Car Driver Killed In School Bus Collision In Annapolis
A car driven by Ronald L. Tinley crossed the center line and struck a school bus carrying 33 Bates Middle School students. The car driver died at the scene while the bus driver and students were taken to Anne Arundel Medical Center. most students were treated and released by noon, with eight still hospitalized awaiting X rays. injuries not serious overall.
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Annapolis
Bates Middle School
Anne Arundel Medical Center
Mary Lou Baker
Ronald L. Tinley
West Anne Arundel Medical Center
More than a million children abused or neglected in 1994
Washington AP reports that states documented over 1 million cases of child abuse or neglect in 1994, with 53 percent neglect and 26 percent physical, 14 percent sexual, 5 percent emotional abuse. The National Center on Child Abuse and Neglect bases findings on 47 states and DC, noting many cases unreported or unverified.
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Washington
Department of Health
Huma Services
Michael Kharfen
Department
National Center On Child Abuse and Neglect
District of Columbia
Mary Jo Bane
HHS
Congress
Fire log highlights early 24 hour period events
Fire calls reported through 9 pm include Frederick High School alarm at 11 13 am. At 11 33 am Hickory Hill Apartments 17340 Executive Way reports a building fire. Lincoln on the Park experiences a later alarm at 4 48 pm. Ambulance calls total 23 with 20 emergencies and 3 routines.
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Frederick High School
Hickory Hill Apartments
Executive Way
United
Lincoln On the Park
Weather forecast for Frederick and Maryland Mountains
Frederick County expects variable cloudiness tonight with diminishing winds and lows in the lower 40s. Wednesday brings a 30 percent shower chance and highs in the mid to upper 50s to 60s with light to moderate south winds. State forecast calls for mixed clouds, showers possible northern areas, highs mainly 55 to 60, then extended periods of showers and cooler air through Friday and into Saturday with cool, breezy conditions. Maryland Mountains show variable clouds tonight and Wednesday with mid 90s evening readings and highs 60 to 65, light winds shifting to southwest by Wednesday.
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New England
Minnesota
New York
Texas
Colorado
Frederick County
Maryland Mountains
Snow delays Indians opener as Cleveland digs in snow
A winter storm dumped seven inches on Cleveland forcing the Indians to postpone their baseball opener against the New York Yankees. The snow covered the field with a three foot snowman near the third base line as heavy showers and rain spread from the Ohio Valley into Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
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Washington
Oregon
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Kentucky
Ohio
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New York Yankees
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Virginia
Maryland
New Jersey
New York City
Opening Day Weather Delays Maryland Crab Season Start
Maryland crabbers faced cold rainy opening day as crabbing began slowly while watermen prepped boats and pots. Chesapeake Bay crews finished oyster season Sunday and await warmer days to lure crabs from bay mud amid a cautious 1996 season after 1995 early end.
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Annapolis
Maryland Crabbers
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Chesapeake Bay Watermen
Propane tanker breaks bridge closes Md. 180 near Knoxville
A propane tanker from Thompson's Gas backing onto a private wooden bridge caused a plank to break and a small gas leak after one wheel collapsed the bridge. Maryland State Police closed Md. 180 from Md. 17 to Knoxville Road for hours while firefighters plugged the leak and two tow trucks lifted and towed the tanker to Thompson's Gas for unloading.
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Knoxville
Maryland
Brunswick
Thompson
Boonsboro
Steve Heller
Fort Detrick
Thompson’s Gas
MD. 18
MD. 17
Knoxville Road
Home Protectors Shine In Snowbound Weather Figures
Tailored guards against snow sleet ice and wind, these smartly styled fixtures guard entrances while elevating curb appeal with refined detail and lasting beauty.
April Showers Damp Frederick as Rain Totals Rise
The Sound Source weather station atop the News-Post building in downtown Frederick recorded 0.36 inches of rain by 4 p.m. Meteorologist Dewey Walston said most places could accumulate three quarters to one and a half inches total. April averages in the county are 3.37 inches. the day cooled to a high near 54 with a low of 46 by 5 a.m. The rain was to end today with sun and clear skies, northerly winds 20 to 30 mph.
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News-Post
Frederick
Dewey Walston
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Walston
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