Police chase ends in death of 14 year old in Maryland crash
A high speed pursuit on Md. 140 near Westminster ended when Anthony Tyrone Anderson, 14, lost control of a stolen 1990 Buick and crashed into a signpost near Cranberry Exxon. The driver died. a juvenile passenger was in critical condition and flown to Shock Trauma. State police withheld the passenger’s name.
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Westminster
Baltimore
Maryland
Jeffrey Hartzler
MD. 140
MD. 91
Hartzler
James Huber
Anthony Tyrone Anderson
Huber
Cranberry Exxon Station
Exxon
R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center
Anderson
Randallstown
Sgt. Huber
Cranberry Road
MINX linked court bail reviews expand across county system
Television system links will stream bail hearings over MINX between jail and courthouse with secure lines provided by Frederick Cablevision and C&P Telephone. The upgrade promises cost savings, safer proceedings, and potential public access challenges while defense and media raise privacy concerns.
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MINX
Frederick Cablevision
C&p Telephone
Robert W. Cole
Frederick Cablevision Operations
C&p
Mr. Cole
Cablevision
Cpl. Green
Frederick
Harford
Prince George's
Montgomery County
Maryland
Ashcroft cites limits of centralized govt at NGA dinner
Ashcroft, Republican head of the National Governors Association, urged less centralized power while addressing Eastern Europe and the Russian republics. Country singer Crystal Gale performed including Ready for the Times to Get Better and commented that public talk on the recession worsens it, hoping for an economic turnaround.
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Europe
Capitol Hill
Ashcroft
National Governors Association
Crystal Gale
the Times
Postal workers organize Baltimore hunger drive for meals
Ewing cites 225000 nonperishable items equaling about 400000 meals for Maryland's needy. Liberto explains the idea from a postal service newsletter and chairs a charity committee. Ruder approves the project with the union. Rankin offers free printing for fliers. Dundalk workers volunteer to collect and deliver donations.
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Patricia Liberto
Postal Service
Baltimore
Liberto
Gary Rankin
Chesapeake & Graphic Impressions
Strata Mailing Services Inc
Glen Burnie
Dundalk
Carl Sefa
Jubilee at Asbury church marks Black History Month
Frederick chapter of the National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women's Clubs hosted a Jubilee at Asbury United Methodist Church on Sunday night. The program featured multiple performances by groups including The Messengers of Faith from Baltimore, who performed The Evolution of African-American Spiritual Music.
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Frederick
National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Asbury United Methodist Church
Messengers of Faith
Baltimore
Maryland‑wide car emission standards spark bill fight
Gov Schaefer backs a three year plan to require all cars and light trucks sold in Maryland to meet California emission limits. Auto and oil industry opponents warn of costs and fuel price increases while supporters cite regional smog reduction efforts and existing federal controls.
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Baltimore
Maryland
William Donald Schaefer
General Assembly
California
General Motors Corp
Perciasepe
Steve Smythe
EuroMotorcars
Rockville
Ferciasepe
Gorilla loses toe in fight over mate at Cleveland Zoo
Katie the lowland gorilla suffered a toe amputation after a Thursday fight with her new partner Oscar at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo. She also bruised her back in the tussle, while officials say dominance struggles drive such behavior. Timmy was sent to the Bronx Zoo to mate with another gorilla.
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Cleveland
Katie
Oscar
Cleveland Metroparks
Alan Sironen
Timmy
Bronx
New York
Topeka
Kan
Noriega defense: documents bolster war on drugs ally claim
Miami AP Noriega defense opens claiming he aided U S drug war. Attorneys aim to introduce DEA CIA and military officials to prove cooperation. Noriega faces up to 140 years. AP docs show narcotics division named Colombian money launderers and aided indictment of Medellin cartel chief Gacha.
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Miami
Manuel Noriega
Noriega
U.S
William Hoeveler
Jon May
Drug Enforcement Administration
CIA
Military
United States
Central and
South America
May
Associated Press
Medellin Cartel
Jose Gonzalo Rodriguez Gacha
Experts to testify at Dahmer's sanity trial
Milwaukee AP reports testimony will focus on Dahmer's motives. Defense seeks diagnosis of a compulsion to have sex with dead people while prosecutors argue Dahmer acted with calculated, controllable conduct. Jury to decide prison or mental hospital based on insanity verdict.
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Dahmer
Milwaukee
Jeffrey Dahmer
Gerald Boyle
E. Michael McCann
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