Evacuations After Bomb Threats Hit Wilmington and Baltimore
In Wilmington the J Caleb Boggs federal building was evacuated and later reopened after a bomb threat following the Oklahoma City blast. In Baltimore the Clarence Mitchell Courthouse was evacuated about 4 45 pm with no bomb found after searches. authorities cite copycat threats and plan heightened security. Dozens of workers left belongings behind and the Fallon Federal Building in Baltimore remained on high alert.
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Wilmington
Baltimore
Wilmington, del
J. Caleb Boggs
Baltimore Circuit Court
Oklahoma City
Federal Office
Mary James
Federal
Ms. James
Oklahoma
Internal Revenue Service
Circuit Court
Clarence Mitchell
Jim Benton
Circuit Court Juvenile Division
Benton
Brian Mazor
Mazor
U.S. Marshal’s Office
Fallon Federal Building
FBI
Tim Munson
Munson
Wilmington) News Journal
CynDee Boyle
Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco & Firearms
Mr. Mullaney
John Thompson
General Services Administration
Philadelphia
Adventist to open 18-bed subacute center in Maryland
Adventist HealthCare Mid-Atlantic plans to open an 18-bed subacute center on May 1 inside Shady Grove Adventist Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Gaithersburg Maryland. The unit will focus on patients recovering from major surgery cancer fractured hip and ventilator care with stays from a few days to 18–26 days.
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Gaithersburg
Adventist HealthCare
Mid-Atlantic
Shady Grove
Adventist
Robert Jepson
Jepson
Les Pitton
Life Sciences
Shady Grove Road
Policewoman Hurt in Brawl at Rockville Pool Parlor
A Rockville officer responding to a fight at Champion Billiards on East Jefferson Street suffered a fractured jaw and facial injuries after two men threw her against a wall and later face first. Justin Carmody and Gregory Daymunde were arrested with charges of battery and resisting arrest.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Frank Young
Young
E. Jefferson St
Justin Philip Carmody
Westbrook Lane
Kensington
Gregory Wayne Daymunde
Attic Terrace
Bruce Keily
Bahbaghan
Clover Meadow Place
Gaithersburg
Sgt. Young
Shady Grove Adventist Hospital
MontCo rescue leader dispatched to Oklahoma City
Lt. Tom Carr, leader of the Montgomery County Collapse and Rescue Team, is in Oklahoma City with other East Coast urban search and rescue leaders to assess the bombing scene and advise on further rescue and body search efforts. Capt. Richard Long noted no plan to move the entire Montgomery County team. Sacramento and Phoenix teams joined the site. Frederick County Red Cross seeks disaster relief donations.
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MontCo
Oklahoma City
Tom Carr
Montgomery County
Federal
Montgomery County Fire and Rescue Department
Richard Long
Carr
Long
Sacramento
Phoenix
Frederick County
American Red Cross Chapter
Tim Jones
Disaster Services
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After Hours
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Aliacy & Co
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Antietam Gallery
Bee’s Strings
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Ck’s
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Connie's
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Downing's
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Spirit of Frederick Square Corner
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