52 Caught In Radar Speed Check In Frederick Area
State Police rounded up 52 speeders in a radar check last night in the Frederick area. Trooper Robert Efford led the operation with six Frederick Barracks troopers in the northbound lane of US 15 at Lime Kiln between 7 and 8 45 p m During the 1 75 hour period 11 motorists received tickets and 41 others were given speeding warnings 93 motorists got speed warnings and 14 more were warned of speed limits. Troopers D E Rogers A D Carlson J M Carter B R Spickler and J R Gallen assisted Efford in the operation there were reports of numerous crashes near the exits to Frederick City and area. State Police warned that sixth speed checks would follow in the area.
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Girl Shoots Her Father in Texas Incident
In Angelo Texas detectives report a young woman identified as Juanita Ol d. Osborne shot her father A. Osborne after a disturbance at their home. Authorities stated the man died from his wounds. The motive and full details remain under investigation as officers interview witnesses and review the troubled family history.
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Chimney Swifts and Their Aerial World
A childhood scene recalls chimney swifts circling the sky and roosting in a nearby chimney. The piece notes their unique wing action, aerial lifestyle, diet of insects, and fragile legs that keep them aloft and rarely on the ground.
Swift Birds and Their Nesting Habits Observed by Canoe Trip
The passage describes children trapping chimney swifts after rain, their nesting behaviors in chimneys and natural sites, migration patterns, incubation details, and feeding habits. It notes swifts' saliva as a cementing agent, egg laying from April to mid October, and guidance on their family group Hirundinidae.
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Untitled Potomac island haven amid abandoned farms
The Potomac region around Point of Rocks to Seneca offers peace and solitude with many islands and besites thriving. Abandoned farm tenants and old houses dot the area, hinting at Indian Village sites and a quiet rural landscape.
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