After 1968 riots, Baltimore ‘not worth it’ for some residents

Published April 1, 2008 12:00am ET



As a 29-year-old pharmacy manager, Theodore Sophocleus ignored calls from his bosses to close the Read?s drugstore at Light and Cross streets as riots raged across the city.

If he closed, his workers told him, looters would rob and destroy the store.

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