October 1982

WMAR-TV News (WMAR)

Series II. News Stock Footage Video, 1982-1987

October 1982

Month	Date	Story	Description
Oct	1	Double Shooting	Man shoots wife to death and then kills self in Dundalk sandwich shop.
Oct	1	K-Mart Trial	First of 7 defendants in K-Mart murder trial pleads his case in court.
Oct	1	Building Accident	Howard county kid hurt bad falling from second story window.linked to battle over tougher housing codes.
Oct	1	Two on the Road	Susan takes us to Brunswick for railroad days.
Oct	1	Inner Harbor Regatta	Preview of first inner harbor regatta.
Oct	1	Tylenol Follow-up	Follow-up on the cyanide-laced Tylenol scare. The Maryland connection.
Oct	1	MCEA Jobs	Judge issues restraining order that keeps state health department from asking it's employees if they have a second job.
Oct	1	Trash Pickups	Ed does a set piece on the switch to once a week trash pickups.
Oct	1	Trash pickup	Package on what to do now that your trash will get picked up only once a week.
Oct	1	At large	At large perspective on the opening of Walt Disney's Orlando Epcott center.
Oct	2	Night March	Women "Take back the night" march against such things as violence against women etc.V/O SOT.
Oct	2	Dedication	Celebration held commemorating the 175th anniversary of the U of Maryland and the rehabilitation of Davidge Hall.
Oct	2	Sarbanes	Breakfast fundraiser sponsored by Parren Mitchell for their re-election of Paul Sarbanes. V/O.
Oct	2	Lexington	Serio & Sons a Baltimore tradition may be fading into oblivion and not be here for the Lexington Market expansion. V/O.
Oct	2	Bike Race	Kathi goes to the eastern shore for the Baltimore bicycling club-channel 2 M.S. bike challenge. Nice pix.
Oct	2	Fells Point	16th annual fun festival at Fells Point. V/O.
Oct	3	Fans	A look at the fans on closing day of the 1982 baseball season at memorial stadium. M. Birds bite the big one against Milwaukee.
Oct	3	Sailing	Sail regatta at the inner harbor.
Oct	4	Tomasek Trial	Murder of former deputy attorney general Oster sentenced to 25 years in prison.
Oct	4	Sunday Shopping	Campaign to change the blue laws and allow shopping on Sundays.
Oct	4	Contact 2	Kids want to know why there aren't more grated films.Jeffrey Lyons answers their questions.
Oct	4	Two on the Road	Two on the road goes to Kingsville to visit the Chesapeake doc.doctor who flies over bay looking for those who need.
Oct	5	Tylenol	Continue to search for more Tylenol after deaths in Chicago and not strychnine poisoning in California.
Oct	5	Homicide	Storeowner shot at store on Harford Road.
Oct	5	21st Street Fire	4 people die in house fire bringing total fire deaths in Baltimore to 57 on east 21st street.
Oct	5	21st Street Fatal Fire Follow-up	4 people die in house fire.ironically on day fire dept was scheduled to canvas their neighborhood to enforce smoke detector.
Oct	5	Shop Owner Murdered	Bizarre Murder in Northeast Baltimore in which 50 year old shop owner was killed. No ID.ENG of body and scene.
Oct	5	Helen Bentley	Second Congressional district candidate Helen Bentley is charging incumbent cong. Long in violating election laws.
Oct	5	Neighborhood Bureau	Kirk Ave. day care center was set up when concerned parents got together.no state funding was available so they did it on.
Oct	5	Interest	News piece on interest rates going down and what you can do to make your money work for you.
Oct	5	Tylenol	Strychnine found in two bottles of super strength Tylenol.
Oct	5	Homicide	Store owner shot to death. Phillip Fiorello..police suspect robbery.the motive.
Oct	5	Fire Deaths	Number of fire deaths in Baltimore up tremendously this year.
Oct	5	Pascal Fundraiser	Robert Pascal gets support from labor unions in his bid for election as governor.
Oct	5	Helen Bentley	Challenger Helen Bentley says congressman Long is breaking law by using federal property for campaign purposes.
Oct	5	Jones Trial	Jack Jones convicted of murdering and raping Stephanie Anne Roper, student at Frostburg.
Oct	5	Tichnell	Sentencing going on for Richard Tichnell accused of killing Garrett county sheriff file from Jan 14 1991.
Oct	5	Cash 'n' Go	Bank teller and gas station together to provide convenience for customer.
Oct	6	NAACP	NAACP organizes it's game plan on what to do to stop the Klan from marching on Washington on November 6th.
Oct	6	Texaco	Texaco makes a turnaround and announces that on October 15 it will allow credit card purchases at it's Maryland stations.
Oct	6	GOP Zip	Pascal on the road in Montgomery county saying Hughes is making promises about Maryland roads that he can't keep.
Oct	6	At large	Andy tells us that the notion of this being in but fat being where it's at may be truer than we think when it comes to.
Oct	7	School Board	City school board finds out that it has extra students and so will have to hire more teachers.
Oct	7	H.U.D.	HUD secretary in town says we've done good job with Federal money for housing projects but can't promise we'll get.
Oct	7	Drug Bust	County and city cops bust 40 people and grab more than 6 million bucks in drugs.
Oct	7	Howard PCP lab	Howard county cops bust up illegal PCP lab.
Oct	7	White Marsh Murder	Two men murdered outside alcove bar near White Marsh.
Oct	7	Museum of Art	Baltimore museum of art is almost finished it's renovation.
Oct	7	Calendar	A look ahead to neighborhood activities for the coming weekend.
Oct	7	After School	Center for after school care for kids are opening in the city.
Oct	7	Editorial	Editorial on hospital leaving downtown for the county.
Oct	7	Gay Money	Companies are not courting the money power of the gay community.they spend a lot of bucks.
Oct	7	School Board	Live remote with eng b-roll from school board where they will talk about the possible closings of some schools and crowding.
Oct	7	Unsolved Murders	Kathie does an in-depth report on all the unsolved murders in the Baltimore metro area.
Oct	7	Shake & Bake	Former Colt player Glenn Doughty is getting some more city help with the financing of his shake & bake family sports center.
Oct	7	Hogan	Larry Hogan verbally attacks incumbent Paul Subranes for his using NCPAC as a campaign issue.
Oct	7	Hughes	At a Rockville news conference Hughes charges that Pascal is deliberately distorting his record on prisons.
Oct	7	At Large	Andy stuffs his face at the Lexington Market as he does a satirical look at the market's expansion.
Oct	8	Debate	Pascal and Hughes debate on television.
Oct	8	Randall St. Fire	Two firefighters taken to shock trauma after Randall St. fire one alarmer.
Oct	8	Poppleton St. Fire	One alarm on Poppleton St. no one hurt.
Oct	8	Murder For Hire	Man arrested for trying to kill son-in-law. Glenn Roth hired a man to kill Jerome Venick.
Oct	8	Fatal Train Accident	Sylvester Jones killed while walking on RR tracks. Autopsy may prove he was drunk.
Oct	8	Ugliest Bartender	Ugliest bartender contest to benefit multiple sclerosis.
Oct	8	Stage Drug Bust	State police make what they are calling the biggest drug bust in Maryland history. Millions in coke and $500,000 in.
Oct	8	Hashish	Baltimore city cops make another drug bust. This time it's hashish and lots of cash.
Oct	8	Wall Street	Brokers in Baltimore are all smiles with the stock marker surging the way it has been. The Baltimore connection.
Oct	8	Sarbanes	UMA goes to D.C. to joint economic committee meeting where they are attempting to defend the 10.1% unemployment rate.
Oct	8	Debate Prep	Live remote with 2 side roll eng's talking with Hughes and Pascal and how they have prepared for tonight's debate.
Oct	8	Subway	MTA officials unveil the new buses and subway cars. Kind of a preview of what will be.
Oct	8	At large	Andy plays auctioneer at a farm animal auction.
Oct	8	Unemployed Protest	As unemployment goes over ten percent "Baltimore jobless go to D.C. for protest.
Oct	8	Drug Bust	State police make their biggest cocaine bust in state history.
Oct	8	K-Mart Trial	K-Mart murder trial continues.widow of murder victim takes the stand.
Oct	8	Contact 2	Contact 2 helps people get their just desserts from social security.
Oct	8	Two on the Road	We visit one person who is participating in Baltimore's international jumping classic.
Oct	9	Casting	Making it in Hollywood according to the big time casting directors.
Oct	10	Dundalk	Berth 13 is dedicated and the construction at the Dundalk marine terminal is complete.
Oct	11	School Board	School board decides to go ahead with closings of four Baltimore county elementary schools.
Oct	11	Liquor Board	Liquor board denies request by royal farms store of York road for liquor license.
Oct	11	Trash Update	Court rules that city must return to twice weekly trash removal.
Oct	11	Stock Analysts	Analysts predict which stocks to buy and sell.
Oct	11	Pride of Baltimore	Pride of Baltimore gets ready for winter cruise. This is dusk footage.
Oct	11	Crossing Guard	Funeral held for first school crossing guard to be killed in the line of duty. Hundreds turn out for the processional.
Oct	11	Dangerous Crossing	Brad does a set wrap with another school crossing guard on the dangers of such occupation.
Oct	11	Rothenhoefer	Profile of the independent candidate governor. The man nobody has heard of.
Oct	11	Phone Rates	Sally's set wrap on part 1 of her 2 part series on long distance phone companies competing with Ma bell.
Oct	11	Rent/Buy	Whether it is better to rent or buy your dream home is contemplated in this Peabody award winning news piece.
Oct	11	United Way	Impact week kicks off with this first of 5 stories on the latest fundraising venture courtesy of the United Way.
Oct	11	At large	Andy shows us the man in his 50's who has the body of a man in his 20's all because he is into physical fitness.
Oct	11	Alcoholic Unit	A Baltimore hospital is helping alcoholics with care much closer to home. Better than sending them away.
Oct	11	Contact	Contact 2 helps find a lady her own dog. Part one of a two parter.
Oct	12	NFL Strike	Federal mediator comes into football strike meeting at Hunt Valley.
Oct	12	Gino's Arrest	City police arrest two men for murder of Gino's manager.
Oct	12	Henry Howard	Henry Howard will be sentenced on Dec 12 for murder of four elderly relatives. Murder happened July 29.
Oct	12	Pierre DuPont	Pierre DuPont Gov. of Delaware shows up to lend support to Robert Pascal's bid for governor.
Oct	12	Wall Street	Mike set wraps what the latest wall street surges mean to investors like you and me.
Oct	12	Interest Rates	Interest rates are dropping. We want to know what this means to the housing industry and all other money type things.
Oct	12	Phone Rates	Sally set wraps part 2 of her series on Ma Bell and her long distance competitors.
Oct	12	Bentley/Long	UMA profiles the Bentley-Long congressional battle. One that should be pretty much down to the wire.
Oct	12	Lt. Governor	Joan profiles the lieutenant governor's race.
Oct	12	United Way	Day 2 of impact week finds Linda Carson at the United Way's recreation and rehabilitation agency.
Oct	12	McKeldin	McKeldin fountain is dedicated at a special ceremony and we are there. V/O
Oct	12	At large	Andy looks at the speed with which pre-fab homes get put up.
Oct	12	Halloween Bombs	Two soldiers found planting bombs around a Jaycee haunted house. Cops find comb making factory in one of their house.
Oct	12	Hadden Avenue Homicide	Pregnant woman found murdered at her home.
Oct	12	Visine Ac.	A crazy spikes visine drops in Colorado but it's safe here. Look into how to tell if packaging has been tampered with.
Oct	12	Lutherville School	We go to one of the schools targeted for possible closing by end of the year.
Oct	12	NX Bureau Artist	NX bureau looks at artist who has opened art co-op so everyone can get into art.
Oct	12	Chuck Mangione	Chuck Mangione in town to play.
Oct	13	Teachers	Teachers upset that school board is reneging on promise to recall teachers.
Oct	13	School Shooting	14 year old students shoots and kills another 14 year old student.
Oct	13	Reagan	President Reagan holds new conference. Says he has helped economy and it's not in.
Oct	14	War on drugs	President Reagan allocated money for Baltimore and other cities to fight drug problem.
Oct	14	Roper Trial	Jury deliberating fate of Jack Jones convicted of murdering Stephanie Ann Roper.
Oct	14	Myers Trial	Juicy testimony by Tina Myers at murder trial of Robert Myers accuses of hiring man to kill his wife Mary Ruth Myers.
Oct	14	Hopkins Traffic	Hopkins students upset over dangerous traffic problem in front of school.
Oct	14	Move-a-thon	Kids participating in move-a-thon to raise money for Ronald McDonald house.
Oct	14	Football	NFL types gather at Hunt Valley to end strike. Scott does live wrap to SOT/VO.
Oct	14	Hopkins Traffic	Another person hit at Hopkins. Students angry.want intersection improved.
Oct	14	State Teachers	Annual state teacher's convention begins.
Oct	14	Kids Stress	Kids are sick and missing schools. Partly because of school phobia.
Oct	14	NX Bureau	Parking problem in south Baltimore. Residents losing parking places on street to people who work at local plant.
Oct	14	Voter Registration	New campaign to get out the vote for general election.
Oct	14	Movie Review	Jeff Lyons reviews my favorite year.
Oct	15	FBI Drugs	Local FBI types spell out some of the details on how they are going to crack down on drug traffic in Baltimore.
Oct	15	Medical/Food	Gas leak in Odella forces a couple of fat. Ruffage is mucho important to your health.
Oct	15	Remington	A look at the problems of Remington and what the people are doing to solve them.
Oct	15	Two on the Road	We go to the state fair and meet a stained glass maker.
Oct	18	K-Mart Trial	Clinton Ellison found guilty of first degree murder.
Oct	18	Gas Leak	Gas leak in Odella forces a couple of families out of homes. Construction crew cut gas line.
Oct	18	Medical/Dental	A new use for an old cosmetic dental procedure. Plastic capping of teeth to prevent cavities.
Oct	18	Contact 2	Contact 2 gets a couple's wedding pictures for them. 15 months after their wedding.
Oct	18	Villa Julie Halloween	Kids taught how to use makeup instead of masks this Halloween.
Oct	18	Two on the Road	Two on the road meets a Baltimore artist and his wife here for a show from living in Italy. Joe Sheppard.
Oct	19	Mondale Tour	Walter Mondale comes to Maryland to push democratic candidates and get his face seen for 1984 presidential election.
Oct	19	Kirkland	AFL CIO President is in town to push for democratic candidates.
Oct	19	NX/Inglewood	Neighborhood wants heavy car traffic rerouted out of their area.
Oct	19	Personal Computers	First of 3 part series on use of personal computers in the home.
Oct	19	Frostburg Plea	Parents of murdered Frostburg state college student Stephanie Ann Roper tries to keep her memory alive by displaying her.
Oct	19	Walter Mondale	Former VP Walter Mondale comes to Baltimore as part of his extensive campaign for president, but hasn't officially declared.
Oct	19	AFL CIO Pres Lane Kirkland	National Pres of AFL CIO Lane Kirkland comes to Baltimore to urge union members to vote against president Reagan in Nov.
Oct	19	NAACP	NAACP officials meet to plan for upcoming state NAACP conference. ENG of meeting VO/ENG.
Oct	19	Murphy-Bentley	Former US Senator George Murphy comes to Baltimore to campaign for republican congressional candidate Helen Delitch Bentley. VO/ENG
Oct	19	Halloween Costumes	Safety tips for buying Halloween costumes.
Oct	19	Car Alarms	Some tips on how not to get your car ripped off.
Oct	19	Celebrity Walter: Andy at large	Andy becomes a waiter for a day as part of heart association fundraiser.
Oct	19	Welcome to Woodberry	Happy wavers from Woodberry community in Baltimore.
Oct	20	Beth Steel	Two groups offer to buy Beth Steel key highway shipyard. We talk to workers.
Oct	20	IBM Urban League	New training center opens for the unemployed to teach them high tech skills.
Oct	20	Lexington Market	Preview of opening of new arcade at Lexington Market on it's 200th birthday.
Oct	20	Medical/Cancer	First part of a series on colon rectal cancer.
Oct	20	Contact 2	Contact 2 helps old woman and her blind son get their check from government.
Oct	20	Personal Computers	Part 2 of series on home computers.
Oct	20	Myers	We continue following the trial of Robert Myers. Today an Atlantic City casino worker testifies. We also have SOT.
Oct	20	Tylenol	State department of health says druggists can put Tylenol tablets back on the shelves. The warning against selling capsules.
Oct	20	Pascal	Maryland probation parole and correction association sponsors. A forum for Gubernatorial hopefuls on their stand against crime.
Oct	20	Investors	Sally set wraps her "crash course" on the small investor and his playing the stock market. SOT with a local stockbroker.
Oct	20	Retarded Gas	A group of handicapped people open up and manage their own business. A service station. Could be first such thing in Maryland.
Oct	20	At large	Andy comments on the goings-on at the Hunt Valley Inn regarding the football strike.
Oct	21	Drug Bust	Cops raid southwest Baltimore garage Looking for PCP drug lab.arrest three.
Oct	21	Barge Grounded	Barge goes around in the bay.they have to unload it's cargo of oil in order to refloat it.no leak.
Oct	21	Kens Kids	Kens kids goes to Mount Washington school for boys.military school.
Oct	21	Medical/Cancer	Part 2 of a 3 part series by Tobie.
Oct	21	Neighborhood Bureau	City finally agrees to demolish an abandoned annex to a junior high school.
Oct	21	Personal Computers	Part 3 in a series on home computers.the pros and cons.
Oct	21	School Board	Baltimore teachers union rallies outside Loch Raven elementary against classroom overcrowding and teacher recall B-4.
Oct	21	Ford Foundation	Three Baltimore high schools get 20 thousand dollar grants from the Ford Foundation.
Oct	21	Pascal Ads	Pascal has his latest set of tv ads ready to go. We see them in advance.
Oct	21	Postal	Postal service is fighting its image of slow service while its private competitors are trying to capitalize on it.
Oct	21	Mortgages	Local mortgage rates dropping suddenly making home buying something worth looking into for the average Joe.
Oct	21	Coca-Cola	Jesse Jackson is in Washington to celebrate the first anniversary of coca-cola's agreement to put money back into black community.
Oct	21	Editorial	This week's editorial deals with the standing ovation Orlinsky got at the city council meeting the night he resigned.
Oct	21	At large	Andy goes to a re-store.where kids can have fun inexpensively with doo-dads that nobody would ever think of having fun with.
Oct	22	Chemical Fire	Alcolac chemical plant catches fire again.
Oct	22	Orlinsky	Orlinsky is sentenced to jail for his guilty plea to extortion.
Oct	22	Street Repairs	Baltimore will spend millions of dollars to fix up its streets. Largest project in city's history.
Oct	22	Medical/Cancer	Tobie finishes her report on colon rectal cancer.
Oct	22	Contact 2	Contact 2 helps teen get a new bike after his new one broke hours after purchase.
Oct	22	Two on the Road	An ode to fall.look at all the pretty colors.
Oct	22	City Reax	Mayor Schaefer and city council folk Kweisi Mfume, Clarence Du Burns and George Della react to the Orlinsky sentencing.
Oct	22	Sunpapers	Day after Sun papers fire deemed suspicious. We talk with Reg Murphy about it. Joyce pkg.
Oct	22	Martin Marietta	Martin Marietta aerospace completes the first of 48 missile launchers for the U.S. navy. We are at the officiating ceremony.
Oct	22	Steelworkers	Steelworkers of America local 2610 gives away 9000 lbs. of food to unemployed steelworkers in the local.
Oct	22	Rabies	State health officials say we are in the midst of the worst outbreak of rabies in a long time. This VO/SOT talks about.
Oct	22	NAACP	Statewide convention of NAACP chapters here on a weekend deal. Talking about trusting politicians.
Oct	22	At large	Andy goes to York PA the barbell capital of the world in search of the body beautiful.
Oct	25	Du Burns	Councilman Clarence Du Burns elected as new city councilman to replace Walter Orlinsky.
Oct	25	Anacin	Anacin poisoned out in Colorado.
Oct	25	Bone Marrow	Local prisoner donates some of his bone marrow so his brother can use it in a transplant.
Oct	25	Medical Costs	Local conference on rising medical costs and what the feds can do about it. V/O SOT.
Oct	25	Contact 2	Contact 2 finds old photos that were lost by drug store that was supposed to make copies of them.
Oct	25	Two on the Road	We meet a woman who lives without modern facilities by her own choice. She is an artist.paints walls.
Oct	25	Ocean City	Joan goes to the eastern shore to check out the damage from high winds and heavy rains that have been pounding Ocean City.
Oct	25	Council	Live remote from city hall where Baltimore elects its first black city council president; Du Burns; 15-1-2 is the vote.
Oct	25	Fire Follow-up	V/O of firefighters dousing the smoldering remains of the nine-alarm warehouse fire from two days ago.
Oct	25	Kerosene	Sally set wraps her story on the safety of consumers using kerosene as a home heating method.
Oct	25	Pet Therapy	Pets used as therapy at retirement type homes as companions for the elderly.
Oct	25	NOAA	The National Oceanic and Atmospheric administration is perched in the inner harbor for a week of informational offerings.
Oct	25	At large	Andy looks at the booming bagel business in Baltimore.
Oct	25	Lexington Market	Exclusive report that construction of the Lexington Market arcade may have favored one contractor.
Oct	25	Egyptian Exhibit	Egyptian art exhibit opens at Walters's art gallery.
Oct	26	Conaway Ruling	Judge will not take Mary Conaway off of ballot even though convicted of violating election laws. Lawyers appeal to.
Oct	26	Pascal Campaign	Pascal attacks reports that his campaign is broke and moral are at all time low.
Oct	26	Neighborhood Bureau	Profile of Baltimore neighborhood that is fighting its own battles to solve problems.
Oct	26	UN Day	Baltimore celebrates United Nations day.
Oct	26	ACME/Food town	Mike set wraps the reopening of the former ACME market now under the name of food town. The story is they've rehired the.
Oct	26	AFSCME	Some women working for the state are charging that they are getting paid less than men with comparable position. AFSCME.
Oct	26	Mitchell	More on the controversy surrounding the ousting of Mary Conaway from the ballot. Parren Mitchell holds a meeting to talk.
Oct	26	Wood Stoves	Sally set wraps her wood stove safety piece. Video of wood stoves and fireplace.
Oct	26	Sister City	Mayor Schaefer signs proclamation deeming the town of Luxor Egypt as our sister city.
Oct	26	Golden Age	Walters art gallery exhibit of Egypt's golden age opens amid lots of fanfare. Tells how it was to live 3000 years ago.
Oct	26	At large	Andy profiles the business of a man who makes megabucks making ice.
Oct	27	Tainted Soda	Delaware officials are examining Pepsi bottle that may have ammonia in it. Woman took a mouthful and then spit it out.
Oct	27	Bail Hearing	Bail is refused for man accused of strangling a Baltimore county woman in Bonnie Ridge apartments.
Oct	27	7 11 shooting	Suspect shot by police after beating up another cop and taking her gun.
Oct	27	Shock Trauma	Tobie takes a look at the workings of the shock trauma unit.
Oct	27	Contact 2	Contact 2 helps lady get new pair of shoes for her baby preserved after company loses pair she wanted to be bronzed.
Oct	27	Market Follow-up	Andy follows up on his exclusive report. Today we hear how city officials react to charges of favoritism in construction.
Oct	27	Burns	Clarence Du Burns is captured in action in his first real day as city council president. Joyce profiles him.
Oct	27	Fireplaces	Sally set wraps her third installment of home heating safety. This time its fireplaces and the role of the chimney sweep.
Oct	27	Crab Cook	Kathie attends a cooking Olympics down at the Lexington Market. They're cooking up crabs in every way imaginable.
Oct	28	Election Trauma	We check on procedures for counting the
Oct	28	Nurses Newsweek	Nurses angry over Newsweek article that votes to see if there are any more chances of getting the wrong results.
Oct	28	Bone Drilling	Doctors converge on Baltimore to learn new technique for orthopedic surgery. A new bone drill.
Oct	28	Southwest Traffic	Report on various traffic problems in southwest Baltimore. Dangerous for kids crossing streets.
Oct	28	Lyric Opera House	Renovation is almost complete on the lyric opera house.
Oct	28	Westinghouse	Brad does a live remote with eng side roll of Westinghouse guy telling us what the planned expansion means for Marylanders.
Oct	28	Zip Trip	Democrats on their final swing through Baltimore before the elections next week. SOT with Hughes.
Oct	28	Pascal	Pascal and one of his final swings through Baltimore before next week's elections.
Oct	28	Gas Main	Gas main leak adjacent to the beltway and old court road forces the road to be closed for two hours. Gas main sealed.
Oct	28	Blankets	Electric blanket safety has to do with the number of thermostats in the blanket. This one is strictly for the consumers.
Oct	28	Editorial	Arnie talks about how to make Halloween safe for the kiddies in light of the Tylenol type crimes.
Oct	28	At large	Andy shows us how we can have the best dressed pumpkin on the block.
Oct	29	Halloween Safety	A how to guide to having a safe Halloween in Baltimore.
Oct	29	Pumpkin Patch	City is offering alternative Halloween party. The world's greatest pumpkin patch.
Oct	29	Asthma	People who suffer asthma are going to have a rough winter. Doctors talk about the care and treatment of asthma.
Oct	29	Schweiker	Richard Schweiker is in town to talk about America's war of measles.
Oct	29	Contact 2	Contact 2 helps unemployed look for a lost unemployment check.
Oct	29	Two on the Road	Two on the road takes us to a haunted hotel for Halloween.
Oct	29	Kid Killer	An Essex couple is charged in the starvation death of their 6-year old daughter Linda. Set wraps the two being brought to.
Oct	29	Essex Reax	We get reax from the Sanders' neighbors in Essex as they react to charges that the couple starved their girl to death.
Oct	29	Decision Reax	Mary Conway reacts to court of appeals decision that she stay on the ballot for register of Wills. Duffy reacts too.
Oct	29	A.A. Exec	Joan profiles the race for Anne Arundel county executive between GOP Hammond and democrat Lighthizer.
Oct	29	Financial Supermarkets	It's called Sears Financial Network and some Sears's stores have what amounts to one stop financial shopping in the retail.
Oct	29	Neighborhood Report	Promo for half-hour show that covers the problem low income families face looking for decent housing.
Oct	29	At large	Andy goes to the crab cooking Olympics at the Lexington Market.