Weather outlook for Western Maryland and Maryland Mountains
Tonight rain continues with temperatures in the upper 30s and south winds 10 to 15 mph. Thursday brings mild showers, highs in the upper 40s, south winds 15 to 20 mph turning westerly. rain chances 60 percent. Extended forecast shows windy, cold conditions with snow likely in western Maryland, temperatures 20s to 30s, through Sunday increasing cloudiness and light warmer on Sunday.
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Bush plan would improve highways and mass transit
President Bush pushes a 105 billion five year program to upgrade highways and mass transit, seek private firms, tolls, and user fees, and give states more spending flexibility. Officials at White House ceremony mark the rollout, while state officials warn funding may be inadequate and expect revisions by Congress.
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Fire log summary for past 24 hours in multiple towns
Fire calls reported through 9 p.m. include smoke detector at 6713 Cold Stream Drive New Market and gas leaks on Willow Oak Drive Juniors Independents Citizens Uniteds at 8:31 a.m. Frederick Towne Mall. chimney fires at 12,826 Lou Wolfe Road Wolfsville and 8926 Walter Martz Road Independents Juniors Lewistown. house fires at 10600 Gas House Pike New Market Walkersville and 105 S Main St New Midway Ambulance calls listed as Emergency Routines 41 2.
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Lottery results from Baltimore Daily Draw and Play Four
Baltimore area lottery draws released Tuesday night show Daily Lottery numbers 3 3 2 and Play Four sequence 2 5 3 2 with "Winner Take All" 4 8 10 19 21 28. No further context provided on prizes or winners.
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Senate OKs abortion bill in fast track to final passage
The Maryland Senate approved a liberal abortion bill 29 to 18, with no debate, and House pro choice leaders soon signaled reluctant support. The measure would allow unrestricted abortion up to viability and requires parental notification for underage girls. House Speaker R Clayton Mitchell Jr plans quick action, possibly a Saturday session, as the Environmental Matters Committee begins hearings. The bill’s speed contrasts with last year’s eight day filibuster, while tensions remain over parental notification and sectional support in the GOP-dominated House.
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Hospital board boots pro-choice delegate
AP One Maryland lawmaker, Del. Gerry L. Brewster, a Baltimore County Democrat, is being asked to resign from the St. Joseph Hospital Foundation board over his abortion rights stance. Brewster, Episcopalian and House member since last fall, says the hospital’s move clashes with freedom of thought and speech. The hospital had reappointed him after campaign disclosures, and indicated his vote on abortion legislation contradicts Catholic values.
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Preschool through 6th Grade Barnesville Maryland
Fi2DIAT 253 4893 appears to be a contact line for a Barnesville Maryland school grade setup serving preschool through sixth grade. The fragment suggests an educational context and a local phone contact.
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Adamstown Residents Testify in Groundwater Contamination Case
Eyewitness accounts unfold in Frederick County Circuit Court over two days as 38 residents accuse Trans-Tech Inc. of dumping TCE and TCA around the Adamstown ceramics plant. Connie Pennington and Charles Green testified that plant workers allowed chemical pollution near the site. The trial, led by Judge Paul A. McGuckian, is set to extend eight to 10 weeks.
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Montgomery County
Appliances stolen from three new Lake Linganore homes
Frederick County deputies report three break ins at Summerfield and Pinehurst developments between Monday afternoon and Tuesday morning. Thieves took a water heater and propane heater at Swan Drive Summerfield. a dishwasher, refrigerator and range at Douglas Avenue Summerfield. and a dishwasher at Lake Spruce Court Pinehurst. Total value set at 2175 dollars. Investigation ongoing.
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Stolen Vehicle Equipment Worth $1,000 in Frederick
Frederick County police report a vehicle parked on Coach Light Court was entered between 10 p.m. Monday and 9 a.m. Tuesday. A Kenwood tuner and an amplifier were stolen, totaling more than $1,000 in merchandise. An investigation by the sheriff's office is ongoing.
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