Hiker accused of stealing car from motel ride
Reginald E. Judd 21 of Norfolk Va charged with theft of a vehicle unauthorized use and driving while intoxicated after hitchhiking ride from a Maryland I-70 Truck Stop to a Super 8 Motel. He allegedly took Henry’s car while one man entered McDonald’s and fled back to the motel. Bail set at 9000 dollars.
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Frantz Henry
Mr. Henry
Maryland
Reginald E. Judd
Norfolk
Leon D. Martin
Henry
McDonald’s
Judd
Tfe
Martin
Frederick County
Ex NYC police chief named Clinton drug czar
Former New York Police Commissioner Lee P. Brown, 55, is Clinton's pick for drug czar. Brown led the NYPD from 1990 until last year before resigning to teach in Houston and care for his ailing wife, who died shortly after.
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Nyc
Clinton
New York
Lee P. Brown
New York Post
Brown
Houston
Fire log reports brief calls in 48 hour period
Fire log summarizes calls from Saturday and Sunday including house fires at 1341 Hughes Ford Road and 202 Watersville Road, automatic alarms at Merchant 51 and 4 19 p m, a building fire on New Market Railroad trestle, brush fire on Ray Smith Road, and ambulance and emergency prompts.
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Merchant
Citizen
United
Bullaio Road
New Market
Hughes Ford Road
Rustic Hill Court
Fort Detrick
Independent
Watersville Road
Lottery results show no Maryland jackpot winner
Maryland Lottery drew Saturday night numbers for Daily Lottery Pick 4 and Lotto with no jackpot. The winning Lotto numbers were 7 16 28 21 34 45. five-number tickets paid 1311 for 23 players. four-number tickets paid 36 for 1 753 players. Next drawing may reach about 2 million.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Maryland Lottery
Weather map forecast for Tuesday and extended outlook
The Accu Weather forecast calls for warm air across the East with rain in Missouri northern Michigan upstate New York and extreme northern New England Thunderstorms from Indiana to Louisiana and a mostly dry West Temperatures rise in the Southwest Western Maryland tonight partly cloudy with lows in the 30s Tuesday partly cloudy with a shower risk toward evening highs in the 70s Extended forecast shows scattered showers and thunderstorms east and likely west Tuesday night and Wednesday with cooler conditions Thursday and cooler but improving Friday
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Accu
Missouri
Michigan
New York
New England
Indiana
Louisiana
Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Two canoeists pulled from river rescue in Maryland
Two men, Chatt Johnson and Greg Smithsberger, aged 27 and 29, were rescued from the Monocacy River at Buckeystown after their canoe capsized on floodwaters. Treated for hypothermia at Frederick Memorial Hospital, they were released. They entered the river thinking a flooded road was a ramp. life vests kept them afloat until authorities arrived.
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Buckeystown
Monocacy River
Chatt Johnson
Fort Meade
Greg Smithsberger
Greenbelt
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lily Pons
Massachusetts police seek Maryland woman's body in Cape Cod search
Provincetown police resumed the hunt for Laura Houghteling missing since October 16, believed murdered by Hadden Clark, a gardener for her family. Wet weather halted dogs' use, with investigators noting clues from a buried body map and witness sightings in Wellfleet and Provincetown.
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Bethesda
Massachusetts
Provincetown
Mass
Laura Houghteling
Cape Cod
Ms. Houghteling
Tobias
Hadden Clark
Ms. Maughteling
Clark
Wellfleet
Washington
Maryland
Richard Rosenthal
Mr. Clark
Chief Rosenthal
Cape
Report criticizes crowded juvenile detention centers
A Justice Department report warns that overcrowding is a pervasive problem in U S juvenile detention facilities. It calls for non custody options for youths and notes a 30 percent rise in average daily population to 65 000 from 1979 to 1991 and more than 570 000 youths detained at least briefly in 1990. Attorney General Janet Reno urged better care for children before and after trouble.
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Washington
Justice Department
America
Janet Reno
Keyring Found Near Old Swimming Pool and Mount Phillip Roads
Frederick County Sheriff's Office seeks the owner of a keyring found near the intersection of Old Swimming Pool and Mount Phillip roads. Deputies report house and car keys on the ring and urge contact at 694-1046.
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Old Swimming Pool
Mount Phillip Roads
Frederick County
Plane Crash Kills Pilot in Edgewater Emergency
Ellicott City man Brian Keith Duffy 23 died when a small plane failed engine and hit a power line near Lee Airport. Passenger Fredericus Johans Gilroy 22 burned severely and flown to Washington Hospital Center in critical condition. NTSB and FAA investigated the Sunday crash scene after the Piper Cherokee 140 clipped a line and burned in a cornfield.
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Edgewater
Ellicott City
Brian Keith Duffy
Lee Airport
Duffy
Baltimore-Washington International Airport
Annapolis
Fredericus Johans Gilroy
Washington Hospital
National Transportation Safety Board
Bob Fulton
Federal Aviation Administration
Anne Arundel County
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Chetee Merrs
Frederick, Md
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Myron W. Randall
Marlene B. Young
Philip W. Hammond
George E. Randall
Edward M. Gaydos
Edward F. Mull
Ervin H. Hagg
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
E. Patrick Street
Aty Bureau
Amir
Maryland Ave
Rockville
News Matters
Iptions
Equest
National Weather
Timothy Jacobsen
Dickerson
Carroll Manor Fire Co
Keyring
Mount Saint Mary's College
Mount Saint Mary
Mount
The
Emmitsburg
Brook Besecker Oi i A Ee
Church OF the Brethren
Fairview Ave
Evangelical Lutheran Wee Folk School
State Dept. of Education
East Church St
Brook Hill
Indian Springs
Tending Toddlers, Ltd
Chaucer Court
Monrovia
Damascus
Child Care Consortium
National Association For the Education of Young Children
Young Chi
the Children’s Center Group, Inc
Technology Park
Spectrum
Walkersville
E. Frederick St
Bartholows Rd
Waterside
River Run
Calvary
West 2Nd St
Thurmont
Tippin Dr
Baker Park
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