Fire log reports two grass and multiple automobile fires
Fire log covers past 48 hours ending at 16 a.m. with incidents on Rosemont Avenue at U S 15 grass fire, Interstate 70 west of rest area automobile fire, 94 Barer Road automobile fire, 1750 Shookstown Road automobile fire, and Wolfsville Road in Washington County automobile fire. Ambulance calls total Emergency 44 Routine 2.
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Rosemont Avenue
U.S. 15
Myersville
Barer Road
Shookstown
Wolfsville Road
Washington County
Wolfsville
Smithsburg
Shuttle mission data probe ionosphere effects amid Star Wars tests
Flight director notes power restoration after two firings of Challenger rockets, launched from Australia and Massachusetts to study ionospheric holes formed by exhaust. Results inform potential disruption of Star Wars laser beams and limb atmospheric data. Maryland Lottery results follow in brief notice.
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al Pennington
Challenger
Australia
Massachusetts
Reagan
Rebel
Hobart
Tasmania
Mullstone Hill Observatory
Westford
Mass
Defense Department
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Weather Update Cancels Weekend Calm for Muggy Week
A large high pressure system moved offshore, yielding a southerly flow that returns muggy conditions by Tuesday across Western Maryland and the Maryland Mountains. Highs reach the 80s with possible late day thunderstorms, while Monday remains mostly sunny and warm with controlled cooling tonight. Temperatures yesterday ranged from the mid 70s to mid 80s across Frederick, Cumberland, Hagerstown, Oakland, and Westminster.
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Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Weather forecast covers widespread showers across several states
The National Weather Service predicts showers Monday across Arizona New Mexico parts of Florida Arkansas Kentucky Louisiana and a broad band from Ohio to Wisconsin. The forecast notes widespread rain in multiple regions with potential for showers in those areas.
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Arizona
New Mexico
Florida
Arkansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Ohio
Wisconsin
NTSB details crash near airport and slow approach warnings
The NTSB reports that a Tristar struck light poles and breached the airport fence after failing to slow as instructed. An airport perimeter breach and 172 mph final order are cited, with a motorist on Texas Highway 114 among the victims. By Sunday 32 of 121 identified bodies. Relatives numbered over 160 aided in identification efforts, while some remains may never be identified.
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Bursley
Trytten
NTSB
Ira Furman
Delta
Bull Jackson
Atlanta
Charles Petty
Dallas
Petty
Explosive Truck Crash Triggers Seven Bombs near Checotah
A truck carrying ten Army bombs collided with a car on Interstate 40 near Checotah Oklahoma causing seven bombs to detonate. At least 47 injured and up to 6000 evacuated as a crater 35 by 27 feet formed on the highway. Emergency crews recovered undetonated bombs and coordinated detonation at Fort Chaffee Arkansas.
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Checotah
Okla
Thelma Blackburn
U.S. 69
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Ruth Ross
Peggs
Ronnie Crisp
Muskogee Regional Hospital
Dolly L. Madjenobich
Ashland
Wis
Interstate 40
Leo Smith
Explosives Transports Inc
Oklahoma City
U.S. Army
McAlester
Sunny Point Terminal
N.C
Cmdr
Ray Feller
Feller
Nancy Stolper
Muskogee Hospital
Eufaula Municipal Hospital
Checotah Middle School
Vernon Mann
McAlester Base
Fort Chaffee
Ark
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