Alaska Governor Promotes Alaska California Water Pipeline
Alaska Governor Walter J. Hickel championed a 1700 mile pipeline to move water to drought plagued California. Opponents called it an ecological economic and engineering nightmare. Hickel compared the project to the pyramids and suggested the venture could fund dams and sewer systems. An Office of Technology Assessment conference weighed costs and feasibility. Lottery results include Daily Lottery and Play Four drawings.
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Weather outlook for Western Maryland and Maryland Mountains
Mostly cloudy today with showers and afternoon storms possible. Highs in the low to mid 80s, clear tonight with lows mid 60s. Friday brings warm sun with highs near 90. Maryland Mountains show similar pattern with 30 percent rain chance and cooler highs near 80. Yesterday’s temps ranged from 67 to 90 across several cities.
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Montgomery
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Cumberland
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Westminster
Boy collapses and dies in Rockville shopping center
A 9 year old boy, Patrick Mather of Rockville, collapsed in the parking lot of Randolph Hills Shopping Center at 1 15 p m and died at Suburban Hospital at 2 36 p m The cause of death is undetermined Police say no foul play is suspected The boy was with an 11 year old companion who alerted his father and a mailman notified authorities
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Boiling Brook Parkway
Patrick Mather
Ashley Drive
Ijamsville Cyclist in Critical After Two-Vehicle Crash
Donald J. Lewley, 33, remained in the Suburban Hospital critical care unit after a Tuesday motorcycle collision on Green Valley Road. He struck Peggy Clark Fried, 71, of Baltimore, who was driving a car and was treated and released at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Deputy First Class Bradley Baxter led the investigation.
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Ms. Fried
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Bradley Baxter
Legal ruling clouds New Design Road moratorium plan
Frederick County Planning Commission faces a possible illegality in a moratorium on New Design Road development. The county attorney advised, while the panel upheld a 169 townhouse project after studying site plans and road conditions delayed for years. Rand Weinberg of Kingsbrook Ltd dismissed any legal flaw, noting construction delays should not penalize his client. The vote ended 5-1 with David Gray in opposition.
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Kingsbrook Ltd Partnership
David Gray
Joel Anderson
Fire log summary from multiple calls in Braddock Heights area
A series of fire responses includes house and building fires at 4499 Jade Court 1 N Main St 6574 Whetstone Drive 6766 Sunnybrook Drive and 1411 Hunting Horn Lane with agencies Braddock Heights Independent Middletown New Market Citizens United Fort Detrick and ambulance calls totaling 29 emergencies and routine runs.
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Middletown
N. Main St
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Whetstone Drive
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United
Sunnybrook Drive
Fort Detrick
Hunting Horn Lane
Spring Ridge plans expand with 800 homes and new facilities
The planning commission approved two preliminary plats for the Spring Ridge expansion along I-70 between Quinn Road and the Monocacy River. The project totals 800 single family homes, 410 townhouses, 450 multifamily units, plus a school site, fire station, trails, recreation center and limited commercial space.
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Ridgefield Drive
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I-70
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Walls of Windsor
Windsor Roa
MD. 75
Man cited after speeding to hospital with laboring wife
John Hall sped toward Stanford Medical Center as his wife Debra went into labor and their 2 year old son stopped breathing. A San Mateo deputy clocked 110 mph and Hall ran red lights. He was ticketed for speeding and faces possible reckless driving charges for failure to yield to police.
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John Hall
Stanford Medical Center
Debra
Hall
San Mateo County
Bruce Horan
Hora
Horan
Arson Cases Rise Across Maryland In 1991 Half-Year Review
Maryland arson activity shows a statewide 4 percent rise in the first half of 1991 with 1 415 incidents, while Frederick County reports 35 cases, down from 38 in 1990. The Western region falls 11 percent, Southern Maryland up 23 percent, and Montgomery Prince George's up modestly. A Maryland Arson Hotline offers rewards up to 5 000 for information leading to arrests or indictments.
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Frederick
Allegany
Carroll
Garrett
Washington
Bob Thomas
Calvert, Charles
St. Mary’s
Arsa Control Association of
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