Halsey

An article in The Sun Monday incorrectly described the marital status of murder victim Barbara E. Halsey. At the time of her death, she was married to James V. Halsey.The Sun regrets the error.A fugitive wanted in the killing of a Charles Village woman last March was arrested by federal and city authorities yesterday as he stepped out of a Towson church, where he had attended numerous services in the last six months under an assumed name, police said.Two FBI agents grabbed Mohammad Biglari, 48, who had been on the run from authorities, as he walked out of the Central Presbyterian Church at 10 a.m.Pastors notified police that Mr. Biglari was attending the morning sermon.

ANNAPOLIS -- When Indiana coach Bob Knight was workin his last season at Army in 1972, he brought his Cadets to Halsey Field House for a basketball confrontation with Navy.Although it was a Saturday afternoon game, lights were still needed in dim, gloomy, cavernous Halsey, and at halftime they went out. The start of the second half was delayed and even after someone found the switch, it took almost 15 minutes for the lights to return to full brightness.Knight fumed, accusing Navy coach Dave Smalley of subterfuge.

James W. Halsey, 49, of Perryman, was shot three times after struggling over a handgun at his home with a Street teen-ager he met at an Edgewood adult bookstore last Sunday, the county Sheriff's Department said.Halsey, who police said was shot twice in the right side and once in the right hand, was treated at the Maryland Shock Trauma Center at University Hospital in Baltimore.He was released Tuesday, a hospital spokesman said.The sheriff's department charged Brian S. Kearchner, 18, with assault with intent to murder and armed robbery for the shooting.