November 1983

WMAR-TV News (WMAR)

Series II. News Stock Footage Video, 1982-1987

November 1983

Month	Date	Story	Description
November	1	Women's Pay	New study says women are making more of the business decisions, but aren't making more of the money.
November	1	Andy At Large	Fifth Annual Latin Day in College Park.
November	1	Berlin Funeral	Funeral in Berlin, Maryland, for Maryland Marine who died in Beirut bombing.
November	1	A.A. Discrimination	Civil suit filed against A.A. County teachers for locking kids in closet-like room as in school discipline.
November	1	Culotta Profile	Profile of Sam Culotta . Republican challenger for Mayor.
November	1	Adopt A Family	City uses a Baltimore Colt to help spur interest in Adopt A Family program.
November	2	Crafton Plea	Mystery Professor Paul Crafton pleads guilty to using false credentials to teach at numerous schools.
November	2	Ethnic Violence	Ethnic violence is rising in Maryland ..State establishes a task force to fight it.
November	2	Food Committee	State snafu is still delaying free food to needy mothers and children.
November	2	Andy At Large	Pie Eating Contest.
November	2	Car Clipping	State moves to stop car clipping. Some say it is dangerous . definitely controversial.
November	2	Weatherization	State program to help weatherize your home for coming winter.
November	2	Hopkins Xmas	Annual Hopkins Christmas Sale rushes the season, but always draws a crowd.
November	3	Grandison	Anthony Grandison and three co-defendants are convicted in their conspiracy trial.
November	3	Greyhound	Drivers go on strike at Greyhound . but as they walk picket line, others line up for their jobs.
November	3	Absentee Teachers	City School Board to deal with problem of absenteeism and behavior problems among teachers.
November	3	Andy At Large	Aquarium closes three weeks for repairs. Fish talk to us about how it's like a vacation for them.
November	3	Jesse Announces	Jesse Jackson announced he's running for Democratic nomination for president.
November	4	Block Cops	City transferring cops off of The Block and putting new ones on. Don't want the cops getting too familiar with Block.
November	4	Back to Work	State jobless rate for September hits lowest point since November of '79.
November	4	Andy At Large	Baltimore Skipjacks trying to attract more fans to this hockey season's games .sponsoring a slap shot game at area mall.
November	4	Jail Guard Drugs	Six City Jail Guards busted in front of jail on drug charges . suspended without pay pending trial.
November	4	Council Race	City Republicans trying to win first City Council seat in 40 years . going after the Fifth District.
November	4	Church Dig	Ruins of one of Maryland's oldest and most historically important churches are uncovered in Harford County.
November	7	McLain Return	Young boy abducted by his father over weekend is returned home safely. Father arrested in New York City where boy was ..
November	7	Rent Strike	Residents of Lafayette Housing Project plan rent strike until City answers their complaints of the last four years.
November	7	Andy At Large	Exhibit of sports photography.
November	7	Hopkins Rabies	Doctors from around the world gather here to find ways to slow spread of rabies..especially in Maryland.
November	7	Bond Issues	A look at the bond issues up for approval in tomorrow's general election . 33.5 million dollars worth of bonds.
November	7	Kid Survival	Baltimore group joins with UNICEF to send simple survival packages to the world's hungry children.
November	8	Voter Turnout	Light voter turnout this election day.
November	8	Video Games	A look at why City Council wants to regulate video games.
November	8	Infertility	Changing lifestyles of women contributing to more cases of infertility.
November	8	Laurel Kids Crime	Kids at Laurel Elementary win state award for their crime fighting efforts.
November	8	Andy At Large	The trials and tribulations of filming a simple beer commercial.
November	8	Colts Sellout	Colts have a sellout game at home for the first time in two years.
November	9	Green Funeral	Two Maryland Marines killed in Beirut bombing buried today in Arlington National Cemetery.
November	10	Kopper Warehouse	Koppers Warehouse is set ablaze . very visual . big fire ..arson.
November	10	Evacuation	Koppers Warehouse fire forces evacuation of nearby elderly high rise apartment building.
November	10	Northeast Drug Bust	Big drug bust in Cecil County. Cops say they broke up drug ring that got drugs from three states.
November	10	Company Health	More and more companies are sponsoring their own health problems ..to keep their employees healthier and on the job.
November	10	A.A. Discrimination	Update on trial against teachers who locked students in closet as discipline.
November	10	Andy At Large	Preview of the Blast's new opening. Big production number to introduce the players.
November	11	Poly Tribute	Balt. Polytechnic Institute pays tribute to its veterans who dies in military . and recently in Beirut.
November	11	Dorsey Burial	On this Veterans Day, Dorsey family buries its son who died in Beirut bombing attack.
November	11	Guns in School	Reaction to new policy that any student found with a gun or deadly instrument at school will be automatically expelled.
November	11	Tululu Schaefer	Obituary for Tululu Schaefer, Mayor's mother.
November	11	Andy At Large	Andy goes to government display of foreign weapons captured during U.S. invasion of Grenada.
November	11	Vet Profile	We talk with four old veterans about how attitudes have changed from WW I to Vietnam.
November	14	Reisterstown Subway	City Metro officially opens in one week, but is giving passengers free rides now as a hint of things to come.
November	14	Subway Safety	A close look at what steps have been taken to make sure the Metro remains safe for riders.
November	14	Shooting Folo	Bizarre shooting spree in Lakeland neighborhood, ends with two children wounded and the attacker shot to death.
November	14	House Calls	An eye doctor who makes house calls,. and says the days of the house call are coming back.
November	14	Pride of Baltimore	The Pride of Baltimore is sailing back home after a year long goodwill trip. We find it resting in a cove near Annapolis.
November	14	Andy At Large	Barney Skolnik returns to Baltimore law practice. He helped convict Agnew, Mandel, and Anderson.
November	14	Greyhound Strike	Greyhound gave its strikers until noon today to come back or be replaced. No one went back.
November	14	Education Week	It's National Education Week. A look at how education values are changing for vocational and technical training.
November	15	Chicken Flu	Chicken flu is spreading, killing chickens in Pennsylvania, fear it could spread here and cripple Maryland's big poultry.
November	15	Chicken Dealers	Some area poultry dealers are being hurt by chicken flu, but not all.
November	15	Juvenile Arson	A look at only program in state that counsels juvenile arsonists.
November	15	Subway Future	Future plans for Baltimore's subway.t
November	15	Trailways	Strike at Greyhound is a boom for business at competitors like Trailways.
November	15	Andy At Large	How to make your own Teddy Bear.
November	15	Highway Repair	Study says 150 bridges in city need to be replaced at cost of 1650 million dollars. Same problems around the state.
November	15	A.A. Tribute	Anne Arundel senior citizens gather in different locations for simultaneous tributes to Americans who lost their lives..
November	16	Ripken	Cal Ripken is named American League Most Valuable Player.
November	16	Aberdeen Ripken	Reaction to Ripken winning MVP from place and school where he grew up .. Aberdeen.
November	16	Northern Parkway	Problems of road construction on Northern Parkway
November	16	Alzheimers	A closer look at Alzheimers Disease.
November	16	Stadium Concession	Fight over who gets new concession contract for Memorial Stadium.
November	16	Drug Bust	22 suspected drug pushers are arrested in South Baltimore, including former Dunbar High basketball star.
November	16	Cabbie Protest	More flare ups in long standing dispute between cab drivers at BWI Airport.
November	16	Navy Airlift	Plans are finalized to airlift entire Naval Academy to California for Army/Navy Game..
November	17	Bay Money	Government types are fighting over where money will come from to clean up the Chesapeake Bay.
November	17	Greyhound	Greyhound buses are rolling through picket lines, but few people are on the buses.
November	17	Bus Ride	We ride on a Greyhound bus to see what it's like during the strike. Is it safe?
November	17	Maryland Marathon	Beginning of report on how to prepare for a marathon, especially for running the Md. Marathon.
November	17	Robot Files	Robot tires to file to run for president of the United States. Rot is from Baltimore.
November	17	Andy At Large	A Barth's eye view of fencing competition.
November	17	Germantown Elementary	Case goes to jury. Families sue school for locking their kids in closets as discipline.
November	17	Impact	Profile special program that is last resort for many students, and trouble 'impact' is having surviving.
November	18	Harlem Park	Ninth grader murdered in Harlem Park Junior High over his Georgetown sports jacket.
November	18	Big Head Drugs	City security school officer charged with dealing heroin, along with known druggie Bernard "Big Head Brother" Lee.
November	18	Marathon	Part Two of report on preps for Maryland marathon.
November	18	Andy At Large	Andy sails up to Baltimore aboard the Pride of Baltimore, returning after a year long goodwill cruise.
November	21	Subway Opens	Baltimore subway officially open for business now. Look at schedules and fares, and race downtown using Metro and c.
November	21	Andy At Large	The wholesale flower business in Baltimore.
November	22	Heart Lung Transplant	Patient recovering from heart and lung transplant at Hopkins.
November	22	State Troopers	State police begin ad campaign to pressure for a pay raise.
November	22	Kennedy Anniversary	Kennedy was assassinated twenty years ago today. We look back and talk to lots of people about it.
November	23	Nursery Fire	Pre-dawn blaze wipes out much of this family business, making this day before Thanksgiving sad.
November	23	Sinai PC	Rare and delicate operation saves fetus and its mother at Sinai Hospital.
November	23	Towing	City Council considering bill protecting downtown restaurant goers from unscrupulous towing companies.
November	23	Andy At Large	Armands Pizza opens in Baltimore . for pizza lovers, it's a holy shrine impoted from Washington, D.C.
November	23	Duckett Funeral	Student murdered in Harlem Park Jr. High School, Dewitt Duckett, is buried.
November	23	Editorial	Demand for tighter security to make our schools safer.
November	23	American Family	Winner of Maryland's Great American Family competition.
November	24	Harlem Park Arrest	Three city students arrested for murder of Harlem Park Jr. High student.
November	24	Free Dinners	Free Thanksgiving dinners for needy all around the city.
November	24	Biofeedback	New treatment for headaches . no aspirin or drugs, but biofeedback.
November	24	Andy At Large	Thanksgiving signals start of Xmas shopping season. Andy looks at one store's very upscale Xmas display.
November	25	Shopping	Various reports from shopping centers this day after Thanksgiving, first traditional day of Christmas shopping season.
November	25	Union Avenue Fire	Reward and search for Union Avenue arsonist.
November	25	Harbor Santa	Santa Clause arrives at Harborplace.
November	25	Hagerstown Escape	Five dangerous prisoners escape Hagerstown prison.
November	25	Mayor Roast	Mayor is roasted by Saints and Sinners Club.
November	25	Hot Items	What's hot and what's not in stores this holiday shopping season.
November	30	Robinson Trial	Trial begins .. charged with rape and murder of young woman. Body found in Hopkins parking lot.
November	30	Duncan Fatal	Fatal fire on Duncan Street. Two children die.
November	30	Mystery Cross	Tombstone cross destroyed by vandals is mysteriously put back together.
November	30	Andy At Large	Harvesting Maryland's Christmas Tree crop.
November	30	Goddard	We go to Goddard Center for spacey preview of next shuttle mission.