Missing 6 year old Michele Dorr prompts mother search
Gaithersburg mother Dorothy Dorr seeks clues to Michele Dorr a six year old who vanished from her grandfather's Silver Spring yard as police pursued a complex case. Dorr faced personal crisis including hospital care and financial strain while pledging to continue the search despite doubts and a available reward.
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Circus battles to stay afloat amid rising costs and rules
The Clyde Beatty-Cole Brothers Circus remains one of about a dozen traveling circuses in the United States. Manager Bob Rawls cites insurance and local ordinances as daily concerns while two performances Monday and two more today aim to meet daily expenses of 15 000 to 17 000 dollars. Performers like Gabriel Flores and Enrique Soto travel through 115 cities this year performing under the big top with lions, tigers, clowns and jugglers. Soto, 24, from Mexico, and Flores, who began on the high wire at 17, have long ties to the circus world, including time with Ringling Brothers.
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Deadly gas eruptions traced to ancient Rome
Providence AP reports deadly gas emissions resemble the 1984 Cameroon tragedy. Brown University’s Joseph Devine and URI’s Heraldur Sigurdsson linked the events, noting shifting winds may drive deaths as volunteers rush to Africa to aid relief and study efforts.
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Deputy shot incident lingered with no suspects yet
A striker from United Steelworkers Local 7836 was arrested for obstructing justice as investigators looked into the shooting at the aluminum plant. Beall of Old National Pike posted a $500 bond and was released. Union members say they are locked out, while the company cites a strike. Authorities link the incident to the ongoing work stoppage, with gas exposure reported near Lake Nios and hydrogen sulfide possibly mixed with carbon dioxide.
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Bloodmobile at Frederick Moose Lodge this afternoon
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at Frederick Moose Lodge, 628 E Patrick St, today from 1 to 6 30 p.m. New and previous donors may walk in during registration hours to give blood. All types are needed especially O positive and O negative due to holiday demand. Donor must be in good health weigh at least 110 pounds and be at least 17 years old. There is no upper age limit if medical requirements are met. Previous donors need at least eight weeks between donations and should bring donor cards. The Moose Lodge offers air conditioning and free parking.
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AIDS mosquitoes found in Africa in insect study
Paris AP reports scientist Jean-Claude Chermann of the Pasteur Institute found the AIDS virus in 50 insects from Zaire but says epidemiology shows no transmission to humans by mosquitoes or other insects. He notes children outdoors rarely acquire AIDS, except from mother at birth.
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Banks cut prime rate to 7.5 percent in major move
Wells Fargo led a reduction to 7.5 percent with Morgas Cuaramty Trust Co of New York and No. First National Bank of Chicago following. The Fed had cut its discount rate earlier, and banks aim to stimulate the economy amid weak reports.
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Man critically stabbed after roadside altercation
Montgomery Bureau reports a 25-year-old man remains in critical condition at Suburban Hospital after a Monday night stabbing on Viers Mill Road. Investigators say the assailant fled in a black compact car after the attack near 1900 Viers Mill Road. the victim staggered to a nearby 7 11 on Atlantic Avenue before collapsing. Police will not release the victim’s identity until next of kin are notified.
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