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The Newport Dealeys USS Cromwell (DE-1014); USS Dealey (DE- 1006); USS John Willis (DE-1027); USS Van Voorhis (DE-1028); USS Lester (DE-1022); USS Hartley (DE-1029); USS Joseph K. Taussig (DE- 10309); USS Courtney (DE-1021); USS Hammerberg (DE-1015) will hold its next reunion September 2007 in Philadelphia. Those who served on any of the Dealey-Class DEs out of Newport should contact Jerry Skorch at 810 Quail Road, Marlton, NJ 08053; phone: 856-810-2568; e- mail: jpskorch@hotmail.com; www.new...

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Council passed bill on illegal building ANNAPOLIS -Amid an aggressive effort to curb illegal building, the County Council passed a bill Monday that would halt construction scofflaws in their tracks.

Man Shot, Thrown in Trunk

A Brooklyn Park man shot an associate Saturday morning, threw him in the trunk of his car, and drove off with his girlfriend in the passenger seat, county police said. Detectives yesterday still didn't know where the couple was or whether the victim, Michael Jay Francis, 21, of 5221 Brookwood Road, was still alive. They've classified him as a "critically missing" person, but are investigating the case as a homicide.

Winds Down Trees, Cause Outages

Della Shanahan of Paradise Beach said her power flickered at about 11:50 a.m. Monday, and then it was lights out - for days. The Pasadena resident lives on Kurtz Avenue and was still without power last night.

Retired County Judge Cawood Dies at 70

A retired county judge who colleagues described as an agreeable, dedicated workhorse died unexpectedly on Sunday. Anne Arundel County Circuit Court Judge James Clement Cawood Jr., 70, died of a heart attack at his home in West River.

'Don't Get Scared, Be Prepared' for Storms

First responders and emergency planners preparing for 2007's tropical storm season in Maryland are being warned to brace their communities despite chancy predictions for the upcoming hurricane season. More than 250 officials from across the state listened last week in Linthicum as leading weather experts laid out details about storm threats and how to ready people for whatever Mother Nature might have in store this year.