Drug arrests on South Market Street in Frederick
Frederick City Police arrested Vincent Depaw Fong 20 of Washington DC on cocaine distribution and drug possession charges after he resisted arrest and allegedly swallowed crack cocaine. Two Frederick men, Steven Hopkins 23 and Jody Yingling 32, were charged with drug possession and Yingling with possession with intent to distribute. A bystander, Troy Andrews of Capitol Heights, was charged with assault and related offenses after inciting a crowd. Police recovered $300.
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Frederick City
South Market Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Vincent Depaw Fong
Washington, D.C
Pat O'Brien
Mr. Fong
Frederick
Steven Bruce Hopkins
Golden Valley Court
Jody Matthew Yingling
Linganore Road
Sgt. O'Brien
Mr. Hopkins
Mr. Yingling
Yingling
Fong
O’brien
Frederick Memorial
Mr. Andrews
Barn owl pellet study fuels science curiosity at Brunswick High
Students peel back the mystery of bones inside barn owl pellets costing about $1 each, with teachers like Ms. Stiles and Ms. Owens using the finds to link human anatomy lessons to natural history. Pellets drawn from farms, silos, and barns fuel lessons and research on barn owl diets and reproduction.
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Ms. Stiles
Miss Dillon
Brunswick High School
Frederick County
Janet Owens
Catoctin High School
Ms. Owens
County business leader warns of future checks on projects
Pleasants predicts a suit for compensatory damages over legal fees after a solid waste zoning change. He accuses Frederick County commissioners of unwinding prior approvals and inviting state roadblocks. Owning four shopping centers and three housing developments, he says Byler and Free State projects raise ongoing risk and may force him to halt future business in the county. Yingling notes similar concerns in the business community, while Pleasants remains hopeful the democratic process will resolve the disputes.
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Pleasants
Byler
Free State
Frederick County
Yingling
Schools data show 1992 workforce and operations summary
The 1992 school system employed 3,078 staff, including 1,606 teachers. Bus fleet logged 4.2 million miles over 180 days, with 2,092 school employees and 986 as support staff. Schools occupy 3.75 million square feet on 48 acres, serving 2.2 million lunches and 100,332 breakfasts while spending 13.2 million from the construction fund, mostly 10.2 million from local taxes.
Four from Fort Detrick deployed to Somalia hospital
Four members of the US Army Medical Materiel Agency from Fort Detrick were sent to Mogadishu to help set up a field hospital at the airport. They will be away about 30 to 45 days with an initial 109 beds and capacity to 296.
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Army
Fort Detrick
Somalia
Mogadishu
United States
Norman Covert
Covert
Somalia Mines Wound 3 U S Troops. Bush to Visit
The wounded Americans were ferried to the USS Tripoli after a minefield near Bardera wounded three U S soldiers involved in Operation Restore Hope. A second mine found prompted caution as forces intensify mine searches. President Bush plans a New Year visit to U S troops in Somalia.
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White House
Bush
U.S
Somalia
Tripoli
Peck
Bardera
Clinton Proposes Drug Crime Measures and Local Control
Clinton discussion focuses on new drug crime offenses including a potential death penalty for drug related killings. Officials note that local communities could gain control of federal drug funds, with experts and Mr. Barnes supporting more state and community discretion.
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Baltimore
Clinton
Barnes
Trucker Dies In Fiery Beltway Crash And Spill
A crash on a beltway spur caused a 6000 gallon fuel spill and a blast that engulfed the area in flames. Witnesses described a tanker overturning as the trailer separated, a tractor struck by a car, and a gas explosion that left one trucker dead and several drivers fleeing. No charges will be filed against survivors.
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Kenneth W. Oland
Jonathan S. Smith
Herndon
Oland
Jeannette Y. Pile
Arlington
James J. Warden
Woodbridge
Capt
Cotton
Mine field danger cited as Marines advance on Bardera
Col. Peck said U S Marines faced mine fields in Bardera area where four Americans were killed earlier in the mission. A U S special envoy, Robert Oakley, traveled to Bardera to consult clan elders as Marines head toward Hoddur and Bardera with mine sweeping planned.
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Mohamed Said Hirsi
Mohammed Siad Barre
Morgan
Peck
Col
Bardera
Pleui
Col. Peck
Army
Bulgaria
Belgium
U.S
Robert Oakley
Oakley
Hoddur
Baidoa
Satellite office opens in Discovery
Discovery gains a new Frederick County Sheriff satellite office aimed at easier community reporting and crime deterrence. Deputies will visit for reports rather than return to Frederick, serving a patrol sector bounded by Md 194 and Md 26. Local residents welcome visibility, with plans for monthly meetings and newsletters to inform neighbors.
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Frederick
Cpl. Toberg
MD. 194
MD. 26
Rick Roscoe
Mr. Roscoe
Roscoe
Marvin Elfman
Frederick County
Carl Harbaugh
New Market
Victor Cullen Academy
Sabillasville
Francis Scott Key Mall
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