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- Has anyone explained to the president that his tariffs on imported goods are paid for by American companies who pass the cost on to American consumers?
- Hand has licensed hybrid technology from Baltimore-based Paice and the Abell Foundation.
- A record crowd of more than 3,500 spectators enjoyed a day of looking at classic cars at Romancing the Chrome held Saturday at Jarrett's Field in Jarrettsville.
- Albert Kleeman, founder of Chesapeake Ford Truck Sales who often did business on the basis of a handshake, died in hi sleep Thursday at his Pikesville home. He was 93.
- Rita Gross Davidson, 86, a retired official of a Ford auto dealership, died of a respiratory condition Tuesday at Gilchrist Hospice Care.
- A fire in a detached garage in Joppa caused an estimated $100,000 Monday morning, two years to the day after another fire in a garage on the same property caused $15,000 damage.
- Sheriff William J. Kunkel along with 150 other policemen, staged the largest gambling raid in county history and one of the largest ever in Maryland. Fifty businesses, mostly bars and restaurants, were raided at the same time
- Eleanor E. O'Donnell, a retired civil engineer who tutored Hispanic immigrants, died Nov. 7 of heart failure at her Tuscany-Canterbury home. She was 96.
- Martin Aircraft employed thousands of women in the effort to win World War II
- On July 17, 1913, Miss Wilhelmina Oldfield was born in Ellicott City. She went on to have a long and illustrious career in the Howard County School system, serving in many roles for 43 years.
- The Legg Mason Capital Management Value Trust fund is doing something not seen in years — beating the stock market.
- The two-man team Eastern Technical High School faced a challenge: discover about a dozen "bugs" in a car, fix them, and restore the car to acceptable condition — all within the time limit of 90 minutes. Seniors Anthony Critcher and Brik Wisniewski did it in just 41 minutes — while compiling the first perfect score in 24 years in the Maryland championship of the Ford-AAA State Automotive Skills competition.
- How often do we pass one of our Aberdeen public buildings with dates or messages stamped upon their exteriors? Do you wonder how, or why, they are part of the structure
- A motorcycle rights group came to Annapolis to call on the General Assembly to pass a bill that would require Maryland tire dealers to inform consumers of research showing that tires deteriorate with age and that a federal agency recommends that they be replaced after six years even if the tread depth is adequate.
- Breast cancer advocacy group Susan G. Komen said it would continue to fund Planned Parenthood
- Retired automotive executive and longtime Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge volunteer expanded mission of support group
- The days of honest work at honest pay are long gone in America, and it is crippling our economy.
- Eileen R. Philips, a homemaker and volunteer who enjoyed music, died Monday of cancer at her Richmond, Va., home. The former Roland Park resident was 77.
- Eileen R. Philips, a homemaker and volunteer who enjoyed music, died Monday of cancer at her Richmond, Va., home. The former Roland Park resident was 77.
- Robert L. "Bob" Bell, who began his career in auto sales in the 1950s which later grew into today's Bob Bell Automotive Group, died Sunday of leukemia at the University of Maryland Medical Center.
- Robert L. "Bob" Bell, who began his career in auto sales in the 1950s which later grew into today's Bob Bell Automotive Group, died Sunday of leukemia at the University of Maryland Medical Center.