New Market man charged with cruelty to animals
A 49 year old New Market man was charged Monday with three counts of cruelty to animals. Donald Lee of Green Valley Road was arrested after an animal cruelty investigation and a severely injured Labrador Retriever found on Old New London Road. The dog received treatment at an animal hospital. The injury stemmed from a choker chain around the neck. He was released on personal recognizance.
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New Market
Frederick County
Donald Lee
Green Valley Road
Richard Rochford
Steve Fogle
Lee
Fogle
Old
New London Road
Set. Fogle
Chuck Toberg
Sgt. Toberg
Domino's robbed in Eldersburg by knife-wielding thief
Maryland State Police report a 10:10 pm robbery at Domino's 1345 Liberty Road in Eldersburg. The white male suspect, 6 feet, 145 pounds with long brown hair and a bandana, fled after ordering employees to lie down. Police seek tips. possible link to other Carroll County robberies. Detective Sgt Bruce Smith reachable at 410-876-8989 or 420-848-3111.
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Domino’s Pizza
Maryland
Westminster
Liberty Road
Carroll County
Bruce Smith
Two Teens Indicted Over Victor Cullen Escape Case
Paul David Miller and Michael Keith Beers, both 16, were indicted by the Frederick County Grand Jury on charges of escape conspiracy and using a handgun to threaten staffer Brent Leigh Wilson during the December Victor Cullen Academy escape near Sabillasville. A masked gunman fired four rounds to aid Beers’s breakout. a .40 caliber cartridge and a preparatory escape letter were recovered. A separate indictment charged 18-year-old Bradley Ambush with multiple burglaries, thefts and property destruction across seven weeks in Frederick County, including Oct 20 to Dec 5 and an attempted burglary on Dec 3.
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Sabillasville
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Kerry L. Knott
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Bachtell
Bradley Eugene Ambush
Taney Avenue
Frederick
Mr. Ambush
John Jenkins
Harold Wright III
Elizabeth Borror
Paul Tooley
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Melodie Harsh
Diane Jimenez
Annapolis private schools push for state funding
About 500 private school advocates rallied in Annapolis to press Gov Glendening for 14 million dollars for textbooks and technology. They delivered 20 000 letters on cutout dolls and urged parity, noting many families cannot afford books. Governors focus remains on public education funding.
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Ronald Valenti
Archdiocese of Baltimore
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Del
Glendening
Joseph McTighe
Council For American Private Education
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Catholic Conference
Maryland Federation of Catholic School
Lions of
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St. Clement 1St Academy
Lansdowne
Maryland plan to fund tech scholarships praised by industry
Governor Parris Glendening's technology scholarship program drew praise from business leaders and students in Linthicum as a step to boost Maryland college graduates. Northrop Grumman could hire 250 to 300 workers quickly if candidates are available, highlighting the region's demand for trained talent.
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Parris Glendening
Maryland
Northrop Grummen
James Roche
Electronic Sensors
Linthicum
Roche
Grendening
Dyan Brasington
Maryland High Technology Council
Apartment fires roll through local buildings this week
Across a 24 hour period ending 8 p m Sunday fire crews logged an apartment building fire at 812 E South St and another at 600 N Bentz St Taney Apartments. A chimney fire occurred at 8094 Wallace Circle Carroll Manor Urbana. Ambulance calls totaled 40 emergencies and seven routines with agencies Independent Junior United Citizens Fort Detrick involved.
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United
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Taney Apartments
Wallace Circle
Carroll Manor
Urbana
Maryland and Frederick County Weather Forecast Update
Forecast covers Frederick County Maryland with tonight and Wednesday conditions including increasing cloudiness rain chances. Maryland beaches show partly cloudy tonight and rain possible late Wednesday with temperatures mid 30s to mid 50s and light southeast to southeast winds.
West Virginia man charged with impersonating police on 1-270
A Shepherdstown man Robert C. McEachern aged 47 flashed a badge in a white Honda Civic on 1 270 near Md 85 posing as a police officer. A woman kept her phone, reported the incident leading to a stop by Trooper Ira Click where the suspect admitted the act saying the woman pissed him off.
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West Virginia
Robert C. McEachern
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Ira Click
MD 85
Ito
Click
Storms Across Plains And West Coast Boost Flood Risk
A broad dynamic system swept the Plains with heavy rain and snow melt raising flash flood threats from Indiana to West Virginia while the Mississippi and Ohio valleys could see severe thunderstorms and isolated tornadoes. Another storm targeted the West Coast and Rockies with heavy rain in Northern California and up to a foot of snow in the mountains. Temperatures reached 87 in Laughlin and McAllen, while Clayton Lake Maine logged subzero.
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Mississippi
Ohio
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Kentucky
West Virginia
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Rocky Mountains
California
California Mountains
Rockies
Laughlin
McAllen
Texas
Clayton Lake
Maine
Mild Weather Dominates Week Forecast in 50s
The National Weather Service projects today will be mostly sunny with highs in the low 50s and light southeast winds. Tonight turns cloudy with lows in the mid to upper 30s, followed by a mostly cloudy Wednesday with a 40 percent afternoon rain chance and highs in the 50s. The Fredenck News-Post station logged a Monday low of 24 at 5 am and a high of 48 at 2:30 pm with light winds.
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Frederick County
Maryland
National Weather Service
Fredenck
U S leaders cement coalition for possible Iraq strike
Defense Secretary Cohen reports growing support for airstrikes against Iraq with a real coalition forming including Canada and Australia. He notes Oman would host five KC-10 tankers to support B 52s from Diego Garcia as part of a broader allied effort to pressure Saddam Hussein to allow weapons inspections.
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Aftershock Rakes Afghan Villages Frail Aid Efforts
Strong aftershocks hit Rustaq and surrounding areas in northeastern Afghanistan leveling remote villages and stranding relief convoys. Snow blanketed an airstrip hindering flights while UN trucks carried blankets sheeting and biscuits. Aid workers report thousands dead with figures clustering near 3 000 to 5 000.
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India
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Kabul
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Pakistan
Surgeon General Nominee Faces Abortion and AIDS Debate
Washington AP. Dr David Satcher, potential surgeon general, faces Senate confirmation amid fierce politics over abortion, AIDS, and other issues. Opponents led by Sen John Ashcroft attack his stance on late term abortion while supporters argue he will promote nutrition and anti smoking efforts. The post has lingered empty for years.
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Satcher
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Ashcroft
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Bill Frist
Conde Nast to Oversee New Yorker in Times Square Move
The New Yorker will join Conde Nast Publications in a January shift to the 48 story Conde Nast building in Times Square. The move aims to cut advertising costs while preserving editorial independence under Tina Brown. The magazine has struggled financially, losing about $10 million last year after a $30 million loss in 1993.
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Eustace Tilley
New Yorker
Vogue
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Tina Brown
Ms. Brown
Internet becomes world photo album MYSTIC Conn
Lara Nolan gave birth last year in Seattle and her father in Florida viewed newborn photos online. The Nolans shared ultrasound and baby pictures via email and the Internet, easing fears as the baby arrived eight weeks early. Relatives nationwide can see updates with a click.
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Waterbury
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Massachusetts
Canada
Oil crew member killed by brown bear in Alaska
A six man survey crew mapping a potential oil field was attacked by a brown bear as they passed its den in Soldotna Alaska Audelio Luis Cortes 49 of Charo Mexico died from a head injury in the attack Wildlife biologist Ted Spraker described brown bears as light sleepers and dangerous when awakened The bear weighed up to 1400 pounds and stood as tall as nine feet on its hind legs
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Charo
Mexico
Ted Spraker
AOL raises unlimited access fee to 21.95 dollars
America Online will raise the monthly fee for unlimited access to 21.95 dollars starting in April. CEO Steve Case says the hike funds network upgrades after a surge in users and a partial service collapse last year. The company grew to over 11 million members in 1997 and now serves about half of connected American households.
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America Online
AOL
Steve Case
Case
Dulles
Vehicle type linked to fatalities
Washington AP reports a detailed study by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety finds occupants of cars die four times as often as those in pickups or SUVs in two vehicle crashes especially when side impacts. The analysis notes higher SUV frame rails and greater ride height increase risk to car occupants.
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Insurance Institute For Highway Safety
Brian O'Neill
Institute
O'Neill
Mercedes
O’neill
Evolution of the locket from mourning to picture jewelry
The first lockets emerged in the 17th century as concealed spaces in padlocks to hold hair, often worn as mourning jewelry. Queen Victoria popularized picture lockets by wearing a bracelet with Prince Albert’s photo, inspiring broader use for daughters in law and broader fashion trends. Modern locket styles now range from Victorians to contemporary pieces in gold, filled, and sterling metals, marketed as romantic gifts.
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Queen Victoria
Prince Albert
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