Police probing burglaries in Frederick last week
Frederick City Police investigate several burglaries reported Feb. 1 to Feb. 3 on East South Street and Key Parkway. Stolen items include a videocassette recorder computers jewelry stereo video player cash box and more. Call 694-2100 or Crime Solvers 663-3200 with tips.
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Frederick City
Southern States Cooperative
East South Street
Solarex Corp
Barry Horner
Key Parkway
Paul Croneburg
Fleete Transportation
Fire log summary of recent calls and fires
Fire log covers 24 hours to 10 p.m. including multiple building fires at S Jefferson Street and West Patrick Street, a trash fire at 10901 Farrier Road, and a transfer from Libertytown to Fort Detrick. Ambulance calls include 22 emergencies and 0 routines. Local units: Libertytown VFC and Independents.
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Farrier Road
Libertytown
New Market
Walkersville
VFC
Woodsboro
S. Jefferson St
Citizens
Independents
Uniteds
Patrick Street
Selwyn Drive
Fort Detrick
Lottery Draws From Baltimore Maryland Monday Night
Maryland lottery results announced on Monday night show Pick 3 numbers 0 5 9 and Pick 4 numbers 7 0 5 1. No further details provided on prizes or authorities.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Western Maryland and Maryland Mountains Weather Outlook
Western Maryland forecast shows fair cold nights with lows in the 20s and 30s, highs in the 20s. Maryland mountains expect similar cold with mid to upper teens to mid 20s, with mainly cloudy days and a chance of snow Thursday into Saturday.
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Arizona
Mississippi River Valley
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Seaboard
Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington Counties
Infertility doctor accused of massive deception in pregnancy cases
Deborah St Gregory testified about repeatedly being told she was pregnant and miscarrying under Dr. Cecil Jacobson. Prosecutor said Jacobson used his own sperm and faked pregnancies, while defense argued treatment helped some patients and acknowledged occasional use of his sperm.
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Alexandria
Deborah St. Gregory
Cecil Jacobson
Dr. Jacobson
Gregory
Randy Bellows
Mr. Bellows
James Tate
Maryland hearing weighs semiautomatic ban and trigger lock rule
Maryland lawmakers heard hours of testimony on a proposed ban on semiautomatic assault weapons and a separate bill to require gun owners to keep loaded weapons away from children. Supporters cite mass shooting prevention. opponents argue the laws won’t curb crime or protect law enforcement.
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Annapolis
House
Maryland
David Iannucci
Judiciary Committee
Bob Dowlatt
National Rifle Association
House Committee
William Donald Schaefer
Senate
Judicial Proceedings Committee
Schaefer
House of Delegates
Sen
Walter Baker
D-Cecil
Baker
Iannucci
David Woolsley
Montgomery County
Schaefer bill broadens domestic abuse protections
Annapolis Governor William Donald Schaefer proposes expanding Maryland domestic violence law to cover unmarried couples, cohabitants, and abuse at new residences or workplaces. The plan extends restraining orders to one week initial and up to one year, while broadening abuse definitions to include rape and other offenses, unlawful imprisonment, and child abuse. Critics warn of court overload and question protection for cohabiting but non-married couples. supporters argue criminal routes are too slow.
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Annapolis
William Donald Schaefer
Maryland
Virginia
Kinaya Sokoya
Prince George’s
Jennifer Pangan
Baker
Schaefer
New York teen jailed 18 months for drug dealing
Peter Lynch, 18, formerly 17, received 18 months in Frederick County Circuit Court for possession with intent to distribute cocaine. Arrested May 24, 1991, he was found with six racks of crack in John Hanson Apartments. Convicted as an adult after Juvenile Court waived jurisdiction. judge suspended eight years to 18 months, plus three years probation and costs.
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New York City
Frederick County
Peter Lynch
Frederick City
John Hanson
Lawrence A. Dorsey Jr
Lynch
Mr. Dorsey
New York
G. Edward Dwyer Jr
Thurmont police seek attack witnesses
Thurmont Police seek witnesses to an assault on an 11 year old girl near 25 Blue Ridge Ave. on Wednesday Feb. 5. A teen attacker threatened the girl with a knife but she escaped after a kick. A juvenile was later arrested and released to parents after a hearing. Call 271-7313 with tips.
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Thurmont
Blue Ridge Ave
Anthony Weddle
Weddle
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Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
E. Patrick Street
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News Matters
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
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Dale Fogle
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Baltimore City
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Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee
George Dorsey
News-Post
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Fairfield Suites
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Stevey
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Millie Taylor
Castle Development Corporation
Ana
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