Gas prices surge in Maryland as AAA notes record jump
The Maryland AAA reports a sharp monthly rise in regular unleaded to about 1.25 a gallon, the largest since the 1990 Kuwait crisis. Prices show statewide variation from 1.18 to 1.31, with mid grade and premium up as demand for heat and oil from a harsh winter climbs. Local motorists cite steady but costly raises, while prices climb in Frederick and Middletown as stations raise in small increments.
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State House quiet after a furious 1996 session
Maryland legislators return to districts with mixed pride and noted defeats after a 90 day session, passing 03 bills with lasting effects. Debates over stadium public financing and a gun control bill highlighted divided views, while local projects secured modest funding for Delaplaine Visual Arts Center and Lamar Sanitarium.
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Man sentenced to 10 years for manslaughter in Frederick
A Frederick man received the maximum 10 year term for manslaughter after an Alford plea in the death of Roger Lynn Bailey. Bailey, on probation, killed Mr Baker at John Hanson Apartments as Judge John H. Tisdale urged adherence to the law. Bailey, 21, turns 21 today and had prior drug offenses and a 1993 Frederick conviction.
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Zoo May Reopen After Clean Bill Of Health
An official from the Us logensen zoo says the facility could reopen once an inspection grants a new license. USDA deputy director Robert Hogan notes a proper inspection is needed. The zoo’s license was canceled after a March inspection found several compliance issues that have since been addressed.
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Unabomber manifesto found in suspect cabin
FBI sources confirm a typed version of the manifesto tied to Theodore Kaczynski was found in his Montana cabin. Officials say the document, aligned with Unabomber theory, supports investigators linking Kadynski to the case, with coverage from AP, NYT, WPost, and US News and World Report noting its authenticity and relevance to charges.
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Hood College breaks ground on Whitaker Campus Center
Hood College held a groundbreaking Friday for the 6.1 million Whitaker Campus Center to open fall 1997 beside the Apple Academic Resource Center. The project consolidates the post office bookstore snack bar and campus commons while including rooms for readership and community activities.
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