News from the March 1988 editions of the Baltimore Guide The March 3, 1988, Baltimore Guide reported that a train wreck destroyed a railroad bridge over Eastern Ave. near Bayview. …
The high cost of going underground The Feb. 11, 1988, Baltimore Guide includes an article on a subway extension to Johns Hopkins Hospital. Proposed by ...
1988 started off on a lucky note. According to the Jan. 7 edition of the Baltimore Guide, “a patron of a Highlandtown liquor store has won a Marylan ...
The Yellowed Pages recalls news from the past, in this case 25 years ago. An account of a bizarre robbery at the Fell’s Point 7-Eleven made the fron ...
A headline in the Nov. 5, 1987, Baltimore Guide reads: “Survey Shows Handguns Rampant In Baltimore Schools With Many Students Threatened Or Robbed.” The article goes on to say, “Of ...
This article first appeared in the Sept. 3, 1987, issue of the Baltimore Guide. Members of the armed forces in the Persian Gulf will be paid an additional $110 monthly ...
Governor Schaefer opposes raising speed limit This story first appeared in the Aug. 20, 1987, edition of the Baltimore Guide. Drivers in Maryland already drive too fast and would only ...
Despite possible costly delays, Governor William Donald Schaefer has ordered port officials to look for ways to have American companies contracted for work on the cranes at the new Seagirt ...
In America’s larger cities, it costs police departments about $2,000 in man-hours, administrative costs, and other factors to carry out an arrest of a single prostitute, according to a new ...
Top Ten Video Rentals 1. “Peggy Sue Got Married” starring Kathleen Turner (CBS/Fox) Last week: No 1 2. “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off” starring Matthew Broderick (Paramount) No. 2 3. “The ...
Governor Schaefer signed 300 bills into law. One bill allowed large retail businesses to open on Sundays in all Maryland counties except Washington, Allegany, and Wicomico counties. Another bill allowed ...
Oops: Mayor Clarence “Du” Burns, who took over William Donald Schaefer’s seat on the second floor of City Hall after Schaefer was elected Governor of Maryland, got off on the ...
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