Fire log records 24 hour period ending Friday at 4 pm
Fire calls include multiple house fires and washdowns across Emmitsburg Brunswick Jefferson Braddock Heights Carroll Manor and Vaughn Route 82 areas. Units Independent Hose Co Citizens Truck Co and local ambulances responded with emergency and routine calls totaling 32 emergency and 2 routine ambulance events.
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Grant Place
House Fire Independent Hose Co
Junot and Citizens Truck Co
Emmitsburg
House Fire
Brunswick
Jefferson and Braddock Heights
U.S. 15
Carroll Manor
Old Frederick AD
Lottery winners across multiple states Friday night
AP reports show Maryland Daily Lottery 8-3-0 and Pick Four 0-4-0-6. Pennsylvania Daily Number 7-6-8. West Virginia Daily 3 5-28 and Daily 4 8-6-5-6. District of Columbia games include Lucky Numbers 568 and D.C. Four 2415 with Daily Double 32 82 and Lucky Lotto 04-16-32 01-03-10.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
Toaily
Washington
District of Columbia
D.C
Frederick County Alcoholism Council Dinner Invites Public
The Frederick County Council on Alcoholism invites the public to its 13th annual dinner on May 1 at Erni's Italian Kitchen Frederick. Social hour at 6 p.m. dinner at 7 p.m. Cost is 9 dollars per person. Featured speaker is Morris Wheeler former Southland PR director and prevention advocate whose daughter died in 1961. Reservations by April 24 to Gloria Lorentz Adamstown MD.
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Frederick County Council On
Erni
Rosemont Avenue
Frederick
Morris Wheeler
Southland Corporation
Wheeler
Sandy
Maryland
Gloria Lorentz
Doubs Road
Adamstown
Montgomery to replace corrections chief Gary Blake
Montgomery County Executive Sidney Kramer will not reappoint Gary R Blake as director of the Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. Blake, 44, has led the department eight years, earning $71 946 annually with a 9.7 million dollar budget and over 200 employees.
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Montgomery
Rockville
Gary R Blake
Montgomery County Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation
Sidney Kramer
Blake
Charles W. Gilchrist
Kramer
Sunday Racing Bill Clears Maryland Legislature for Pimlico
The Senate and House of Delegates approved a bill allowing Sunday racing at Pimlico Race Course. The measure now goes to Governor Schaefer for signature or veto as Pimlico’s new owners seek to operate Baltimore racing on Sundays. Frank DeFrancis, Pimlico’s principal owner, cited Sunday revenue importance and avoided confirming plans if the bill fails.
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Annapolis
Pimlico Race Course
Senate
House of Delegates
William Donald Schaefer
Pimlico
Frank DeFrancis
DeFrancis
Laurel
Baltimore
Maryland House panel kills bill to allow tests at stations
A Maryland House committee rejected a bill to let private service stations perform vehicle exhaust tests. The panel approved another version extending the program with private garages allowed to participate. The vote followed governor comments on broadening the system, while opponents warned of potential abuse and reduced enforceability.
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Aylead
Michail Weir
Baltimore County
Altough
Sdid de Wuuwio
William Hellman
Volunteers protection bill clears Maryland House
The Maryland General Assembly passed a bill shielding volunteers from personal liability for exempt organizations. It keeps volunteers liable only for intentional harm or reckless misconduct while easing fear of suits and aiding recruitment for charitable groups reliant on volunteers.
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Annapolis
General Assembly
Marsiana
Wlliam Donald Schaefer
Vernon Boozer
Baltimore County
Senate
Boozer
Boozers Bil
Officials Probe Prison Drug Network Involving Maurice King
Maryland investigators from the State Police internal affairs unit and Maryland Penitentiary review an alleged illegal heroin trafficking network run by Maurice King. A female corrections officer is suspended after a locked restroom incident with King in a hospital area. King, once jailed for drug deals, faces federal retrial after a 50 year sentence was reversed. he has a separate handgun conviction.
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Baltimore
Maryland Penitentiary
Maurice D ‘Peanut
King
Division of Correction
Mitchells' mother denounces indictments as silencing civil rights
Juanita Jackson Mitchell, civil rights attorney and mother of Clarence and Michael Mitchell, told about 50 rally attendees that racketeering charges against the Maryland politicians are being used like lynch ropes to suppress civil rights advocates. She urged fair play in the Justice Department inquiry into alleged $110,000 bribe payments from Wedtech.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Juanita Jackson Mitchell
Clarence Mitchell
Michael Mitchell
U.S. Justice Department
Clarence
Michael
Wedtech Inc
Mitchells
Mrs. Mitchell
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