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Md. bull vies for best in U.S.
In Ky., Harford Charolais will compete with top stock from all over N. America
He has yet to hit his prime, but SSF Corks, 5J White Squall is already racking up awards and generating buzz in the cattle industry. The 1,700 pound bull, owned by Harford County farmer Bob Tibbs, seems to have a shot at a national title starting today competing in Kentucky against top stock from across North America.
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15-year-old student fatally stabbed outside city school
Police believe student got into fight with assailant; Alonso: 'worst type of news'
A 15-year-old student was fatally stabbed outside William H. Lemmel Middle School this afternoon, school officials said.
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Wife of city community group leader dies after stabbing
Her husband, president of a community group, is charged
A woman who police say was stabbed by her husband moments after a judge granted her a temporary protective order against him has died.
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MTA official: Rail shutdown might have been prevented
Decision in 2000 not to install system to prevent train cars from slipping seen as crucial
The current shutdown of half of Baltimore's light rail line likely could have been prevented had Maryland Transit Administration engineers decided in 2000 to spend about $4 million on an electronic system designed to prevent trains from sliding on slippery tracks, according to a top MTA official.
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Suspect in Howard County bank robbery captured
One killed after chase; third man remains at large as FBI investigates
John Mabry says he was one of about eight customers yesterday morning in the Bank of America branch in Clarksville when three men walked in and ordered everyone to lie down on the floor.
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Ex-Md. delegate sentenced to 3 years in child porn case
McKee pleaded guilty in September to possessing child pornography
A federal judge sentenced a former Maryland state delegate to a little more than 3 years in prison in a child pornography case.
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Liquor board revokes license of Park Heights store owner
Commissioners also reach deal with Brooklyn bar Club Mate to sell license
The city liquor board yesterday revoked the license of a Park Heights store owner after finding him guilty of selling alcohol to a minor for the fourth time in three years.
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Police ID motorcyclist who died after crashing into car
A 36-year-old Pasadena motorcyclist was killed early yesterday evening after he crashed into the back of one of several vehicles stopped at a traffic signal at Solley and Mountain roads, Anne Arundel County police said.
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Baltimore funeral, visitation set for FBI agent slain in Pa.
The funeral and visitation for an FBI agent slain in a drug raid near Pittsburgh will be held in Baltimore, his wife's hometown.
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Man arrested at train station with gun leaves hospital, held without bail
Prison officials said the man arrested at a commuter rail station after a cab driver told police he had been acting suspiciously, had a gun and mentioned the White House has been released from the hospital.
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