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Juanita M. Vance, 75
Juanita M. “Nita” Vance, 75, of 938 Pope Ave., Hagerstown, died Friday, Sept. 30, 2011, at her residence.
Born Dec. 31, 1935, in Harrisonburg, Va., she was a daughter of the late Grover Cleveland and Irene Natlee Beach Light.
She was...Tags: Coca-Cola Co., Bowling, Church and State Relations, Funeral Parlor and Crematorium
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H. Emslie "Lee" Parks, attorney, dies
![H. Emslie "Lee" Parks, former Baltimore County attorney and school board president who was also a highly regarded litigator, died Monday of cancer at Rutledge on Wye, his Queenstown home.](http://www.baltimoresun.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-07/63240237-14144007.jpg "H. Emslie "Lee\" Parks, former Baltimore County attorney and school board president who was also a highly regarded litigator, died Monday of cancer at Rutledge on Wye, his Queenstown home.")
H. Emslie "Lee" Parks, former Baltimore County attorney and school board president who was also a highly regarded litigator, died Monday of cancer at Rutledge on Wye, his Queenstown home.
The longtime Granite resident was 81.
The son of a lawyer and a...Tags: Trials, Christianity, Health, Hunt Valley, Social Issues
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Statue of Liberty Ceremony Celebrates Her 125th Anniversary
Staff WriterWebcams have been switched on at the Statue of Liberty during a ceremony marking the monument's 125th anniversary. The Internet-connected cameras will let viewers gaze out at New York Harbor or see visitors on the grounds below. The ceremonial...Tags: Arts and Culture, Statue of Liberty, Arts, Ken Salazar, Sculpture
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Herman Cain: Scandals just don't kill a candidacy like they used to
Once again, temporarily at least, scandal has mesmerized American politics. This time the target is Herman Cain, the up-from-nowhere restaurant executive who is battling back against the latest sexual harassment or misconduct allegations that have...Tags: Richard Nixon, Bill Clinton, Newt Gingrich, Politics, Herman Cain
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From the Desk of Dora DePaoli: Explaining not-so-important questions of life
When son Steve saw me reading “The Book of Totally Useless Information,” he told me not to bother. “There’s already way too much useless information out there,” he said. Nevertheless, I am going to share some explanations for...Tags: Texas, Science and Technology, Cleveland Indians, Australia, Crimes
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'Brownies' important part of 19th-century pop culture
In the days before Disney, many imaginary sprites that excited children's imaginations could be found in books. In 1881, Palmer Cox wrote an illustrated story about a group of characters called "Brownies" for Wide Awake magazine. Brownies were imaginary...Tags: Benjamin Harrison, Trumbull, Adlai E. Stevenson, William Henry Harrison, Politics
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He had their number in '66 — zero
It was no thanks to Larry Jaster that the Dodgers made a second consecutive trip to the World Series in 1966. The rookie left-hander from the St. Louis Cardinals pitched five shutouts in 1966 — all, remarkably, against the National League...Tags: Don Drysdale, Bob Gibson, Detroit Tigers, San Francisco Giants, Pittsburgh Pirates
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Google's Ron Gorodetzky: Making YouTube more social
TechnologyRon Gorodetzky didn't aspire to work at Google or any other tech giant for that matter. Gorodetzky was a start-up man -- having worked at the news sharing site Digg in its early days before going on to be a co-founder of the video site Revision3 and... -
Could Apple pull a J.P. Morgan and bail out the U.S. government?
L.A. Times Tech BlogApple Inc. may not have more money than God. But it's got more cash than Uncle Sam. As the government struggled to reach an agreement on raising the debt ceiling, the U.S. Treasury's cash balance fell to $74 billion this week. That's less than the $76... -
Witt: How Republicans, Democrats reversed their constituencies
Reading American history about the period following the Civil War provides numerous insights into changes that have transpired over the past century and a half. Books such as “Packing the Court” by James MacGregor Burns, “The Bloody...Tags: Republican Party, Philosophy, Corporate Crime, Abraham Lincoln, Fraud
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Obama, Mitch Daniels and journalists ham it up at dressy dinner
WASHINGTON (AP) — Searching for laughs — and finding them — president Barack Obama spared few targets Saturday night, from Democratic allies to Republican antagonists to the journalists who cover him. At his first presidential...Tags: Health, Celebrities and Health Issues, Mitch Daniels, Physical Conditions, Obesity
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Elva M. Dress, 84
NOV. 26, 1926-JAN. 20, 2011 CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. — Elva Mae Dress, 84, a resident at Providence Place and formerly of 2850 Warm Spring Road, Chambersburg, died at 4:10 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 20, 2011. Born Nov. 26, 1926, in Smithsburg, Md., Elva was...Tags: Pennsylvania, Human Interest, American Heart Association, American Lung Association
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