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John Clotworthy, 87, worked with Cousteau
John Harris Clotworthy, a key figure along with the French explorer Jacques Cousteau in building a submersible watercraft that took researchers to a depth of 4,000 feet, died of cancer Wednesday at his home in Annapolis. He was 87.
Known as Jack, Mr....Tags: Prince George's County, Technology, Cancer, World War II (1939-1945), Engineering
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Debate intensifies over proposed UMB-College Park merger
With the board that oversees Maryland's university system just two months from deciding whether to back a merger of its largest research campuses, Baltimore civic leaders are lining up against any move that would place the city's campus under out-of-...Tags: Employees, Prince George's County, Martin O'Malley, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, University of Maryland, College Park
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Maher joins Columbia law firm
Joseph Maher has joined the family law firm of Weinberg and Schwartz LLC, in Columbia, as an associate. He is a 2010 graduate of the University of Baltimore School of Law and a 2005 graduate of Kalamazoo College, where he earned a bachelor's degree in...Tags: Howard County, University of Baltimore, Business Enterprises, Ellicott City, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers
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Huguely speaks on police video, claims he just wanted to talk to Love
Jurors heard the words of George Huguely V for the first time during his murder trial Friday morning, when prosecutors played a harrowing video of his police interrogation, recorded hours after his former University of Virginia girlfriend, Yeardley Love,...Tags: Prescription Drugs, Bars and Clubs, Lawyers, Murder, Trials
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Preserving childhood paintings of Columbia man behind 'The Last Lecture'
Decades before his famous "Last Lecture" in 2007, delivered less than a year before cancer took his life, Randy Pausch was a child growing up in Columbia.
There, in a ranch-style house on Dartmouth Road, the teenager, who would graduate from Oakland...Tags: Cancer, Diseases and Illnesses, Television, Homes, NASA
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Good morning, Baltimore: Need to know for Friday
WEATHER
Today's forecast calls for cloudy skies with a high near 49 degrees. Rain and a chance of snow is expected tonight with a low temperature around 35 degrees.
TRAFFIC
Check our updates for this morning's issues as you plan your commute.
FROM...Tags: Lobbying, Martin O'Malley, Punishment, Powerball Lottery, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake
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Men of Harford 2011: John Rigdon
If any family represented the epitome of Harford County evolution, it would undoubtedly be the Rigdon clan. John and wife, “Andy” Rigdon, are continuing a farming legacy that started long ago. John’s ancestors came over from England...Tags: Technology, Engineering, Harford County, Television, American Revolutionary War (1775-1783)
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Expansion of Baltimore architectural firm fueled by focus on colleges
Adam Gross surveys the grassy quadrangle, surrounded by brick walking paths trimmed in marble, nary a car in sight.
"This is one of those seminal shots," he says, taking in the view of the Johns Hopkins University's Homewood campus. "This used to be...Tags: Manufacturing and Engineering, Business Enterprises, University of Chicago, Ayers Saint Gross, Architecture
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Espionage charges dropped against ex-NSA manager
Former National Security Agency employee Thomas Drake accepted a plea deal Thursday that cleared him of espionage charges stemming from an alleged leak of classified information to a Baltimore Sun reporter who wrote about waste and mismanagement at the...Tags: National Security, Thomas Drake, WikiLeaks, Prisons, Trials
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Court hears details of U.Va. lacrosse player Love's death
A procession of former University of Virginia lacrosse players and students, police officers and medical experts on Monday gave the most detailed account to date of the May 3 incident that left Yeardley Love dead at her off-campus apartment.
According to...Tags: Lawyers, Court Preliminary, Witnesses, Murder, Trials
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Baltimore political leaders eager for Dixon's problems to be resolved
The new indictments issued last week in the City Hall corruption probe have some Baltimore political leaders impatient for resolution to a case that has spanned three years and left the city's reputation in limbo.
"Most people I talk to are saying 'Let's...Tags: Lawyers, Political Corruption, Theft, Justice System, Judges
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