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O'Malley's success echoes Mandel's 1972 triumph
Forty-one years ago, Maryland Gov. Marvin Mandel pulled off a series of staggering triumphs that The Sun compared to winning the Triple Crown: Maryland's first gun-control law; a unique, state-run auto insurance agency; and a higher gasoline tax to...
Tags: National Rifle Association of America, Personal Weapon Control, Gun Control, Regional Authority, Montgomery County (Maryland)
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Judge Robert Bell: Timeline
July 6, 1943 Robert Mack Bell born in Rocky Mount, N.C.; family moves to Baltimore about 11/2 years later. June 17, 1960 Bell and 11 students try to get seated at Hooper's Restaurant at Charles and Fayette streets in Baltimore. A hostess says the...Tags: William Donald Schaefer, Lyndon B. Johnson, Government, Regional Authority, Justice System
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Madeline L. Healey, assistant to Md. first ladies
Madeline L. Healey, a homemaker who was an executive secretary to two Maryland first ladies, died of an intestinal blockage April 5 at Gilchrist Hospice Care in Towson. The former Annapolis resident lived in Cockeysville and was 92. The daughter of Alva...
Tags: Real Estate Sellers, Johns Hopkins University, Hospitals and Clinics, Regional Authority, Havre de Grace
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Back Story: City's historic black cemetery was moved to Carroll
Several weeks ago, a friend of mine told me about the old Laurel Cemetery in the city's Belair-Edison neighborhood that had once been the premier resting place for Baltimore's African-American community until disappearing when the site was redeveloped...
Tags: Belair Road, Belair-Edison, Local Government, Carroll County (Maryland), Government
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Mandel honored in Annapolis on 93rd birthday
The Maryland Senate honored an emotional former Gov. Marvin Mandel on his 93rd birthday Tuesday, remembering his decades of public service while leaving his legal travails unmentioned. In a ceremony that came as a surprise to the former governor, the...Tags: Annapolis, Political Corruption, Government, Regional Authority, Executive Branch
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A Super Bowl soiree, Guilford-style
It wouldn't be the Super Bowl without a party — and in Guilford, a fancy one at that. Entrepreneur Doug Trotter and his wife, Liz, who is retired from the National Security Administration, have been hosting a Super Bowl party at their house in...Tags: Super Bowl, National Football League, Baltimore Ravens, Football
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Hattie Harrison, longest-serving Md. delegate
Hattie Harrison, the matriarch of East Baltimore politics who often greeted colleagues as "Baby" and was known for her signature curled hair and Southern cooking, will be remembered at a funeral at noon Feb. 9. Mrs. Harrison died of heart disease...
Tags: William Donald Schaefer, Hospitals and Clinics, Barbara A. Mikulski, Carl Stokes, Bernard C. Young
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Leopold chooses trial by judge in complex misconduct case
Anne Arundel County Executive John R. Leopold has waived his right to a jury in his criminal misconduct trial, clearing the way for attorneys to make opening statements Friday in a case that now will be heard by a single judge. The surprise move came...
Tags: University of Baltimore, C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger, Kevin Kamenetz, Trials, Political Corruption
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When it comes to political corruption, one Md. judge says: 'Enough'
Will Rogers once observed that a newspaper ad was worth about 40 editorials, which many of us in the opinion writing side of that equation suspect would be quite the bargain. Little else could explain the public's indifference to a topic that has launched...
Tags: Political Corruption, Prosecution, Elections, Judges, Sheila Dixon
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Tolliver, Arundel's top cop, leads with low-key approach
When an Anne Arundel County councilman vowed recently to subpoena the county's new police chief to discuss an investigation within the department, Larry W. Tolliver said the legal demand wasn't necessary. Just call me, the chief said. That low-key...
Tags: William Donald Schaefer, Sexual Misconduct, Lawyers, Regional Authority, Prosecution
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Success of Ravens and Orioles brings back memories of 1971
Forty-one years. Until now, that's how long it had been since Baltimore's baseball and football teams thrilled fans by making their respective playoffs in the same year. In January, the Ravens played New England for the AFC championship, and lost to the...
Tags: Memorial Stadium, Super Bowl, Milwaukee Bucks, William Donald Schaefer, Baltimore Orioles
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William R. 'Bucky' Buchanan Sr., judge
Judge William R. "Bucky" Buchanan Sr., who served as a district judge and as a circuit judge for Baltimore County, died Friday of pneumonia at the Blakehurst retirement community in Towson.
The former longtime Stoneleigh resident was 86.
The son of an...Tags: Waverly (Baltimore, Maryland), Lawyers, Roman Catholicism, Chesapeake Bay Bridge, Judges
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