11 year old dies in Darnestown multi vehicle crash
An 11 year old Takoma Park boy died Sunday night when a van he rode in was struck by a sport utility vehicle on Md 28 near Biffleford Road in Darnestown. Four vehicles were involved and more than a dozen people were hospitalized. the deceased was identified as Niranjen Alvin Jonathan of Hlenside Drive. The Toyota driver Leonilo Urbano, 33, fled the scene after crossing the center line. The crash, under investigation, also involved a Dodge van with nine aboard. Helicopters transported three victims to area centers. a firefighter sustained injuries.
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Violent crime in schools rises as surveys show more gangs
Washington reports that 1995 surveys found 28.4 percent of students aged 12 to 19 noted street gangs in schools versus 15.3 percent in 1989, with violent crime victimization up 23.5 percent to 4.2 percent. The study cites regional increases and links gangs with higher victimization, while noting data limitations and shifting perceptions of what constitutes a gang.
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Frederick Maryland forecast summary by region
Frederick County and Maryland regions show mostly sunny today with lower 70s highs and tonight clouds. Tuesday brings high 60s with rain chances. Maryland beaches expect sunny today and upper 60s to near 70 with tonight increasing clouds and a 50 percent rain chance Tuesday. Maryland mountains trend mostly cloudy with high around 70 and rain likelihood Tuesday. Extended outlook calls for showers Wednesday and rain possible Thursday and Friday with 60s and 70s highs.
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Rockville man killed while crossing street
A 48-year-old Rockville man, Albert Bouie Bane, was struck and killed while crossing Md. 28 at Baltimore Road in Montgomery County. He walked inside a crosswalk against the signal as an 18-year-old Greenbelt driver Huynh Diev Thi Nguyen approached in a westbound 1987 Toyota. The car hit him around 11:15 p.m. police said. He died at the scene. Police noted no factors of speed or alcohol. Bane failed to obey the signal and yield to the vehicle.
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Marijuana possession arrest in Frederick City
A Baltimore man, Russell Joseph Jacobs, 26, was charged after being stopped for a red light violation at North Bentz and West Patrick streets. Officers found marijuana pipe, a sandwich bag and another bag of marijuana. Jacobs was released on his own recognizance.
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CSX Freight Train Derails. 19 Cars Off Track in Virginia
A northbound CSX freight train derailed near Old Jefferson Davis Highway in Arlington, sending 19 cars off the track. No injuries or hazardous materials were reported. The incident disrupted nine Amtrak routes. tracks were to be cleared by late Sunday night.
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Baltimore man held for drug offenses after crack sale
Frederick City Police arrested Eugene Gunther Love, 26, in the 100 block of West All Saints Street at 2:05 p.m. Saturday after he sold crack to an undercover officer. He was charged with distribution of cocaine, possession with intent to distribute, and possession. He remained jailed Sunday afternoon at Frederick County Adult Detention Center in lieu of $50,000 bail.
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Sunny today and rain possible rest of week forecast
National Weather Service forecasters report today will be sunny and warm with highs in the low 70s and lows around 50. Chance of rain rises to 60 percent Tuesday with highs in the 60s and showers possible Wednesday. Easter weekend in Frederick was pleasant and dry with highs in the 60s. weekend records show 63 on Sunday and 60 on Saturday.
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National Weather Service
Frederick
Storms Parcels Move Across U S With Snow In West
Showers spread from the West Coast to the Great Lakes turning to snow in the Rockies. Strong winds gusting to 55 mph sweep the Plains and upper Midwest. Snow warnings for northern Utah mountains with 6 to 12 inches likely. Temperatures vary from 20 in Truckee to 82 in McAllen and Harlingen.
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Psychiatric evaluation ordered in double murder case
A 15 year old Easton boy charged as an adult with killing his parents will undergo a psychiatric evaluation to determine juvenile or adult trial status. The trial, moved from June 1, is set for August 31.
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Easter in Jerusalem and world churches mark resurrection
Christians celebrated Easter across the globe, with Michel Sabbah in Jerusalem delivering the Easter message at the Church of the Holy Sepulcher amid candlelight and incense. Pope John Paul II urged reconciliation in Rome, while Archbishop Carey warned against letting past violence block peace efforts. In St Peter's Square, the pope struggled briefly during the service but recovered.
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Banking megamergers reshape US finance scene
NationsBank and BankAmerica plan a coast-to-coast merger creating the nation’s largest bank with $570 billion in assets. Banc One and First Chicago NBC also announce a Midwest dominated deal. Citicorp Travelers Group pact follows, signaling sweeping consolidation across the industry.
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Star Spangled Banner to receive $18.2 million restoration
The Star Spangled Banner at the Smithsonian Museum of American History will undergo a three year, 18.2 million conservation project starting in September. Experts will examine, photograph, and analyze the 185 year old flag to assess damage from time and pollution.
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Peace talks chairman asks Clinton to visit N Ireland
George Mitchell urged President Clinton to visit Northern Ireland to back the peace agreement. He praised Clinton's role in brokering the pact and said a trip would help as May 22 referendums approach, noting Clinton's historic involvement and high priority in U.S. policy.
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Tornado victims mark Easter with tears and laughter
In Birmingham Open Door Baptist Church on Easter sunrise service, rubble remained from a 260 mph tornado that destroyed the building. Worshippers gathered in a debris strewn parking lot for a rebirth message as 53 killed across three counties and more than 160 injured in the South.
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Resistance Won’t Stop Tobacco Legislation
Washington AP report says Clinton officials and Congress members expect bipartisan anti tobacco legislation by year end despite a tobacco industry boycott and looming lawsuits. Health Secretary Shalala asserts public health urgency while industry lawyers threaten court challenges and even crime angle if prices rise or penalties apply. Senate and White House aides insist momentum remains, with Senator McCain optimistic for summer passage even as industry calls for legal battles and potential overseas operations.
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