Trooper assaulted by youths in Maryland incident
Maryland State Police trooper Wayne Wachsmuth was assaulted while breaking up a noisy beer party near Wolfsville. A 16-year-old and his 17-year-old brother were charged with assault and other offenses, while four other youths were questioned after breath tests.
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Woodbine
John Chance
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Burkittsville Buys First Town Hall At 14 East Main
Burkittsville completes a historic milestone purchasing 14 E Main St for 50000 dollars. Mayor Paul Gilligan cites the building as a contributing property to the town’s character and says renovations will start soon with mortgage funding to be arranged through the Maryland Historic Trust.
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Burkittsville
E Main St
Paul Gilligan
Gilligan
Maryland Historic Trust
Fatal U S 15 crash near Mountville Road kills Maryland driver
A Maryland Jeep driver died after a lengthy extrication on U S 15 near Mountville Road Adamstown Jefferson and Loudoun County responders aided him before hospital arrival Rescue crews used the Jaws of Life as traffic halted for over an hour States police flew the truck driver to Washington County Hospital for serious injuries and a passenger to FMH for cuts The weather hindered helicopter rescue and shock trauma access Authorities withheld names pending family notice
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Adamstown
Jefferson
Loudoun County
Frederick County
U.S. 15
Basford
Mountville Road
Virginia
Washington County Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital
FMH
Maryland
Frederick and State Forecasts Show Scattered Showers and Cooler Near Weekend
Tonight a 30 percent chance of a shower or thunderstorm then partly cloudy skies. Lows reach the upper 40s to around 50 with northwest winds at 10 to 15 mph. Saturday increases clouds with a 40 percent chance of light rain and drizzle and cooler highs near 60 to 65. North winds shift to east later. Estatal forecast notes evening showers east and cooler conditions with highs in the 50s to lower 60s. Extended outlook calls for more showers, then partly sunny by Tuesday. Beach forecast shows a 40 percent chance of evening showers, cooler Saturday with highs near 60 and northeast winds around 10 mph.
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Frederick
Bay
Counselor links youth violence to early behavior and media
A Midl Delaware counselor argues teen assaults stem from childhood anger and media portrayals. He cites Character Counts in Frederick County Schools and urges parents to foster caring, trustworthiness, and open dialogue. A Monocacy Middle School talk outlines ways to curb anger, including avoiding force, keeping communication lines open, and offering positive feedback. Police note two related vandalism incidents in Lake Singapore, urging tips to Deputy Tony Lawson.
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Frederick County Public Schools
Adegboyega-Edun
Frederick man arrested for violating ex parte order
Frederick County man Charles Danner aged 33 of Buckeystown was arrested by Frederick City Police Thursday at 5 50 p m at a residence on East Sixth Street after an officer found he was in violation of a court order. He was later released.
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Frederick City
Charles Danner
Buckeystown
East Sixth Street
Mr. Danner
Stormy to sunny weekend forecast for Frederick County
Frederick County weather today includes likely thunderstorms as a cold front passes. Highs reach mid to upper 70s. Saturday and Sunday promise sunny skies with highs in the 60s. The Frederick News-Post station logged a high of 77 and a low of 54.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Fire log highlights by hour and location
Fire log for 24 hours ending 9 pm Thursday records a 3:03 p.m. trash fire at 4524 Burkittsville Road in Brunswick and a 4:57 p.m. woods fire near Mountaindale Road in Lewistown. Ambulance runs list 37 emergencies and 1 routine call.
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Burkittsville
Brunswick
Mountaindale
Woods
Lewistown
Boy charged in Walkersville bomb threat case
A 13-year-old boy at Walkersville Middle School was charged with making a false bomb threat after a polygraph indicated deception. A second seventh grader was not charged. Police say the incident echoed a prior high school scare, with evacuations and a thorough search of the 875-student campus.
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Walkersville
Walkersville Middle School
Maryland
al Butler
Butler
Walkersville High
Greg Henesy
Pikesville
Henesy
Jay Berno
Paul Dunford
Dunford
Henry Bohblander
Anne Arundel County
Local man arrested on drugs weapons charges
Frederick police investigated a fight on South Jefferson Street leading to the arrest of John L. Hall 18 of Frederick on possession of a handgun in a vehicle theft by possession possession of crack cocaine possession with intent to distribute cocaine and possession of drug paraphernalia. Hall is held on $200000. The handgun was reported stolen from Gettysburg Pennsylvania. Mary L. Bimbra 20 of Samsville was charged with handgun in a motor vehicle theft by possession and released.
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Frederick
South Jefferson Street
John L. Hall
Frederick County Adultern
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Mary L. Bimbra
Samsville
Tornado Toll Rises Across South Statewide Deaths and Damage
Tornadoes swept the South for the second time in eight days killing at least 11 people in Tennessee Kentucky and Arkansas. The storms damaged hundreds of homes knocked out utilities and injured dozens as the nation faced new outbreaks from Illinois to Alabama. In Tennessee six dead were in rural areas and Nashville saw extensive damage including blown out windows and the state seal torn from the Capitol flag.
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Fla
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NASA
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Blacks Face Large Racial Gap in Home Computer and Web Use
A Science study shows white students in high school and college more likely than black students to own home computers and access the Web, even after income differences. Among all ages 44 percent of whites versus 29 percent of blacks own home computers. whites also lead in Web use, highlighting access disparities and urging public access in libraries and centers.
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Science Magazine
Donna L. Hoffman
Vanderbilt University
Nielsen Media Research
Hoffman
Pokemon Returns To TV Tokyo In Cautious Reair
TV Tokyo resumes airing Pokemon in a toned down version with warnings after a widespread illness scare. An announcer apologized and cited a rapid red blue screen sequence as the cause of nausea and convulsions in hundreds of children, prompting a network investigation.
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TV Tokyo
High US gun death rate tops 36 nations study finds
A CDC study in the International Journal of Epidemiology shows the United States had the highest gun death rate among 36 rich nations in 1994 at 14.24 per 100000, with Japan lowest at 0.05. Experts say easy gun access and violence tolerance contribute to the gap. The report calls gun violence a public health emergency.
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United States
U.S
Japan
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
International Journal of Epidemiology
CDC
Rebecca Peters
Johns Hopkins University
Protein vaccine aims to outsmart staph infections
UC Davis scientists report a protein RAP could form the basis of a vaccine to neutralize staph toxins without killing the bacteria. In mice, 72 percent vaccinated showed protection, offering a path to prevent infections and curb drug resistance while NIH funding supports further development.
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Washington
University of California, Davis
Science
Stephen Heyse
National Institutes of Health
Harvard University
Jean Lee
Naomi Balaban
UC Davis
Ms. Balaban
Americans in the dark on Social Security changes poll finds
A Pew poll shows 87 percent of Americans heard little about personal investment accounts and 46 percent unaware of proposed cuts to annual COLA. Only 11 percent follow coverage very closely, and 64 percent say media coverage is too light. Clinton and congressional leaders aim to prepare for baby boomer retirements with town meetings nationwide.
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Congress
Carolyn Lukensmeyer
The
Social Security Project
Clinton
Kansas City
Pew Charitable Trusts
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