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A clumsy OCR result lists subscription and advertising contact information for Montgomery Go Press. It includes a street address at Maryland Avenue Rockville Maryland, a News Matters phone line and an Advertising line, plus a rate table showing monthly and yearly pricing with tax amounts.
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Maryland Lotto winner nets 4.5 million prize
Maryland Lottery reports a pot winner in Wednesday night Lotto with an estimated 4.5 million prize. Winning numbers were 14 28 40 47 and 23. five numbers matched, each ticket worth one dollar. The next drawing carries an estimated 1 million.
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Arrests on Drug Charges Across Eastern Panhandle
Eastern Panhandle residents face federal drug charges after a wide investigation led by a U.S. Attorney and a federal grand jury in mid November. Arrests, ongoing cases, and additional suspects were noted, with law enforcement reporting activity through the prior 24 hour period.
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Maryland Lottery Draw Notes From Wednesday Night Draws
Baltimore AP reports Maryland lottery results from Wednesday night drawing. Numbers listed include 14 16 24 28 40 with a 47 outcome, details scant and not fully legible. No clear names or organizations beyond Maryland Lottery referenced.
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Mild weather may fade as December forecast turns cooler
Local and national forecasts show warmer than usual November in Frederick County with 50.9 average, nine days above 70 degrees, and 3.4 inches of rain. Almanac predicts below average December temperatures with snow or rain mid month, while Weather Service calls for a brief warm spell followed by possible cold snaps and mostly sunny days through the weekend.
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Racism as a virus and the call to rebuild democracy
Loretta Ross of the Center for Democratic Renewal told a Hood College audience that racism mutates like a virus and America cannot be cured. She warned hate groups remain, cited 300 groups with about 25,000 members, praised pro democracy efforts, and urged renewed commitment to freedoms for the poor amid political shifts and Proposition 187 debates.
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Storm pounds Northwest with high winds and heavy rain
A Pacific Northwest storm lashed Washington Oregon and parts of Montana and Wyoming with 1 to 3 inches of rain and wind gusts up to 100 mph at Timberline Lodge Oregon. Rain totals included 3.16 inches in Bremerton Washington with snow level dropping toward 2500 feet in the Cascades and up to 6 inches possible later in some mountains. Dense fog reduced visibility in California’s San Joaquin Valley while arctic air produced extreme wind chills in Colorado and North Dakota.
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Illamsville Man Critical After I-70 Wreck Near I-270
Jerold Fenton, 50, of Monhurt, was hospitalized in Baltimore in critical condition after his car left I-70 and struck a guardrail. Police said the Illamsville resident was ejected, not wearing a seat belt, and the vehicle overturned about 250 feet from the road.
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Frederick County Teachers Association Begins Negotiations
FCTA starts 1996 contract talks with the Board of Education. President Jack Patterson met with his negotiating team to set the agenda, focusing on six compensation related items including base pay, evening high school rates, workshops, chairs and leaders activities pay, and health insurance. Patterson surveyed members and held four meetings to gauge opinions. Board discussions to begin after the new year.
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