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By STEVE CHAPMAN | October 22, 2007
Tipton, IOWA -- Sen. Barack Obama has been campaigning since early this morning, and as he addresses his last audience of the day, he professes some strong emotions about the distance many Americans feel from their government. "It makes me angry when folks feel they have no one working for them," he declares to some 250 people who have gathered on a Tuesday evening at the Cedar County Fairgrounds. As he invariably does when outlining his discontent with the status quo, the Illinois Democrat sounds firm.
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By Phillip McGowan and Phillip McGowan,sun reporter | July 8, 2007
Tipton Airport officials are wooing business executives with a proposal to allow corporate jets to take off and land at the former military airfield just south of Fort Meade. Board members overseeing the Anne Arundel County-owned airport have held informal meetings with state and federal aviation officials this year, and conceptual drawings to expand the 3,000-foot runway to accommodate jets were received favorably, said Eric Flamino, chairman of the Tipton Airport Authority. While the project is years off, airport officials are seeking to capitalize on the boom at Fort Meade, which will add tens of thousands of jobs over the next seven years, as well as Central Maryland's commercial growth, particularly in the high-tech sector.
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By Josh Mitchell and Josh Mitchell,sun reporter | May 5, 2007
A single-engine airplane crashed while trying to land at Fort Meade's Tipton Airport in Anne Arundel County yesterday, seriously injuring the pilot, authorities said. The two-seater plane came down on Old Portland Road near Route 198 in Laurel about 4:15 p.m. and skidded into a wooded area a half-mile from the runway, authorities said. The pilot, Robert R. James Jr., 60, of Emmaus, Pa., was trapped inside the cockpit when firefighters arrived. It took about 15 minutes to free him, said Sgt. Arthur Betts of the Maryland State Police.
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By Nia-Malika Henderson and Nia-Malika Henderson,sun reporter | November 2, 2006
The pilot of a single-engine plane that crashed at Tipton Airport, killing him and his passenger, failed to get flight clearance before takeoff, according to a preliminary investigation report. An employee of the airport in western Anne Arundel County told the pilot, Daniel L. Eberhardt, 57, of Downers Grove, Ill., after he filed his flight plan Oct. 19 that he needed a special code before heading into restricted airspace on his trip home, the National Transportation Safety Board said in the report released this week.
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By John-John Williams IV and Nia-Malika Henderson and John-John Williams IV and Nia-Malika Henderson,Sun reporters | October 20, 2006
A single-engine airplane crashed yesterday afternoon soon after taking off from Tipton Airport in Anne Arundel County, killing two passengers, officials said. One of the victims was reported to be the chief executive of a Chicago plastics recycling company. The plane - a Piper PA 46 - crashed in a heavily wooded area and caught fire about a half-mile from the airport's runway, just after taking off about 3:45 p.m., said officials with the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board, which is investigating the crash.
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January 30, 2006
On Saturday, January 28, 2006, SCOTT A.; devoted son of Victoria Hall (nee Reinhart) and the late Eddie Lee Tipton; step-son of Tom Hall; beloved brother of Daniel Tipton; loving fiance of Nicole Fulton; dear grandson of Carmella and Mike Finnis; dear step-grandson of Clay and Joyce Hall. Relatives and friends are invited to call the SCHIMUNEK FUNERAL HOME OF BEL AIR, INC., 610 W. Mac Phail Road (Rt. 24), on Tuesday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M., where funeral services will be held on Wednesday at 1 P.M. Interment at Harford Memorial Gardens.