Arms raid shocks Frederick County with explosives seizure near Monrovia
Police seized weapons and explosives during a two month probe at Ryan's home on Browningsville Road and at an auto shop on Green Valley Road Monrovia. Officials described seized arms as including automatics a Colt AR 33 a Korean War carbine and a Chinese AK 47 along with blasting caps time fuses trip wires and booby trap simulators. A dog helped locate some explosives and 30 marijuana plants were removed near the railroad tracks potentially worth tens of thousands.
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Poller
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Monrovia
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Dudley
Mount Pinatubo tremors signal imminent eruption in Philippines
Mt Pinatubo activity worsened with more small earthquakes, according to the nation’s chief volcanologist. In Maryland, a separate raid at Kemptown Church Road led to the arrest of Mr Toms, with police reporting marijuana and drug paraphernalia found in his truck. Court records show undercover officers met Mr Ryan in late June and purchased cocaine and marijuana in July, amid discussions of multiple firearms including a MAC 10. Ryan demonstrated the weapon’s capability near Monrovia, firing about 20 rounds in 15 seconds, while neighbors described frequent late day shooting. The raids involved Frederick County Narcotics Task Force, Sheriff's Office, Fire Marshal, and ATF. Ryan faces charges for dynamiting property, criminal distribution of cocaine and marijuana, possession of a machine gun, explosives, and related counts. Toms faces dynamiting property and weapon/illegal possession charges.
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Frederick County
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Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
President Bush attends Keys game amid mixed fanfare
President George H. W. Bush and Mrs Bush visited a Frederick Keys baseball game, greeting fans as glove and ball requests poured in for autographs. The couple sat in a ski box with M J Grove and family before departing with their entourage after the top of the eighth. The Keys lost 4 to 0.
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Denise Smith
QE2 cruise cancellations extend to September
The Queen Elizabeth 2 cruises are canceled through the end of September due to greater than expected damage from the grounding. Divers found an uncharted rock near the accident site Friday bearing red paint matching the QE2 hull, suggesting it may have caused the incident.
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Boston
Relief convoy action in Bosnia amid siege and NATO moves
NATO Secretary General Manfred Woerner led a three hour ambassador meeting as Western Europe plans to escort a 5000 soldier convoy from Split to Sarajevo amid Serb encirclement. The U S Navy ordered the Saratoga and 80 warplanes toward the Adriatic to support UN aid, while Bosnia's president calls for talks and the EC mediator urges lifting the siege. A UN human rights probe by Mazowiecki is set for Aug 28, with results aiding potential war crimes trials. Serbia and Croatia exchange hundreds of POWs, and Bush aides deny prior knowledge of atrocities being widely publicized.
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Radovan Karadzic
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Geneva
Tadeusz Mazowiecki
Mazowiecki
Serbia
Croatia
Bush
Marlin Fitzwater
Vandals hit newspaper racks damaging papers
Mr Mullican said shortages Saturday morning followed by vandalism that damaged both local and out of town papers. The incident was reported to Maryland State Police. George B. Delaplaine Jr., News-Post editor and publisher, apologized to subscribers and advertisers as extra copies of the afternoon edition were provided to replace the damaged issues.
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Maryland
George B. Delaplaine Jr
News- Post
GOP Leaders Brace for Unity Amid Platform Controversy
Delegates acknowledge diversity within the party and insist unity can exist without complete consensus. Anita Stup notes possible divisiveness over pro life while predicting a unifying Dallas Houston gathering. Snodgrass expects past tensions to be resolved as focus shifts to re electing the president. Rolle adds platform disputes are behind them as the campaign heading to Houston takes center stage.
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Woman critically injured after head-on crash in Frederick
From Staff Reports a Frederick city woman Faula Winkler was cut from a car after a two vehicle crash at Bethel and Fox Road and listed in critical condition at R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center Baltimore. William Marino crossed the center line causing the collision and was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital in stable condition. Charges are pending.
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Fox Road
R Adams Cowley
Baltimore
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Bethel Road
William Marino
Key Parkway
Frederick
Frederick County
Scott Jewell
Winkler
Maryland State Police
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
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