Four charged with assaults in Brunswick incident reports
Brunswick Police report four charged with assault after a group of youths pushed a man named Conner along South Maple Avenue. Another fight on East Potomac Street led to charges against Perry Free and Alan Hafle, with a 16-year-old charged as well. the victim was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Brunswick
Brunswick Police Department
Thomas Christopher Smith
West C Street
South Maple Avenue
Cpl
Brady
Smith
Lawrence Conner
Cpl Brady
Hessler
East Potomac Street
Philip O’donnell
Minimal Mt Airy turnout at council candidates forum
About 1 percent of Mount Airy's 5500 population attended a forum for four town council candidates. Sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, the session at the senior center featured 12 questions per candidate and resident Qs. Incumbents and challengers stressed growth control, annexation, and funding for services, with bids to attract business while avoiding conflicts of interest.
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Mount Airy
Greater Mount Airy
Main Street
Robert Mead
Roger. Rich
Planning and Zoning Commission
Laurie Hager
Delaine Hobbs
Ms. Hager
Rich
Frederick County
Mead
Hobbs
Frederick
Mier
Gerald Johnson
Mr. Mead
Mr. Hobbs
Weather outlook cool and windy through the week
The week starts sunny and windy with a high near 61 and a low around 46. Winds gust to 28 mph. Temperatures near 60s persist with mainly sunny to partly cloudy skies. A chance of showers exists Wednesday and Saturday. highs mostly low to mid 60s, lows 40s to 50s.
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Frederick News-Post
National Weather Service
Oklahoma
Plains
Rockies
Ohio Valley
Couple Sues Hechinger's Over 1997 Injury at Frederick Store
Loretta A Garnant and Bruce K Garnant sue Hechinger's of Frederick County for 2250.04 in damages after a forklift dropped plywood on Mrs. Garnant on May 18, 1997 at 1215 W. Patrick St. The filing in Frederick County Circuit Court, represented by Herbert Morrison, seeks 200000 for injuries and 50000 for loss of marital companionship. A jury trial is requested. No response filed by Hechinger's Washington DC office.
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Knoxville
Frederick
Loretta A
Bruce K Garnant
Frederick County
Herbert Morrison
Hechinger
Washington, D.C
Planning forum corrected date at Winchester Hall
A forum titled Lessons Learned from Planned Development in the Metropolitan Area will be held Thursday April 23 at 7 30 p m at Winchester Hall. A prior report misdated the event as Saturday. The Baltimore Marching Ravens Band story incorrectly named Mike Carr as a high school student. he attends Frederick Community College.
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Winchester Hall
Mike Carr
Baltimore
Marching Ravens
Frederick Community College
Loch Haven Estates
Fire calls and ambulance totals for past 24 hours
Fire department reports 6:58 a.m. chimney fire at 10320 Bethesda Church Road Green Valley and 8:32 a.m. inside gas leak at 9702 Mount Tabor Road Independent Middletown Myersville. A 2:31 p.m. house fire occurred at 12058 Woodsboro Pike covering Rocky Ridge Woodsboro New Midway Union Bridge. Ambulance emergencies 39 routines 6.
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Green Valley
Mount Tabor
Independent
Middletown
Myersville
Woodsboro Pike
Rocky Ridge
Woodsboro
New Midway
Union Bridge
Frederick and State Weather Forecast Snapshot
Frederick forecast shows tonight partly cloudy with lows near 40 and Wednesday highs near 60 with east winds 16 mph. State forecast notes tonight in 40s, upper 40s far west, Wednesday cloudy with upper 50s to 60s, and extended outlook through Friday with mixed clouds and 60s. Beach forecast calls for tonight partly cloudy with 45 to 50 degree lows and east winds 10 mph.
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Frederick
Two local women hurt in separate accidents
Two Frederick County women were seriously injured in two separate crashes on Monday. Darlene Evans Williams, 46, of Point Clear Court New Market, drove a 1996 Saab into a horse on Ijamsville Road at 8:28 p.m. and the car overturned after going off the road. She was flown to Washington County Hospital with head injuries. The horse was boarded at a local farm. In a second crash earlier that day Tommie Lee Barnes, 84, of Rock Creek Drive, failed to stop at a stop sign on Rock Creek Drive and struck Ruth Naomi McEwen, 75, on Bowers Road. Barnes was hospitalized in Baltimore in critical but stable condition. McEwen and a passenger were treated and released. Investigation ongoing.
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Frederick County
James Fogle
Bowers Road
Rock Creek Drive
Fogle
Tommie Lee Barnes
Ms. Barnes
Ruth Naomi McEwen
Ridge Road
Frederick
Barnes
R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center
Baltimore
McEwen
Elaine Margarett Foulkes
Pleasant Walk Road
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Maryland Lottery Draws Show Pick 3 4 3 3
Baltimore games report Monday night and Monday afternoon results list Pick 3 or Pick 4 numbers along with Cash in Hand outcomes. The draws include Pick 3 values 5 8 4 and 5 3 3, Pick 4 values 1 1 9 8 and 6 2 2 1, with Cash in Hand 3 8 9 10 15 21 26.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Linganore to seek nonprofit status and board election
Lake Linganore board votes unanimously to apply for IRS 501 C 3 nonprofit status. Six candidates vie for seats as residents debate roads schools apathy and incorporation while expectations rise for grants and bonds to fund lake, roads, and environmental projects.
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Lake Linganore Board of Directors
Internal Revenue Service
Community Development Association
CDA
John Snow
Charles Smith
Deborah Petro
Lake Singapore
Thomas Johnson
Stephen Hembree
Frank Ellis
Doris Teti
Julius Pellegrino
Lake Singanore
Looting Reported After Detroit Plane Crash Lets Marijuana Bags Escape
Witnesses in a West Detroit neighborhood said people removed bags of marijuana from a small experimental plane wrecked near a junior high. Authorities sought witnesses and recovered 408 pounds of marijuana, while the pilot did not survive. A customs chase traced the flight from Mexico toward the United States or Canada before the crash in Detroit.
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Detroit
Gloria Johnson
Ms. Johnson
Kimberly Terry
Robert Mosely
West Detroit
Mr. Mosely
Mexico
United States
Canada
Big Bend National Park
el Paso
Texas
Champaign
John Holmes
Reagans Sell Rancho del Cielo to Young America's Foundation
Ronald Reagan’s California mountaintop retreat Rancho del Cielo was sold to the Young America's Foundation for an undisclosed price. The 688 acre Santa Ynez property, listed at 5.95 million, will inspire a new generation of conservative leaders according to Nancy Reagan.
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White House
Ronald Reagan
Rancho del Cielo
California
Young America’s Foundation
Ronnie
Nancy Reagan
Reagan
Santa Ynez Mountains
Heaven
Mikhail Gorbachev
Britain
Queen Elizabeth
Los Angeles
Nancy
Ranch In the
Sky
Rodents Race on shuttle Columbia Brain Study
Rats with brain implants ran a 3-D track and cross maze aboard the space shuttle Columbia as astronauts watched nerve activity. Two of four subjects completed the course by afternoon. University of Arizona psychologist Bruce McNaughton says the work could clarify space disorientation and aging related memory loss.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Columbia
Jim Pawelczyk
Bruce McNaughton
University of Arizona
McNaughton
Black officer given probation in Florida
Miami-Dade police Maj. Aaron Campbell, 55, convicted of resisting arrest during an illegal stop by white officers, received one year of probation and community service teaching young men to respect the police. He was acquitted on battery, found guilty of resisting arrest, and suspended without pay before restoring to his post.
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Orlando
Fla
Miami-Dade
Aaron Campbell
Miami
Maj
Campbell
Miami-Dade Police Department
Supreme Court to rule on Chicago anti loitering gang ordinance
The Supreme Court agreed to review Chicago's 1992 anti loitering ordinance aimed at thwarting gang activity. It allowed police to order groups seen as gang members to disperse with arrests possible for noncompliance. The case hinges on balancing crime prevention with civil liberties amid broad interpretations of loitering.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Chicago
American Civil Liberties Union
Louisiana
Virginia
District of Columbia
Illinois Supreme Court
U.S. Conference of Mayors
National League of Cities
Michele L. Odorizzi
Harvey Grossman
ACLU
Shalala backs off needle exchange policy shift
Clinton administration refused to fund federal needle exchanges, saying they combat AIDS but do not promote illegal drug use. Shalala supported scientific endorsement for local programs yet followed White House orders to avoid federal money, sparking criticism from AIDS activists and Republicans.
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Clinton
Health and Human Services
Donna Shalala
Shalala
White House
Scott Hitt
Aids Advisory Council
Daniel Zingale
Aids Action
Gerald Solomon
Congress
McCaffrey
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