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Who Killed Raymond Burrell?
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QUESTION OF THE DAY: ABC7 News story of DC
man robbing migrant workers Background: ABC 7 reports on heathens in DC who robs Mexicans working in construction sites in DC, robbing them of their money, credit cards, cell phones and jewelry. One contractor in DC last week was able to strip the gun from a robber, whip the brains out of the guy who fled leaving a trail of blood which police were able to follow to his nearby house where he was arrested. ABC 7's Sam Ford reports that the man was arrested but when he was taken out of his house under arrest, ABC7 blocked his face with a blur patch. ABC 7 did not use the same blur to block the faces of the robbery victims, who said they are afraid to continue working in the wonderful city of Washington DC. While Americans debate the issue of illegal aliens working in the United States, consider the young blacks who commit armed robberies now are robbing the migrant workers while they work at jobs the young blacks refuse to take. Should guns be issued to construction workers to shoot armed robbers on sight? Should all migrant workers be sent back to where they came from? Should all young black males be given $5,000 upon turning 18? Should construction workers just deposit their money in the bank, pay taxes on their income like everyone else and if they don't like the local crime, quit bellyaching and go work somewhere else? Should ABC 7 have shown the armed robbers face and not protected him? Send your views to staff1@stmarystoday.com robberies abound in DC over last few days; 10 people were shot in DC over the weekend...travel to this city should be advised to do so at your own risk, just like travel warnings are issued about travel to overseas crime areas. The bottom line is: The nation's capital is dangerous to Americans as well as migrant workers at local construction jobs. READER FEEDBACK: Call them what they are: They are illegal immigrants depressing wages From William Sanders -- How about a less slanted view option? That you call them what they are, which is "illegal immigrants." And, that you quit saying "they're doing the jobs Americans won't do." All they do is depress wages, Cost the taxpayers money, and send their money back across the border. I guess you missed this story: The Illegal's Crackdown |
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Hoyer Not Bush Fan; Says President is Breaking the Bank on Iraq Spending  (right, U. S Rep. Steny Hoyer of St. Mary's County with President Bush and families of firefighters being honored at Fallen Firefighter Memorial) EMMITSBURG, MD. (Oct. 8, 2007) Congressman Steny Hoyer (Md. 5th) reports he often is at ease in being friends with President Bush but what he says is a warm relationship does not deter him from taking sharp exception to his policies. In a phone call to ST. MARY'S TODAY on Sunday, the House Majority Leader said that he just finished visiting with the President at the National Fallen Firefighters Memorial ceremony at which new names of those who have died in the line of duty were added to the memorial. More Britain will support pinpoint bombing of Revolutionary Guard in Iran as Retaliation for Terror Attacks on US Troops in Iraq Secret Service says 11 airspace violations took place around Camp David while President was there for weekend and at firefighters memorial BONEHEADED MEDIA AWARD OF THE WEEK: GAITHERSBURG (Oct. 8) A WUSA TV 9 reporter on the scene in Gaithersburg Sunday night after a man was killed when he walked in front of what she said was a southbound freight train loaded with cars, actually said that "we don't know where the train was heading". Clearly, since the train was not in reverse, it was headed down the tracks, SOUTHBOUND. She also breathlessly reported that another person was killed in the same area two weeks ago, as if this keeps up they will need to rip up the tracks and tell the trains that it is more important for people in Montgomery County to be able to walk where they want to than to have dangerous trains roaring through the county. Most U.S. Troops Could Leave Iraq by End of Next Year, Says Iraq Prez Iraqi leaders far from being reconciled or unified
School brawl in PG broken up by cops Virginia Congresswoman Davis Dies Saturday Morning Stabbing ST.
JAMES
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Police and rescue responded to a call for a stabbing to
the chest, and the original dispatch says that the
stabbing was accidental, must have been reaching to
butter the toast when the knife missed the butter dish
and there you go....Ridge ambulance being assisted by
Medic Unit, first report says a former firefighter at
the scene says the wound appears to be
superficial....when that old butter knife
slips...anything can happen in the Land of the Flask,
the Fiddle and the Dark Roasted Possum! A family member
says that this was simply a case of a kid tossing a
knife to a 16-year-old boy and the sheath slipped off,
resulting in the catcher catching the knife point first
into his chest. There are definite benefits to
scouting in teaching safe handling of axes and knives.
This news article does not mention this family by name
or any way identifies them and those who have been using
mental telepathy to figure out who it is needs to stop
annoying them with your phone calls.
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 O'Malley Rolls Out Tax Reform 95% of Marylanders will get income tax cut while 5 % will get it in the shorts...so guess who Maryland House Minority Leader Del. Tony O'Dinner cares about: the millionaires who will see increases in their income taxes.....but O'Donnell doesn't want taxes to be cut for 95% of the rest of Marylanders... O'Malley proposes increase in sales tax to 6%, lowering property tax by 3 cents |
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  see special report Stocks Boom: Dow up 350 points as Fed cuts interest rate by a half percent At least we keep all the bums in Washington where it's easy to keep track of them. ..poll shows all time low for Congress and President Bush, with approval of Congress sinking to just 11%... Zogby Poll 
Dan Rather suing CBS for $70
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Attention Congressman Steny Hoyer: 650 American Troops Have Lost Their Lives Since 'The Surge' Began....  What in God's name is wrong with the Generals, why didn't they learn from Viet Nam...what is the mission, why should any American believe anything anyone in Washington tells us? What are your views on the War in Iraq tell Congressman Hoyer what you think and we will post it here online and send it along to him as well. Email your views to staff1@stmarystoday.com If Mr. Hoyer replies to this question, we shall post it here. Readers reply Anti-war leaders frustrated with Democratic House leadership
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     Cute cookie judges, pig races, sheep shearing, prize steers and more....ST. MARY'S TODAY photos Fair Brings Families Back to Farms story |
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  TERROR DRILL BALTIMORE (Sept. 15, 2007) A body is hauled out of the water in this U. S. Coast Guard drill conducted in Baltimore last week. A simulated attack on a cruise ship provided valuable training for Coast Guard personnel on how to deal with a possible terrorist takeover of a ship full of passengers. See more photos and story in this week's edition of ST. MARY'S TODAY now on newsstands. ST. MARY'S TODAY photos by Tom Stachowitz |
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2 Charged with Dog Fighting in Anne Arundel Democrats angle to fix budget mess left behind by GOP Maryland Set To Hike Taxes   Del. John Bohanan (D. Lexington Park), left, with St. Mary's Commissioner Dan Raley (D. Great Mills), discuss local and state funding sources. Raley told ST. MARY'S TODAY that the Board of Commissioners sent a letter to the College of Southern Maryland, the Walden Center, the Three Oaks Homeless Center and other groups all coming in to the Board with their hands out asking for supplemental appropriations just two months after the current fiscal year budget was finalized. "We can't fund anything extra until we find out how the State is going to cut our funds," said Raley. Right, the smiles of Gov. Martin O'Malley and Sen. Roy Dyson (D. Charles, Calvert, St. Mary's) will likely disappear as the Democratic controlled General Assembly faces raising the sales tax, income tax and approving slot machines at the race tracks in order to generate revenue. ST. MARY'S TODAY photo Bohanan says Governor needs to get tax proposal on the table soon to make a special session of General Assembly able to examine and pass it to remedy $1.5 billion deficit left by Ehrlich Administration |
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  LEXINGTON PARK (Sept. 13) -- A rear end collision took place in front of the Lexington Park Baptist Church on Shangri-la Drive on Wednesday and just steps away from the Bay District firehouse. A large driver required extra care to remove that person from one of the vehicles. ST. MARY'S TODAY photos Two Killed in Booze Cruise story Families of Indian Head Braves Acted Like Wild Indians |
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The Hopelessly
Insane of America
Bin Laden lets loose
with a new tape on Sept. 11th,
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Another drug store robbery.... Calvert cops report that a man held up the drug store in Owings; with similar holdups of drug stores in Waldorf and Hollywood, police report that each one has been done by a white male and each time the gunman demanded Oxycotin. He also demanded cash...perhaps in case they required him to purchase the drugs....MORE  St. Mary's Sheriff's deputies and Maryland State Police Narcotics Detectives served Grand Jury indictments on Elizabeth Garnet Somerville, 23, of Hollywood, for Possession of Cocaine with the intent to Distribute. Lt. Dan Alioto reports that Somerville is currently incarcerated in the St. Mary’s County Detention on a “No Bond” status. She is awaiting an “Arraignment Hearing “in the Circuit Court. Housing slump forced couple to turn home into brothel Boozing More Important than Driving Man charged with DWI was already ordered by Judge to have a interlocking devise on his car in order to drive because of a prior drunk driving charge...but he didn't....Story STATter911: The Best Little Hosehouse in DC Fire Department Craig lawyer to file to rescind guilty plea Thompson climbs in GOP poll story Governor O'Malley picks state's best wine |
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Bottles fly, people bleed at bar fight at Clifton's in Clements   CLEMENTS (Sept. 10) Tfc. K. D. Lashley deals with a crowd of battling barflies at Clifton's night club on Saturday night in Clements. Troopers and deputies from around the county responded to the call for a large fight. Two years ago, another large fight spilled over into Rt. 234 and a truck came over the hill and slammed into the brawling hooligans, killing two people. While the combatants fled as police arrived, some left their blood behind. ST. MARY'S TODAY photo by Matthew Ivancie  Coast Guard Airlifts Couple from Sailboat Off Calvert Cliffs story |
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DWI Hit Parade  State Troopers lock up drunk drivers over weekend |
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Hillary bagman arrested in
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Letter to the Editor: Kudos on Coverage of Maggie's $2 Million Footbridge at College College Officials Bleed Foundation for Salaries, Foreign Travel Letter Airline sacrifices goat to appease Sky Gods after mechanical problems with Boeing 757 |
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Man Assaulted by Two Gangs of Robbing Hoods Story Do you have to give your social security number to State of Maryland officials? Check with your attorney first, as the Maryland Department of the Environment is the latest agency to add to the ever-growing list of government agencies which have had a lap top with personal information about those they regulate stolen along with the computer. The MDE reports in a letter addressed to "John Q. Public" that an employee's laptop was stolen from a vehicle. Since laptops are supposed to be portable, the operative way for the state employee to have handled the laptop, when not in his or her lap, would be to carry it with them to keep the devise and the information secure. State officials claim that they are conducting an investigation to determine if state policies were complied with. Secretary Shari Wilson says that the MDE apologizes for the incident, presumably in a letter to the many people and firms across the state which deal with the Water Management Administration. MDE says that it has notified the three major credit bureaus and that the information in the computer was password protected and it is unlikely that anyone would have figured out how to break the password, like perhaps the name of the state employee's dog. Fido. Brownie. Spot. Think twice before you fill out forms for the State of Maryland. |
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"Muslim Opinion" Be Damned: Hatred of America is Irrational and Undeserved Guest Commentary Labor Day is the official kickoff for 2008 Presidential Campaign...what are the candidates doing? First, this screwy guy, former Senator John Edwards, would require mandatory visits to doctors by Americans Romney says Iraq is a mess Clinton says change comes from compromise and working within the system Obama: "I believe I have the experience America needs" Thompson up at 6 am for workout every day in preparation for race |
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  LEXINGTON PARK (Sept. 4) Mark Jerome Mason used a baseball bat to break out the side window of a police vehicle during a drug reversal operation in Lexington Park on Friday night. He and the bat went to jail but got separate rooms. At left, at scene of his capture after a struggle and right being loaded into paddy wagon. ST. MARY'S TODAY photos by Tom Stachowitz  State Police and St. Mary's Sheriff Nabbed 9 DWI Drivers, 5 Men Soliciting Prostitutes (2 were illegal aliens); Cops Ran 3 Drug Raids; Conducted Warrant Sweep Over Holiday Weekend Story Giant Dies After Being Sprayed by State Cops During Arrest Story First rescue for Coast Guardsman Pentagon Plans 3-Day Blitz of Iran to Knock Out Entire Military During Air Strike Guest Commentary: The Ticking Clock on Pay Discrimination Prince William County Officials Stand Firm on Denial of Services to Illegal Aliens Witch Wins Big in Lottery; Did he stir up a secret brew for the right numbers? Sun: State Police Superintendent favors saturation patrols over sobriety checkpoints Plane Crash Kills 5: Kingdom Hall board goes to Kingdom Come The Best Little Hosehouse in DC Chinese Army Hacked Pentagon Computers Floating Hospital Ship USNS Comfort Helps Hundreds in Haiti This day in history: Latent fingerprints used for first time by FBI to solve kidnapping of beer baron   President George W. Bush speaks to U.S. servicemembers after meeting with top Iraqi government officials and sheiks from various regions in Al Anbar Province at Al Asad Air Base, Iraq, Sept. 3, 2007. At right, President Bush poses with soldiers. Defense Dept. photos by Cherie A. Thurlby Bush Makes High Profile Trip to Iraq with Top Cabinet Secretaries story
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 Turban Trouble at Airport as Religious Sect Claims Pat Downs of Head Covering Violates Their Rights....another good reason not to fly as arrogance takes precedence over protection from those who would hide weapons to use in a hijacking of an airliner  Governor O'Malley Names All New Judicial Commission Selections FBI advises how to protect your business against bomb threats Flight Restrictions Eased for Area Airports; Still Tight in Maryland |
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Tractor Trailer Crash Kills Woman
in Calvert Firefighters hose down wreckage of burnt truck overtop of burned car in which woman died. Photo courtesy of Benedict VFD More photos SMECO Holds Annual Meeting, Elects Directors Chairman Danny Dyer Says Thanks Man Dead, Wife Critical in Holiday Weekend Wreck on Key Route on Eastern Shore
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 Xavierian Brother Charged with Child Molesting Another red letter day for Congress.... Former NJ Governor's Wife Recalls Ordeal |
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