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Henry M. Kay, planning director for the Maryland Transit Administration, was named yesterday to head a new private regional coalition to push for funding and development of the proposed Baltimore Regional Rail System. "The Baltimore region has never had a good transit system," said Donald C. Fry, president of the Greater Baltimore Committee, the group leading the coalition. "In fact, you could say it doesn't have a system. With the region expected to grow by 230,000 to 250,000 [people]

The cats were quite hungry That cold winter day, But Edwin L. Uhler Was well on his way. Ned left Owings Mills, His wife, Kay, at the wheel, Driving 25 miles To deliver the meal. They got to Nick's Fish House Where Ned keeps his boat, And then something happened That's worthy of note: 'Twas a gaggle of cats - A feline regatta - Appearing from nowhere Upon hearing his auto. One cat, then two cats, Then three and then four; And then after that There came even more: Black, tan and gray cats, They trotted and waddled; Some long-haired, some short, Some solid, some mottled.

WASHINGTON -- The doctor's diagnosis hit gulf war veteran William Kay like a bombshell.Mr. Kay, 52, a Naval reservist, had been exposed to chemical or bTC biological warfare while in the Persian Gulf war, determined Dr. Charles Jackson of the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Tuskegee, Ala.It was the first diagnosis of "Persian Gulf syndrome" among the 4,000 veterans who believe they were exposed."

On May 31, 2005 ROBERT JAMES Mc KAY; beloved husband of the late Mary Lee (nee Brehm) Mc Kay; loving father of Kathleen Mc Kay Newman and husband Edward; Robert J. Mc Kay Jr. and wife Janice; Mary Mc Kay Blasdel and husband William; Kevin D. Mc Kay and wife Elizabeth and James J. Mc Kay and wife Danielle; devoted brother of David J. Mc Kay, Patricia Huckstep, Bette Dolan, and Mary Strauss. Adored grandfather of Ted, David, and Katie Newman; Bridget, Erin, Eileen, Patrick, Collin, Mary Lee and Annie Mc Kay; Greg, Gavin, and Connor Blasdel; Cherished great-grandfather of Zachary Cogburn and Colleen Newman.

On November 13, 2004, David Y. Mc Kay, Jr., beloved husband of Josephine "Pat" Mc Kay (nee Lilly); devoted father of David Y. Mc Kay, III, Edward J. and Grace Mc Kay; treasured father-in-law to Pamela and Judy Mc Kay; loving grandfather to Shane, Joey and Emily Mc Kay. Friends may call at the family owned Evans Chapel Memories - Parkville 3-5 & 7-9 PM Wednesday. The family will also receive friends at the Oakcrest Village Chapel, 8810 Walther Blvd., on Thursday from 9:30-10AM at which time services will be held.

As those who were part of the real story watched, television imitated the life and death of a Cape St. Claire couple Sunday night.The NBC movie, "A Family Torn Apart," depicted the murder nine years ago of Bob and Kay Swartz by one of their two adopted sons, a crime that shocked Anne Arundel County and sparked the book, "Sudden Fury."A relative who viewed the movie said it rang true in its portrayal of family relationships, but contained enough dissimilarities that he could watch it. "It was a faithful reproduction of the feelings, but the surface was changed -- and maybe I am grateful for that," said Jacob Swartz, whose brother, Bob, was murdered.

Douglas R. Price, a semiretired Chestertown businessman, historian and writer, recently wrote to me about the rumored World War II affair between Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower and Kay Summersby, an English woman who had been assigned to him as a driver. "Since this is the 60th anniversary of the end of World War II, I thought it would be timely to put an end to that baseless rumor about Ike and Kay Summersby," Price wrote. "I know firsthand the deep impact unchecked rumors can have. In the winter of 1951, I joined the Eisenhower-for-President campaign.

Melissa Leo was always convinced that her "Homicide" character, Kay Howard, was not supposed to be your stock excuse for sexual tension in a male-dominated cop show."

On April 27, 2007, MARK A. "Tony" GRIFO, Jr., of Millersville, MD, beloved son of Jennifer Kay Grifo and Mark A. Grifo, Sr., loving brother of Curt and Jillian Grifo, dear grandson of Joan and George Kay and Barbra and Tony Grifo, great-grandson of Downing J, Kay. Memorial services will be held at Chartwell Country Club, 1 Chartwell Drive, Severna Park on Wednesday, May 2 at 3 P.M. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Anne Arundel...

Kay Hayes is floating alone across the floor. Her soft steps and gentle sweeping motions follow the rise and fall of the lyrics. The song is in her native Japanese, and Kay sees Japan again and feels the sorrow of this song of lost love. With the wandering of her eyes and a tilt of her head, she shows she is in love. A twist in her wrist, and she has lost that love. A step forward, and she continues to love. Outside, the sirens of Baltimore are whining, but inside, deep inside, Kay has returned home to the Japan she left for America 43 years ago. When Kay married Howard Hayes Jr. in 1958, her mother told her that she should forget Japan.