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China Releases Silver Spring Students; Slaying Suspect to Remain Jailed; Barry Hopes to Help Used-Car Dealers
Suspect Bernard Bellamy Jr.
(Courtesy Of Price Georges County Department Of Corrections - Courtesy Of Price Georges County Department Of Corrections)
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China Releases Silver Spring Students
A group of 21 students and three teachers from the Barrie School, a Silver Spring private school, has been let out of quarantine after being held by the Chinese government over swine flu fears. They arrived a week ago and were kept at a hotel for five days, starting Monday. They return tomorrow.
-- Associated Press
Two Found Dead in Forest Heights
Two people were found dead yesterday at a house on North Huron Drive in Forest Heights, and detectives are investigating, Prince George's County police said.
-- Martin Weil
THE DISTRICT
Barry Hopes to Help Used-Car Dealers
D.C. Council member Marion Barry said yesterday that he will introduce emergency legislation Tuesday to protect used-car dealerships -- targets of Mayor Adrian M. Fenty's administration since last year. Barry (D-Ward 8) said in a news release that the crackdown, which includes new regulations, is hurting legitimate businesses and residents who need used cars. The new rules will be enforced next week.
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