
In her 30 years with The Dance Dimension, feisty dance director Marilyn Byers has rarely missed an opportunity to welcome back her star dancers at Thanksgiving time. One of those rare missed opportunities came last year, when the two-time cancer...Tags: Dancing, Dance, Concerts, Teaching and Learning, University of Maryland, College Park
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Nearly 25 percent of MVA voter registrations fail
Nearly one out of four Marylanders who have tried to register to vote at a Motor Vehicle Administration office in the past four years has not been added to the voter rolls, according to state records obtained by The Sun. Though some of these tens of...Tags: Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., Road Transportation, Maryland, Justice System, Transportation
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Sydney W. Porter Jr., radiation expert, dies
Sydney Wynne "Syd" Porter Jr., a noted physicist and radiation expert who was called to Three Mile Island, Pa., in 1979 after an accident destroyed a reactor in what proved to be the nation's worst nuclear incident, died April 23 of lymphoma at a...Tags: Chevy Chase, Colleges and Universities, General Dynamics Corporation, Health and Safety at Work, Science
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