Man hospitalised after five night forest ordeal
Alan Bell, 43, was found exhausted and dehydrated in the Daniel Boone National Forest after a fall from a mountain bike. He endured five nights alone, with frostbitten feet and a numb side, before being located by hunters Chester Carty and Jeff Baker near a forestry road. He remains in serious condition in the ICU at University of Kentucky Chandler Medical Center.
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Alan Bell
Daniel Boone National Forest
Bell
Glenn
Edna Bell
University of Kentucky
Chandler Medical Center
Chester Carty
Jeff Baker
Carty
Baker
Frederick Maryland and State Forecast Summary
Frederick forecast calls for tonight clear with lows in the lower 30s and north winds 15 to 20 mph. Sunday mostly sunny with highs in the lower 50s and similar north winds. State forecast adds tonight partly cloudy with mid 20s to lower 40s and Sunday partly sunny with mid 40s to mid 50s highs. Extended shows a gradual warming trend through mid week. Beach forecast: tonight clearing with lows in the lower 40s and breezy north winds 15 to 25 mph. Sunday mostly sunny and breezy with highs in the 50s.
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Frederick
Garrett County
Maryland
Storm system spawns tornadoes and widespread rain
Rain hits California and mid-Atlantic as storms move inland fanning tornadoes in Georgia and South Carolina. One death in Atlanta from a lightning strike. Temperatures vary from the 30s to 90s across regions while snow falls in the West and the Northeast cools with rain easing in several states.
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mid-Atlantic States
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Bar Owner Killed in Car Across from Inn
The Little Castle Inn Bar and Lounge owner Nathan Greenblatt aged 51 was shot five times at 9 30 am while sitting in his car across from his business in east Baltimore. Police labeled the incident a robbery and seek suspects.
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Little Castle Inn
Nathan Greenblatt
Six indicted in Frederick County grand jury session
A Frederick County grand jury indicted six individuals on multiple charges. Alvin Dixon faces marijuana possession and assault on a police officer, John Parker and David Kint are charged with cocaine selling, Melvin Ennis Sr and Keith Beachley are charged with sexual offenses, and Leo Mims Jr is charged with breaking into multiple homes. Indictments arise from November 1997 break ins.
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Alvin R. Dixon
Willowdale Drive
Wayne Trapp
John N. Parker
Fort Detrick
David Kint
John Hanson
Melvin E. Ennis Sr
Frederick
Keith &. Beachley
Debbie Morton
Ronald Rush Miller
Elizabeth Ann Haber
Alice Orzechowsky
Sarah Katherine Landon
David William Dunbar
Fire log and lottery results from Maryland districts
Fire calls reported for the 24 hour period ending 3 pm Friday include 2:30 am Mission Road Shannondale structure fire 5:34 am 25 Banksia Drive smoke odor 8:17 am 9209 Gue Road house fire Green Valley Japan 1726 Carriage Way townhouse fire 6:48 pm 726 A Liberty Road structure fire Walkersville area ambulance calls total 37 emergencies 0 routine. Lottery results drawn Friday night Pick 3 9 4 4 Pick 4 3 2 2 8 Cash in Hand 03 10 12 23 25 28 29 Friday afternoon Pick 3 7 6 4 Pick 4 0 3 2 9.
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Brunswick
Banksia Drive
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Citizens
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Green Valley
Japan
Carriage Way
Independent
Fort Detrick
Liberty Road
Walkersville
Junor
Walkersville Ambulance
Maryland
Families to get 11.3 million in baby painkiller settlement
The federal government will pay 11.3 million to settle a lawsuit by nine families over newborns injected with a toxic painkiller at Maxwell Air Force Base hospital. Some babies suffered breathing issues, speech and motor impairments, and other illnesses, with the payout potentially surpassing a prior 27 million verdict as funds are invested for the children's lifetimes.
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Montgomery
Ala
Air Force
Maxwell Air Force Base Hospital
Disgruntled CIA spy charged with espionage and extortion
Douglas Groat, fired CIA employee, charged with espionage and extortion for allegedly telling two foreign governments that U.S. intelligence had broken their codes. He allegedly demanded over 500,000 dollars in 1996 after being fired. Prosecutors and CIA declined to name the governments. He faces potential death penalty if convicted. The case raises agency morale concerns as CIA officials vow not to yield to blackmail.
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London
Anthony Noel Kelly
Geoffrey Aivin
Royal College of Surgeons
Neil Lindsay
Tihe
Rivlin
Kelly
Washington
CIA
United States
Douglas Fred Groat
U.S
Mr. Groat
George Tenet
U.N. inspectors find mostly empty Saddam compounds
U.N. weapons experts inspected 1,058 buildings across eight Saddam compounds and found most empty with no prohibited materials or documents. Deputy head Charles Duelfer called the mission the final page of the eight day search, as Iraq praised the findings and urged lifting sanctions.
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Baghdad
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Saddam Hussein
Charles Duelfer
U.N. Special Commission
U.S
Security Council
Congress on break after doing very little
WASHINGTON AP The Republican led Congress ends a sluggish start and takes spring break as Democrats charge a do nothing session GOP leaders insist time remains to build election year wins President Clinton calls for balanced priorities in education child care and health care The Senate approved a budget outline with a modest surplus and tax cuts conservatives seek while lawmakers navigate a highway bill and other stalled measures
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Congress
Dick Gephardt
House
GOP
Dick Armey
Clinton
Senate
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