Lottery results from Baltimore Harrisburg and DC
AP reports Tuesday night lottery drawings for Maryland Daily Lottery Pick 4 and Big 4 numbers, with Maryland and Pennsylvania results listed. Washington DC also reported its Tuesday lottery draws. The Maryland Daily Lottery showed 2 1 9 and Pick 4 6 5 3 7, while Pennsylvania Big 4 was 5 4 0 and Daily Number 6 7 3.
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Fire log reports multiple city blazes and transfers
A 12 hour period ending 10 p.m. Tuesday logged numerous fire calls. Incidents include garage, building, house, automobile fires at locations such as 326 W College Terrace and 1835 Rosemont Ave, plus washdown on Petersville Rd. Fire companies from Junior United Citizens Brunswick New Market Urbana Mount Airy responded. ambulances 14 emergency, 2 routine.
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Fourth Street
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Citizens
Rosemont Ave
Montevue
Petersville Road
Brunswick Fire Company
Hall Road
New Market
United, Urbana
Green Valley Station
Urbana Fire Company
Mount Airy
Libertytown
Pleasant Grove DR
New Market Fire Company
Louder Road
Weather outlook for Maryland and nearby regions
A weak cold front from Pennsylvania shifts into Maryland tonight bringing cooler air and fog. A Texas storm heads northeast to trigger another rainy spell Thursday night into Friday. Western Maryland stays cloudy and cool with highs 40s to 45, rain likely Friday. Maryland mountains warm today then cool Thursday with possible showers. Temperature readings from Frederick to Oakland list low 30s to mid 40s.
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Texas
Carrell
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Howard
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Washington
Weathering a mixed storm front moves across regions
A fast moving storm brought rain snow and hail to Southern California and a 15 foot sea search by the Coast Guard for an unidentified vessel in distress near Ventura. Texas saw seven inches of rain in eight hours ending a 51 day dry spell and flooding streets while wind knocked out power to thousands near San Francisco. North Dakota trucks spread sand on slick Interstate 29 as freeze and drizzle disrupts highways and Dallas Fort Worth traffic faces waterlogged streets with two Bonham houses evacuated.
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Ventura
David Dailey
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Oakland
Pinole
Rodeo
San Pablo
Dublin
Sonoma
Ukiah
San Jose
Harry Arnott
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Dallas
Fort Worth
Bonham
David Norris
Workers tested for poisons continuation
Six employees treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital were Cora Amoss Norma Thomas Jesse Morrison Robert Shafer Earl Green and Madeline Geichen Rotorex nurse The plant chief said he expects full details on who went for tests and their results by noon Today He will also report on gaseous materials and readings from the plant conducted this morning Tests are done three times daily readings so far negative He expressed a wish for clues
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Cora Amoss
Norma Thomas
Jesse Morrison
Robert Shafer
Earl Green
Madeline Geichen
Rotorex
Kolojesk
Kolojeski
Reagan calls to end welfare web and prune programs
President Reagan argued welfare should be judged by recipient independence and proposed deep cuts in federal job training, WIN elimination, and Youth programs. Democratic responses praised jobs while warning of rising hardship, with health care debate and tax reform tying to deficits.
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George Mitchell
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Mitchell
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
D.N.Y
Reagan
Claude Pepper
D-Fla
Reagan proposes 994 billion budget plan faces House opposition
Reagan's 1987 budget favors privatization of federal assets including Bonneville Power Administration and Elk Hills oil fields, pledging 12.7 billion in five years while retaining dam titles. It spares tax increases and Social Security cuts but trims Medicare, Medicaid, and student aid, with defense up 11.9 percent and Gramm Rudman deficit cuts already in motion. Rep. Les Aspin calls it a shill budget, while critics warn of broad program eliminations and major privatizations.
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Ietawesygan
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Department of Energy
Ronald Reagan
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Jim Chapman
Texas
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