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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 2001

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Judge orders retrial in 27 year prison case

Michael Austin, 53, released on $10,000 bail after a Baltimore judge overturned his murder conviction in the 1974 killing of Roy Kellam at a Baltimore market. Centurion Ministries highlighted trial errors, while prosecutors weigh next steps. Austin plans youth ministry, church on New Year’s Eve and time with friends.

Jessup Michael Austin Maryland House of Correction Austin Baltimore Yvonne Rahman Ms. Rahman Regal Circuit John Carroll Byrnes James McCloskey Centurion Ministries New Jersey Mr. McCloskey Sharon May Sion McCloskey Byres Byrnes Riviera Kellam

Woman 18 Injured in Md 26 Stop Sign Collision

An 18-year-old Union Bridge woman, Jessica Niederberger, was seriously injured when her Buick failed to yield at a stop sign on Md 26 and Clemsonville Road, hitting a dump truck with a front-end loader. The crash shut Md 26 for about two hours. the truck flipped onto an embankment, and Niederberger was airlifted to R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore. Truck driver Monty Kinna and passenger Sloane Roesch received care and were released from hospitals. investigation ongoing.

MD. 26 Clemsonville Road Unionville Union Bridge Maryland Jessica Niederberger Monty Kinna KA. Sherwood

Seniors in Annapolis Welcome 2002 At Afternoon Party

Regulars at the Annapolis Senior Center marked New Year’s Day in 2002 with a 1:30 p.m. celebration. John Norfolk, 68, a retired factory worker, warmed up with Auld Lang Syne on his keyboard and said older folks prefer early festivities.

Annapolis Annapolis Senior Center John Norfolk

Altman Attends National Young Leaders Conference

Edward Altain of Frederick, a senior at Frederick High School, recently attended the National Young Leaders Conference in Washington DC. The program selects high school students by merit and community leadership to interact with national leaders, work through national issues via simulations, and meet members of Congress and prominent journalists.

Edward Altai Frederick Washington Hee Chris Watson This i Dso Kew Shelten

Advocates wanted for nursing homes in Montgomery County

The Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Services seeks volunteer advocates for nursing home residents. Flexible daytime hours, countywide placements, training provided by professionals. A 24-hour volunteer session runs January 22 to 25 from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. at Holiday Park Senior Center in Wheaton. Orientation to aging, nursing, home systems, laws, and advocacy skills included. Registration required. call Eileen Bennett at 240-777-1067.

Rockville Montgomery County Department of Health Fluman Nin Holiday Park

Hit and run injures 2 Baltimore County officers

A man is jailed on suspicion of causing a hit and run that struck an unmarked Baltimore County police cruiser injuring Officer Mark Parry, who remains in critical but stable condition. A second officer in a marked cruiser was wounded by a pickup at Old Court and Liberty, and a third crash left a cruiser overturned on the Beltway near Harford Road.

Baltimore White Marsh Mark Parry University of Maryland Parry Joppa Road Pleasant Plains Road Ronald Brooks Offi Cers Applebee's Old Court Liberty Roads Sinai Hospital Sinai Brooks Baltimore County Baltimore Beltway Harford Road

Limited Interest Seen in Anthrax Vaccine for Postal Workers

Health officials offered anthrax vaccines Friday at two Maryland postal centers but drew few takers. CDC opened shots for Brentwood Road and surrounding facilities after anthrax tainted letters sickened four, killed two, and contaminated the Brentwood building. By late afternoon only six began the three shot series at the sites, while 112 extended antibiotic courses and 218 sought information.

Capitol Heights Maryland Centers For Disease Central Brentwood Road Washington Gaithersburg Brentwood Bolt CDC Sandra Sith Hyattsville Smith Capitol Hill

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