NEWS
August 22, 2007
On Satudary August 18, 2007, RHONA LIEBERMAN (nee Tamres); beloved mother of Faith Smith, Marilyn Jacoby both of Baltimore, Allen Lieberman of Jackson, MS and Stacie Prince of Hoover, AL; dear mother-in-law of Jason Smith, Sr, Tonya Lieberman and Todd Prince; devoted sister of Shirley Talles of Baltimore, MD and the late Florine Lafferman, also survived by eleven loving grandchildren and one loving great-grandchild. Services at SOL LEVINSON & BROS.', INC., 8900 Reisterstown Rd, at Mt. Wilson Lane on Tuesday August 21 at 12 Noon.
NEWS
By Cal Thomas | September 9, 1998
STATESMANSHIP doesn't happen often in Washington these days, so when it is on display, as it was when Democratic Sen. Joseph Lieberman of Connecticut took to the Senate floor to chastise President Clinton for moronic behavior, lying and dissembling, people take notice.Twenty-four years after Barry Goldwater led a delegation of Republicans to the White House to tell Richard Nixon his time in office had expired, Mr. Lieberman may soon find himself in a similar position, walking "the last mile" to inform President Clinton of the ultimate in political capital punishment.
NEWS
By NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE | September 6, 1998
NEW HAVEN, Conn. -- Sen. Joseph I. Lieberman's hometown reacted with relief to his extraordinary rebuke of President Clinton on the floor of the Senate on Thursday, with both Democrats and Republicans saying that he spoke for them, and that it was about time someone did.Danny Charleston, 53, a bus driver for Connecticut Transit who voted for Clinton twice, said he watched the speech live on CNN, flipped the channels to catch clips Friday morning, then listened...
NEWS
By Bill Glauber | September 5, 1998
DUBLIN, Ireland -- After several weeks of avoiding the word and under mounting criticism from leaders in his party, President Clinton said yesterday that he was "sorry" for his conduct in the Monica Lewinsky matter.Clinton's comments came one day after Sen. Joseph I. Lieberman, a Connecticut Democrat, delivered a forceful speech from the Senate floor in which he called the president's actions "immoral," "disgraceful" and deserving of formal public rebuke.During a photo opportunity yesterday with Irish Premier Bertie Ahern, Clinton said, "I've already said that I made a bad mistake, it was indefensible, and I'm sorry about it."
NEWS
By Fred Rasmussen | November 19, 1996
Dr. Sidney Lieberman, a retired dentist who with his wife donated more than 40 works of art to Towson State University as a memorial to their two sons, died Nov. 11 of cancer at his Northwest Baltimore residence. He was 83.In 1983, the couple began donating art from their collection to Towson State, from which both graduated in 1932. The Lieberman Room on campus was dedicated in memory of their son Richard, 23, who died in a 1968 scuba diving accident.In 1971, their son Ronald, who worked at the Social Security Administration, died of a heart defect.
NEWS
By Rafael Alvarez | August 5, 1996
Annette Lieberman, a pioneering publicist for Planned Parenthood in the days when Baltimore papers wouldn't print the phrase "birth control," died of a heart attack Saturday at Johns Hopkins Hospital.Mrs. Lieberman, a cancer patient for the past five years, was 76."She was a type-A, double-plus personality, always going, on the phone constantly," said her son Reform Rabbi Elias Lieberman of Falmouth, Mass. "She had reserves of energy that I don't have a clue where they came from."During her long years in the public eye, "Netsie" Lieberman was TTC president of the Central Scholarship Bureau, organized video archives of Holocaust remembrances, was development officer for the Park School and did public relations for local Jewish groups.
NEWS
By Norris P. West | July 12, 1995
The key figure in a ring that imported more than $150 million worth of marijuana to the Mid-Atlantic region over 15 years avoided trial yesterday by pleading guilty to a drug charge.Christopher Joseph Ecker, 43, of Rockville entered his plea in U.S. District Court in Baltimore. Under a plea agreement, he could be sent to prison for 63 months to 78 months."I felt this was a reasonable agreement," Ecker said outside the courtroom as family members awaited him.Ecker was to stand trial with Michael A. Lieberman, an attorney who has been indicted on a money-laundering charge in connection with the drug ring.
NEWS
By Patrick Gilbert | September 18, 1995
David Lieberman has a nautical passion. Photos of lighthouses taken on trips adorn the walls of his waterfront home, and a sun room collection features sea lanterns and an engine room telegraph from an old ship.But in the stone-walled side yard is something that has raised his passion to new heights -- 23 feet to be exact.Standing amid three pine trees is a 5,000-pound lawn ornament -- a surplus Coast Guard navigational beacon, sans light -- that is the envy of Mr. Lieberman's Hopkins Creek community just off Middle River in Essex.
NEWS
By Josh Greenberg | September 29, 1995
Until yesterday, Marsha Lieberman and her nephew, Robert Hartlove, were unheralded heroes.They saved a boy from drowning in February on icy Hopkins Creek, but Mrs. Lieberman said, "I just didn't want to tell anyone about it," and Robert had yet to share the tale with fellow students at Sparrows Point Middle School. They also saved the boys friend.But Mrs. Lieberman's husband, David, a merchant marine officer, shared the story with friends in the Coast Guard. And yesterday, Mrs. Lieberman and Robert received overdue honors for the deed in a ceremony at the Coast Guard's Hawkins Point yard.
BUSINESS
By Ted Shelsby | April 27, 1993
Mark H. Lieberman, the business executive who led a $178 million leveraged buyout of Londontown Corp. in 1988, stepped down yesterday as chairman and chief executive of the Eldersburg garment manufacturing company.The resignation was effective immediately."He decided to take early retirement," said James Haneschlager, vice president of human resources. "He's been working since he was 12, and now he wants to do other things, maybe even go fishing."A statement released by the privately held company said that Mr. Lieberman "plans to remarry shortly, and they plan to pursue only personal interests, and expand charitable organization involvements, that responsibilities with the corporation have made impossible in the past."