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Social Security cutting hours to trim spending
With widespread budget cuts on the horizon, Social Security beneficiaries will soon get a preview of how customer service can be affected by a more austere federal government. Though the agency made no public announcement, the Woodlawn-based Social...
Tags: Hank Greenberg, Barack Obama, Computer Networking and Internet, Budgets and Budgeting, Lobbying
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Issues for state hang in balance after Obama's election
Advocates for a host of Maryland interests — from the Chesapeake Bay to the defense industry — said Wednesday they are anxiously watching whether the election will change the political landscape here despite early indications that it...Tags: Defense, White House, Barack Obama, U.S. Senate, Chesapeake Bay Foundation
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Change takes time, Maryland voters say
If four years ago they voted for historic change, on Tuesday, Maryland supporters of President Barack Obama cast their ballots for patience. "I figure that in four years, he couldn't have done everything to right the course after the previous...
Tags: Barack Obama, Voting, Mitt Romney, Small Businesses, Annapolis
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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: Utah Jazz, American League, Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Executive Branch, Super Bowl
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Flora M. Rees, administrative assistant
Flora M. Rees, former administrative assistant to the dean of what was then the Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public Health, died Sept. 25 of heart failure at Atrium Village in Owings Mills. She was 89.
The daughter of a barber who owned Miller's...Tags: Health and Safety at School, Heart Failure, World War II (1939-1945), Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Pikesville
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Postal worker pleads guilty to stealing gift cards, mail
A former postal worker admitted Friday that she stole mail and the money inside those envelopes at a Linthicum postal facility, victimizing more than 250 people, according to the U.S. attorney's office in Baltimore. Dorothy Jean Gibson, 56, of Windsor...Tags: Justice System, Government Postal Delivery, Windsor Mill, Mail Order Industry, Theft
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Dr. Georgina Y. Goodwin, anesthesiologist
Dr. Georgina Y. Goodwin, a retired anesthesiologist and Postal Service medical director who was an activist for the addicted, died of congestive heart failure Sept. 27 at her residence at St. Elizabeth Hall in Timonium. She was 87.
She was born three...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, University of Maryland Medical School, Roland Park, Timonium, State University of New York
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Perryville: Bridal showers, weddings, waffle breakfasts
Reba Ann Hause was the guest of honor at a bridal shower Sunday. Held at the home of her mother, Cheryl Whited, and given by her matron of honor, Ashley Barton, sister of the bride, and her bridesmaids, sister Chrissie Grove, cousin Amy Donoho, niece...Tags: Harford County, Severna Park, Havre de Grace, Bars and Clubs, Snow Hill
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Pages from the Past: Weasel eludes police and firefighters in retreat from Catonsville firehouse in 1912
An article in the Sept. 21, 1912 edition of The Argus reported an uninvited guest to the local fire house. The engine house of the Catonsville Fire Department was the scene one morning this week of a spirited attack upon an unwelcome visitor, a large...Tags: Stamford, Gordon Douglas, Halethorpe, Harford County, Catonsville
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Ellicott City has been the site of many disasters over the years
It seems like Ellicott City has come in for an inordinate amount of disasters from floods, fires and railroad wrecks since its founding in 1772.
The latest incident occurred this week when a CSX train bound for Baltimore derailed, spilling coal from 21...Tags: Natural Disasters, Ellicott City, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Howard County, Railway Accidents
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'So You Think You Can Dance' recap, first eliminations
The first eliminations: 20 dancers enter, 16 leave -- or four dancers leave, however you'd like to put it. The six dancers with the least support from the voting audience, will be at risk tonight. The judges will save one boy and one girl from the long...
Tags: Jack White, Animals, Dance, Entertainment Events, Saturday Night Live (tv program)
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History Matter: Clever Woman May Duplicate Expensive Shop Models
100 Years Ago Clever knock-offs From a short story in the Times: "Hand Embroidered Parasols: Clever Woman May Duplicate Expensive Shop Models. That the parasol must match the gown is no sale dictum for this season, for the parasols do carry the...Tags: Babe Ruth, Ellicott City, White House, Howard County, Lotteries
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