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Frederick man, 49, charged in crack cocaine case
John Edward Childs, 49, of East South Street, was arrested at 11:48 a.m. during a Frederick City Police drug operation at John Hanson Apartments on North Bentz Street. He was charged with possession of two racks of crack cocaine and trespassing after a prior warning not to enter the public housing property.
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John Edward Childs
East South Street
John Hanson
North Bentz Street
Childs
Fire log report for past 24 hours
Fire calls reported through 9 p.m. include multiple incidents across Frederick County. Notable events: early morning Ramada Inn building fire at 1 19 a.m. on Gapland Road. 10 49 a.m. wires down on Middletown. 12 01 p.m. house fire on Old Middletown Road. 4 68 p.m. building fire at Citizens 17821 Elgin Road. 6 18 p.m. house fire on Dixon Road. Locations: Emmitsburg Braddock Heights Carroll Manor Hyattstown Urbana and Middletown.
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Middletown
Old Middletown Road
Braddock Heights
Elgin Road
Carroll Manor
Dixon Road
Hyattstown
Urbana
Maryland Lottery Draws Night Results Report
Baltimore AP notes Tuesday night drawings across Maryland lotteries. Daily Lottery Pick Four numbers 746. Match Five numbers 7 046 9 and 4 18 20 27 35.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Walkersville approves school plan amid funding doubt
Walkersville Planning Commission backed preliminary plans for a new elementary school next to Marpat development despite state deferral of 3.7 million in funding. County officials insist the facility is needed, with final funding decisions due in January and enrollment pressures cited.
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Junng Tur le Scroul
Interagency Committee
Ray Barnes
Frederick County Public Schools
Walkersville
Barnes
State Board of Public Works
Mr. Barnes
Jay Associates
Heg PeDenbids KaMdue
Joe Cahn
Lin Snider
Commission
Phil Smith
Clyde Berger
John Merando
Kenneth Lord
Planning Commission
Marpat
P M Affairs wins OK to convert building into reception hall
Freder ick based hospitality firm P M Affairs gains approval from the Board of Zoning Appeals to repurpose the former Bowers Lumber Co. site at 257 E Sixth St into a 4700 square foot reception center while pursuing zoning amendments. The move fills a downtown need after the Francis Scott Key Hotel closed, with Hood College and Holiday Inn facilities booked through 1995. Additional items include a home business publishing exception for James O Neal, parking relief for First Centrum Development Corp., a 35 foot rear-yard variance for Dr Nils Olson, and a family day care special exception for AU kUW adebedo 24 Vite SAA La Capire children. Board chairman Charles F Trunk NY cites full attendance and his reappointment as chair for four years.
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Frederick
Bowers Lumber Co
Board of Zoning Appeals
E. Sixth St
P.M. Affairs
Pat Norberg
Norberg
Hood College
Holiday Inn
Appeals Board
James O'Neal
Ardmore Court
Baughman's Lane
Paula Connolly
Ambleside Court
Charles F. Trunk NY
Trunk
Paul Gordon
Winter Weather Forecast for Western Maryland
Light snow likely tonight with lows 25 to 30 and a 70 percent chance of precipitation. Thursday brings diminishing snow and partly sunny skies with highs in the mid 30s and northwest winds 10 to 15 mph. An extended cold pattern continues Friday through Sunday with teens to mid-30s and periodic flurries or chances of snow showers.
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Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Open Parole Hearings Backed by Maryland Officials
A victims rights advocate lauds Maryland public safety chief for not opposing opening parole hearings to victims and reporters. Bishop L Robinson plans to open about 1500 of 15000 annual hearings to a limited group of observers next summer, contingent on logistical and cost considerations.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Public Safety
Department of Correction
Roberta Roper
Roper
Stephanie Roper
Upper Marlboro
Bishop L. Robinson
Maryland Parole Commission
Maryland seeks end to high income tax surtax
An Annapolis budget panel proposes a 5 percent spending cap for 1995 and a sunset for the income surtax on Marylanders earning over 100000 for singles and 150000 for joint filers, set to expire December 31 1994 unless extended. Legislators and Gov Schaefer weigh extending the tax as leaders push restraint.
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Annapolis
Laurence Levitan
Montgomery
Howard P. Rawlings
Baltimore
House Appropriations Committee
Rawlings
Levitan
Senate
House
William Donald Schaefer
Schaefer
Next Dance Dress That Lets Her Move Comfortably
The note suggests a dancer seeks attire for the darkened floor, prioritizing comfort and ease of movement. It expresses appreciation for a brotherly consideration and guidance.
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