Accident injures three on South Jefferson Street
Three people were injured when two vehicles struck a truck crossing Jefferson Street at 5 18 p m Friday Frederick City Police said Harry Melvin Wheeler of Coates North Carolina drove a Chevy truck across Jefferson Street toward the U S 15 on ramp and collided with the other vehicle Wheeler his sister Hazel Alter of Myersville and David G Tucker of Frederick were taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital with Wheeler and Alter reported to be under evaluation Tucker treated and released injuries not fully detailed the accident under ongoing investigation
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Jefferson Street
Frederick City
Harry Melvin Wheeler
Wheeler
Ms. Alter
Frederick man charged with theft and battery at Kings Mens Wear
A 36 year old Frederick man Gary A. Taylor is jailed on felony theft and battery charges after allegedly stealing five sweaters valued at 645 dollars from Kings Mens Wear. He was arrested after a store owner pursued him with Frederick police officer Stocksdale aiding, bail set at 5000 dollars.
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Frederick
King’s Mens Wear
Frederick County
Gary A. Taylor
Ice Street
Gregory Stocksdale
Mr. Taylor
Richard Kessler
Kessler
Stocksdale
Taylor
West South Street
Fred Bower
Frederick City
Angelio N. Curtis
County seeks landfill loan for Site A capping
Frederick County requests an 11 million dollar loan from the Maryland Water Quality Revolving Loan Fund to cap Site A of the Reidh's Ford Road landfill. Funds would be repaid at below market rates, with interest historically ranging 2.25 to 4.89 percent. Project start hinges on Site B opening, which will include a new scale house and entrance on Reich's Ford Road to fix sight distance issues.
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Frederick County
Reidh
Ford Road
Maryland Water Quality Revolving Loan Fund
Schroder
Robert Hayes
Hayes
City officers make drug battery arrests
Frederick police reported several Friday incidents. Jeffrey Allen Bohn, 36, was charged with possession of marijuana after a suspected drug transaction near Center and Washington streets and released on own recognizance. Rodgers Polk Jr., 32, of Heather Ridge Drive, was charged with battery after allegedly beating his wife and released on own recognizance. Robert Michael Junkins, 27, of Key Parkway, was found passed out at a party and accused of burglary and destruction of property, jailed on $500 bond.
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Keymar
Center
Washington
Frederick City
Jeffrey Allen Bohn
Rodgers Polk Jr
Heather Ridge Drive
Robert Michael Junkins
Key Parkway
Mr. Junkins
Junkins
Jenkins
Frederick County
Weather Summary For Maryland Western Region And Mountains
National MCU forecast shows 2 to 3 inches of snow in western Maryland this morning changing to rain and ending. West to east winds intensify. highs near mid 40s, windy and cold tonight with lows 15 to 25. Sunday remains windy and cold with highs 25 to 35. Mountains see 4 to 8 inches snow ending this afternoon, then clearing and windy with falling temperatures. highs around 30, NW winds 15 to 25 with gusts. Extended outlook: mostly sunny and cold Monday with single digit to teens west, 20s elsewhere. highs 20s to 30s. Tuesday mostly sunny and cold with 30s. Wednesday sunny and cold with 30s.
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Maryland
Winter Blizzard Closes Minnesota State Government
A severe blizzard lashed the northern Plains and Midwest with the governor shutting down Minnesota state offices at noon. Ely recorded 23 degrees below zero, wind chills reached 70 below in some areas, and whiteout conditions were reported across western Minnesota forcing travel advisories.
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Midwest
Minnesota
Ely
Minn
Glasgow
Mont
Minneapolis
Bismarck
N.C
Des Moines
Town
Casper
Wyo
Detroit
Florida
Arne Carlson
Minnesota Department of Transportation
Rockies
Central Plains
Great Lakes
Southern Plains
Gulf Coast
Tennessee River Valley
Court agendas set in two local U S District Court cases
Pre trial scheduling is set in Baltimore for a Frederick County dispute over a 1991 solid waste ordinance and a disability education suit. A $25 million Free State Recycling Systems claim seeks jury trial in September if talks fail. The education case involves Middletown youth with ADHD and parents seeking about $75,000 in educational expenses plus fees.
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Baltimore
U.S. District Court
Frederick County
Free State Recycling Systems
Middletown
Barbara J
Harold Koster
Virginia
Benson Legg
Marvin Garbis
Free State
Trial set for ex bank president in currency violations
A three day trial is set for February 20 1996 for Terry L Reiber former president of Myersville Bank in Hagerstown Maryland after a U S district court appearance where he was granted continued personal bond with travel limits and charged by a federal grand jury with concealing cash transactions over ten thousand dollars under federal law a conviction could bring up to five years in prison and a 250000 fine
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Baltimore
Terry L. Reiber
Myersville Bank
Mr. Reiber
Hagerstown
U.S. District Court
Paul M. Rosenberg
Condi
Reiber
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Fredenck
Montgomery County
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News Matters
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Lovellsville
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Urbana
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Addock Heights
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Inrederick
Frederick Shopping Center
Nee
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David Kuhn
Orndorft Drive
Alfred Borrero
Bon Ton
Frederick Towne Mall
Douglas Tallman
News-Post
Mr. Hayes
Board of County Commissioners
Metropolitan
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Simply Marvelous
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3M Company
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