Three hurt as Md. 144 crash traps teen in car
A two vehicle collision on Md 144 west of New Market left three injured including 16 year old Laila E Delvicks of Frederick who was trapped for nearly an hour. Rescue crews freed her then transported her to Washington County Hospital in fair condition. The other two occupants Russell W Robertson and Brian K Wiles were taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital for possible injuries. Police reported the Toyota tried to turn left into Honey Hill Antiques when the westbound truck struck it, the truck then flipping onto its side. Charges are pending.
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MD. 144
New Market
Laila E. Delvicks
Longwood Circle
Frederick
Maryland
Miss Delvicks
Washington County Hospital
Fair
Russell W. Robertson
Middletown
Toyota
Brian K. Wiles
Mount Airy
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Edith Delvicks
Delvicks
Honey Hill Antiques
Mussetter
Yeagerstown
Mr. Lemerand
Mackreth
Lemerand
Ranger Mackreth
Collision kills boy, injures 7 others in Maryland crash
A 12 year old Sandy Hook boy died and seven others were injured in a 3:44 p.m. collision on U.S. 340 near Washington County. Brent Longerbeam died after a Maryland State Police helicopter transported him to Washington County Hospital. Five children and two adults were hospitalized, with varying conditions. Francis Maus of Columbia remained in serious but stable condition at a Baltimore trauma center.
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U.S. 340
Washington County
Sandy Hook
Frederick
Brent Eugene Longerbeam
Sandy Hook Road
Maryland
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Laura Cole
Terri Cole
Marie Cannon
Brunswick
Monady
Heather Cole
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Renee Compher
Cynthia Ballard
Francis Maus
Columbia
R Adams Cowley
Baltimore
Austin Fogle
Maryland State Police
Hagerstown Barracks
Cole
Heather
McDonald’s
China appoints reformist Zhu and Zou as vice premiers
Beijing reports that Shanghai Mayor Zhu Rongji and State Planning Commission chief Zou Jiahua were named vice premiers by the National People’s Congress. The move adds younger leaders while signaling a balance between reformers and conservatives as deputies recorded votes against several nominees.
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Beijing
China
Shanghai
State Planning Commission
Zhu Rongyji
Zou Jiahua
Zhu
Zou
Planning Commission
National People’s Congress
Wu Xueqian
Yao Yilin
Yao
Qian
Senior general blames Aquino over military chief pick
The Philippines reports the third ranking general resigned and accused President Corazon Aquino of favoritism in naming Maj. Gen. Lisandro Abadia as armed forces chief of staff. Deputy chief of staff Maj. Gen. Alexander Aguirre, a candidate for the job, charged Aquino with politics by seniority.
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Manila
Philippines
Corazon Aquino
Ferdinand Marcos
Aquino
Army
Lisandro Abadia
Rodolfo Biazon
Armed Forces
Alexander Aguirre
Abadia
Impatience grows for U S troops in Safwan Iraq
U S soldiers in Safwan after a U N cease fire term approval express frustration at unclear withdrawal timing. Lt Kevin Petit says it is time to go as heat rises and dust swirls in the desert. Gen Powell warns full pullout may take weeks or months.
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Safwan
Iraq
U.S
3Rd Armored
U.N
Kevin Petit
Thousand Oaks
Calif
U.N. Security Council
Iraq-Kuwait
Colin Powell
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
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Sam Yu
Associated Contractors
C.P. Jacobs
Barry Stonestreet
Sam Hankin
Ms. Cole
Th. Fogle
Mr. Maus
Boonsboro
Sharpsburg
Jef
Ferson
Lovettsville
Tfe. Fogle
Maryland Heights
Harpers Ferry
W.va
Andrew Lemerand
Harpers Ferry National Historic Park
Rob Mackreth
Tian Jiyun
Congress
Qian Qichen
Japan
West
Communist Party
Eileen Guerrero
Associated Press
Kuwait
Sgt
Keith Williams
Lafayette Tonn
Market Street
North Market Street
Frederick County National Bank
GALL
Frederick Foot Care
Marshall Tarry
Kristine Kurkoski
W. Patrick St
Stonegate Center
Frederick, Md
Farmers Coop
E. South St. Frederick
Middletown Farm & Fuel
S. Church St
SALE
Fredenck News Post
TRANE
Tranc
Ae Salers
N. Main Street
Mt. Ary, MD
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