Hood College sex discrimination suit delayed to mid June
A federal sex discrimination case filed by Lisa Usry against Hood College executives and coach Ange lo Orelli was postponed as Hood College needs time to prepare about 7,000 pages of documents and more than 40 potential trial witnesses. Christopher Baumann, the college athletic director, also faces a $1 million counterclaim for alleged defaming remarks. A status conference moved from May 18 to mid June per court officials.
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Angelo Orelli
Christopher Baumann
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Baumann
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Acquitted Frederick man over drug charges after witness absence
Frederick County District Court acquitted 19 year old Christopher Gleis after police stopped him on Baughman s Lane and U S 40 and found a plastic bag of marijuana and a pipe in a leather briefcase. The judge suppressed the seizure citing a witness test issue and a noted snafu.
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Frederick County District Court
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Frederick City
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John C. Coolahan
Follow the stars ASTRO GRAPH on the comic page
The Federick Nefs Past presents a daily STAR GAZER panel on the comic page offering brief celestial notes. It highlights planetary positions and notable zodiac patterns for readers with simple, period-voice guidance.
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the Federick Nefs
Boy charged for shooting bus window in Maryland case
A 12 year old Frederick County boy was charged with reckless endangerment after a BB gun accident shattered a Freder ick County school bus window on Gambrill Park and Shookstown roads. Investigators ruled the shooting accidental and no one was hurt.
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Frederick County
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Gambrill Park
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Reno
Motorcyclist leads police on chase through Thurmont
Douglas Rose 18 of Graceham Road Thurmont was arrested after a high speed chase started for running a stop sign in downtown Thurmont. The pursuit extended onto Md 77 Rocky Ridge Road and Haughs Church Road where he struck a police cruiser door. No injuries. cruiser damage about 700 dollars. Rose posted bail and was charged with stop sign violation speeding negligent driving driving without a license fleeing and eluding destruction of property resisting arrest. Maryland State Police continue investigation with sheriff deputy and state police assisting.
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Frederick County
Carroll County
Maryland
Weekend forecast across Frederick County Maryland region
Cloudy today with a morning shower possible then sunny afternoon highs in the mid 50s to 60s. Tonight cool with lows in the upper 20s to 30s. Saturday sunny with highs around 50s to 60s and cooler nights. Extended outlook calls for clearing breezy 50s to 60s Sunday and mostly cloudy Monday with showers chances.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Montgomery County
Weather wander: heavy winds and cooler temps in Frederick
The Frederick News-Post reports gusts up to 27 mph as rain pours and wind chill drops to 24. High 54, overnight low 45, rainfall 0.93 inches by 8 pm. Skies clear today, Easter weekend looks pleasant, but early next week turns dreary with cool, breezy conditions and 50s highs.
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Frederick News-Post
National Weather Service
Frederick man faces drug charges after traffic stop
Frederick City Police arrested James T. Hart aged 40 of Pinoak Drive after a stop at US 340 and US 180. Officers found marijuana and crack cocaine in the 1982 Chevy pickup. Hart faces two counts of possession and fleeing and eluding. Bail set at 27,000 dollars.
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Driver blackouts, fatal? no, single-vehicle crash
Eva Lee Chaney 52 passed out while driving on Old Bartholows Road near her home. She struck a culvert and hit a hillside, was not belted, airlifted to R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center with head pain and chest complaints, deputies say alcohol was not a factor.
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Frederick County
Sheriff’s Office
Eva Lee Chaney
R Adams Cowley
Baltimore
Chaney
Southeast storms fade after deadly twister outbreak
Tornadoes and severe thunderstorms ripped through Alabama to Georgia killing over three dozen and injuring many as they moved east on Wednesday night. By Thursday afternoon the line weakened though coastal areas of the Carolinas Georgia and northern Florida remained affected.
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Vehicle and house fires reported in local 24 hour log
Fire log covers 24 hours ending 6 p.m. Thursday with at least three incidents. At 10 36 a.m. Rotorex Corp 301 Retreat Road Walker sville reports a vehicle fire. At 2 07 p.m. Sparks Communications 6 East St Independent Junior United Citizens listed. At 4 30 p.m. 48 Benedum St house fire.Liberty town Ambulance recorded 31 emergencies no routines.
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Maryland Lottery Draws Thursday Night Numbers
Maryland lottery results show Pick 3 with 0 9 4 and Pick 4 with 6 4 2 0 drawn Thursday night. An afternoon draw yielded Pick 3 5 0 0 and Pick 4 9 4 9 6.
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City police panel holds first meeting
Frederick city creates a six member Police Citizens Assessment Panel to review use of force and complaints against the police. The panel chaired by Rev James Seale will meet weekly at 10 am for 90 minutes with community input and media Q A after sessions.
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Police Citizens
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Charlene
Seale
Maj
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Maj. Raffensberger
Department
After the tornado the living count themselves lucky
Pleasant Grove Alabama residents face the day after a killer tornado that killed 32 people in central Alabama. Julia Knox surveys a demolished home lineup while rescue crews search rubble and relief shelters fill with displaced families as authorities tally casualties across several states.
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Ala
Julia Knox
Alabama
U.S. offers to help capture Pol Pot leader of Khmer Rouge
The United States pledged support to Thailand to assist in arresting and trying Pol Pot over the 1975 to 1979 Cambodian genocide. Officials discussed possible venues such as an international tribunal or a trial in Cambodia, while noting the whereabouts of Pol Pot remain uncertain.
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U S Foreign Born Population Hits Postwar High
The Census Bureau reports 9.6 percent of U S residents were born abroad in 1997, the highest since 1930 and reflecting a shift toward Latin American and Asian origins. Population expert Jeffrey Passel notes the United States will change as a result of these new immigrant origins.
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When they got to go
The government now requires employers to allow workers to use restrooms. OSHA notes that while facilities must be provided, access to them has not always been guaranteed, affecting workers in food processing lines and telemarketing.
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Taj Mahal to get a facelift
The Taj Mahal opens a three year preservation program funded by UNESCO at 236000 dollars. The initiative focuses on polishing yellowing marble, testing silicone sealants on the terrace, and applying waterproofing to curb algae growth while monitoring color changes for future treatment.
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Pope John Paul I Leads Humble Holy Thursday Foot Washing
In St John Lateran Rome, Pope John Paul I conducted a two hour and 15 minute Holy Thursday foot washing, pouring water on 12 priests feet, kissing them, and collecting offerings to buy medicine for Cubans. He urged humility and an open attitude toward the needy as acolytes distributed the collection throughout the basilica. The 77 year old pope, already frail, appeared tired but smiled and blessed babies as he left.
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St. John Lateran
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New way to disrupt microbe attack found
Washington researchers report a method to curb drug resistant bacteria by blocking microbial communication that forms biofilms. Using Pseudomonas aeruginosa, they identify a gene for a signaling molecule. inhibiting it yields weak colonies that are easily washed away, offering potential new treatments.
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University of Rochester
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Stampede at Mecca during stoning ritual kills over 150
In Mecca Saudi Arabia a stampede on the Mina bridge while pilgrims perform the stoning the devil ritual left more than 150 dead and many injured. Victims include elderly Indonesians Malaysians and nationals from India Pakistan and Egypt as crowds faced 100 degree heat. Police and helicopters aided while officials expressed condolences to families.
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