Frederick hosts symposium on community policing
Frederick officials and about thirty business leaders attend a two day symposium led by the Community Policing Consortium. Capt James A Durner El outlines aims of the program including redesigned beats and use of police car computers. Carl Harbaugh coordinates talks with Frederick Police Chief Ray Raffensberger and travels to educate about the concept.
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Frederick
Frederick City
International Association of Chiefs of Police
National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives
National Sheriff's Association
Police Executive Research Forum
Police Foundation
Capt. Durner
Capt Durner
Carl Harbaugh
National Sheriff’s Association
Ray Raffensberger
Harbaugh
Rain likely today with cooler temperatures and wind
Rain is expected today with an 80 percent chance and mainly cloudy skies. Highs will reach the low 50s with northerly winds 15 to 20 mph. Tonight will be mostly cloudy with lows in the low 40s and northwest winds 10 to 15 mph. There is a 30 percent chance of rain tonight. The prior day’s high was 67 at 4 p.m. and the low 42 at 7 a.m.
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National Weather Service
Frederick
Study aims to save Smith Island from eroding away
A plan backed by federal and state officials proposes extensive erosion controls around Smith Island Maryland to backfill lost land, safeguard wildlife habitat and crab fisheries, and fund a study with 600000 dollars from each side. Local residents emphasize preserving the island's culture and community while experts cite ecological and economic value.
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Rhodes Point
Francis Parks
Point
Smith Island
Sheep Pen
Chesapeake Bay
Army Corps of Engineers
Martin National Wildlife Refuge
Ewell
Jennings Evans
Crisfield
U.S
Paul Sarbanes
Wayne Gilchrest
Dan Bierly
State Department of Natural Resources
Maryland
Weather forecast collage shows scattered showers and warm plains
The forecast outlines tonight mostly cloudy and near 40s to 70s inland, with Friday sunnier and warmer. It notes mid Atlantic showers and possible hail from a North Carolina Tennessee area storm, plus Pacific coast rain and desert sun. Extended outlook remains mainly warm with periods of sun and variable highs.
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Plains
Rockies
New England
Tennessee Valley
Mississippi Valley
North Carolina
Tennessee
Pacific Coast
Washington
California
Desert
Montana
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
Sierra
Execution in Texas Ends After Two Injection Attempts
Texas officials executed Joseph Cannon, 38, who was 17 when he killed Anne Walsh, a San Antonio attorney, after a first attempt failed when a vein collapsed. A second dosage proceeded after witnesses were kept outside for 15 minutes. Cannon expressed remorse to Walsh’s five sons during the second round of final statements.
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Huntsville
Texas
Joseph Cannon
Cannon
Anne Walsh
Raymond Landry
Walsh
San Antonio
McCartney death under investigation raises questions
Santa Barbara County officials report no death certificate filed for Linda McCartney and suggest she may have died outside Santa Barbara. Geoff Baker says the family aimed to protect their privacy as they travel back to England. Officials describe an ongoing investigation into death details and paperwork, with cremation permits and disposition forms not filed. In Tennessee, James Earl Ray lies in a coma with organs failing and days to live, amid a long battle with health and legal fallout from his 1998 murder conviction for Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination.
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Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Linda McCartney
Geoff Baker
Paul McCartney
England
Linda
Baker
Sgt. Peterson
Health Department
McCartney
Elaine Scharf
Santa Barbara County
Tom Nelson
Sheriff's Department
Larry Norton
Sloane Kettering Memorial Hospital
New York
Nashville, Tenn
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Ray
Nashville Memorial Hospital
Jerry Ray
Smartt
Tenn
Father accused of injecting son with AIDS virus to avoid child support
LT. CHARLES, Mo. AP A medical technician Brian Stewart 31 of Columbia, Illinois, is charged with first degree assault for injecting his infant son with HIV tainted blood to cause death and avoid child support. The boy now seven has full blown AIDS. Bond set at 500000.
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Charles
Brian Stewart
Columbia, Ill
Stewart
St. Louis
13 year old Gaithersburg pedestrian struck by pickup
A 13 year old boy identified as David Christopher Alexander was hit while crossing Clopper Road in Gaithersburg at 8 am. The youth, outside a crosswalk, was struck by a 1984 Ford truck driven by Samuel E Veney 46 of Seabrook and was listed in fair condition after transfers between hospitals. The driver was not charged.
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Clopper Road
Montgomery County
Cpl
George Ludington
David Christopher Alexander
Ludington
Shady Grove Adventist Hospital
Maryland
Children's Hospital
Washington
D.C. General Hospital
Cpl Ludington
Firstfield Road
Samuel E. Veney
Seabrook
Fire and ambulance calls logged on Wednesday evening
Fire crews responded to a trash fire on 244 pm at Lewistown and a wires down incident at 20.49 am near Wolfsville. A medical emergency and ambulance routine calls were also recorded, including locations at Hansonville Road and 9311 Hansonville Road.
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Wolfsville
Myersville
Hansonville Road
Lewistown
Maryland Lottery Draws Reported Midweek Results
Maryland lotteries drawn Wednesday night and Wednesday afternoon feature Pick 3 numbers 7 9 6 and 7 1 4, Pick 4 sequences 8 3 8 1 and 0 6 9 2, with Cash in Hand draws 03 11 19 20 22 27 30 and a 0692 6 left unclear.
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Maryland
Hackers Break Into Pentagon In Classically Timed Breach
AP reports hackers calling themselves Masters of Downloading claim to have breached a Pentagon network and stolen GPS related software for a military satellite system. Though the software is not classified, it prompted DSIA inquiry and a warning from Defense officials. Separately the Postal Service seeks public input on a Celebrate the Century stamp set featuring 1960s icons and events with a May voting window.
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Pentagon
John Vranesevich
U.S
Defense Department
Susan Hansen
Defense Information Systems Agency
Washington
Martin Luther King Jr
Kennedy Brothers
Twist
Peace Corps
Postal Service
Marvin Runyon
Carters forgive Fonda over Georgia clash
Former President Jimmy Carter and wife Rosalynn say they have forgiven Jane Fonda and urge others to do so after she called parts of Georgia a backwater. Gov. Zell Miller criticized her remarks, while Fonda apologized for likening areas to Third World countries during a U.N. event in New York.
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Atlanta
Jimmy Carter
Rosalynn
Jane Fonda
Ms. Fonda
Georgia
Carters
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
U.N
New York
Zell Miller
CNN Center
Ted Turner
Foundation funds private schooling for Edgewood district
The CEQ Foundation gave $50 million to provide full tuition vouchers for about 14,000 Edgewood students in San Antonio to attend private schools. The plan pays $3,600 yearly for K-8 and $4,000 for high school, targeting at risk students in this predominantly Hispanic district with high poverty. Opponents call it a political ploy and question access for special education students.
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San Antonio
Texas
The
Children’s Educational Opportunity Foundation
Edgewood
Robert Aguirre
CEQ Foundation
John O'Sullivan
Texas Federation of Teachers
CEO Foundation
Demetrio
Foundation
Exigewood
Court wrestles with sex harassment harm and liability
Supreme Court justices pressed to simplify sex harassment rulings as they hear Paula Jones’s bid to revive a suit against President Clinton. Burlington argues to limit liability when a supervisor’s coercive acts are not followed by actual retaliation, while justices seek a clear standard amid rising harassment cases involving on the job demands and threats.
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High Court
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Jones
Mr. Clinton
Arkansas
Clinton
Supreme Court
Burlington
Kimberly Ellerth
Bush backs Clinton on Secret Service secrets
Former President George Bush supported keeping Secret Service agents from testifying about what they saw while protecting President Clinton. The National Organization for Women decided not to file a friend of the court brief in Paula Jones's sexual harassment suit against Clinton, saying the case is too political to set a precedent.
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Washington
George Bush
Secret Service
Clinton
Paula Jones
National Organization For Women
Jones
Patricia Ireland
Kenneth Starr
Whitewater
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