Police crack down on railroad gate runners to save lives
In 1989 the United States saw 790 crossing fatalities, rising 15 percent from 1988. Maryland logged 34 collisions with two dead and nine injured, as officials promote Operation Lifesaver to curb gate-running. Officers will issue $35 tickets for violations, stressing that trains take long to stop.
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Capt. L.A. Terrell
CSX Transportation Corp
Idaho
Union Pacific Railroad
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Brunswick
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Operation Lifesaver
Texas
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Ohio
Maryland Teens to Japan Episcopal Exchange Trip
Three Maryland Episcopal teens Ed Groth Jeff Dixon and Laura Olly will join eight peers traveling to Japan August 13 as part of an Episcopal exchange with the Diocese of Tokyo. They will attend a youth conference in Kiyosato and present Maryland and Episcopal Church material to Japanese leaders.
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Laura Olly
Church of the Transfiguration
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Brunswick
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Grace Episcopal
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Grace Episopal
Kiyosato
Staup
Kamacura
Episcopal Church
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Grace Church
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