Fire log summary for past 24 hours ending 10 p.m
Fire calls reported across multiple locations include an automatic alarm at 3 08 p m at 919 East St Sabillasville a building fire at 6 04 p m at 201 Watersville Road New Market a house fire at 6 19 p m near Green Ridge Drive Green Valley and United Hyattstown plus routine emergencies.
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Junior
United
Citizen County
Watersville Road
New Market
Green Ridge Drive
Green Valley
Lottery results from Maryland Pennsylvania and DC Monday night
AP reports that Maryland drawings for the Daily Lottery produced 8 0 7 and Pick Four 3 0 9 1. Pennsylvania Lotto numbers were 36 27 0 22 40 33 with 28 as the alternate. Daily Number 0 98. District of Columbia Lucky Numbers delivered 1 46 and D C 4 3 0 4 7.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Washington
District of Columbia
D.C
Two WV residents injured in Knoxville head on crash
Two West Virginia residents were injured in a head on collision near Knoxville yesterday. Michael R. Jarcy, 20, of Gapland, drove west on Md 478 skidding across the center line and hitting an eastbound truck. He refused treatment. truck occupants Claiborne B. Laskey, 31, and Lynne Martin, 29, were transported to Jefferson Memorial Hospital and released after treatment. The car was test driven and owned by Brunswick Auto Sales. No charges have been filed.
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West Virginia
Knoxville
Michael R. Jarcy
Gapland
Jarcy
Claiborne B. Laskey
Lynne Martin
Ok Shanhaed Tame
Brunawick
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
Charles Town
Jarey
Brunswick Auto Sales
Frederick County
Unseasonably Warm Weather Forecast Then Cold Frost Incoming
A strong southerly flow brings unseasonably warm temperatures for several days. By week’s end a cold frost is expected, lowering values toward late February norms. Heavy rains and strong winds threaten the Potomac in coming days, with possible near flood stage midweek. Maryland mountains face continued clouds and showers.
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Sree
Virginia
Wee
Potomac River
Maryland
Carrell
Frederick
Monard
Mentgomery
Washington
Westminster
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Oakland
School board approves 77.5 million budget and middle school reform
The school board approved a 77.5 million budget and a plan to reorganize middle schools. The plan adds one period by trimming each period to 45 minutes to boost planning time and allow band chorus and orchestra to meet five times weekly. Eight periods will expand advanced courses in computers and foreign language. About 1,200 county students showed initial interest in the arts school with auditions for about 125 positions. Yingling opposed the reorganization. Martin was absent in a 4-1 vote.
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Mania
Yingling
John R. Martin
Frederick Memorial Seen Unaffected by Hospital Plan
Maryland's Hospital Capacity Plan requires 54 acute care hospitals to cut excess beds. Noncompliant facilities risk forced bed reductions or loss of licenses. compliant hospitals via merger or repurposing may gain faster access to future certificates of need. Frederick Memorial, with near full occupancy, may see two beds not become an issue. Construction of the hospital’s new wing continues, aiming to open in June with 145 beds by August and more by January 1967. The plan targets eliminating 2,000 beds this year and 5,000 over three years, with adjustments possible for extraordinary circumstances.
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Cond
Panek
Frederick Memorial
Commission
Common Sense
Grove
Maryland Health Resources Planting Commission
Presidential panel and NASA brief senators on shuttle findings
The presidential commission reports deep concerns about NASA's decision to proceed with the 25th shuttle launch amid subfreezing booster seal worries. It questions decision making and human factors, notes possible flawed processes, and discusses a push to rework NASA’s task force while examining a potentially critical 7 degree Fahrenheit read on the right booster two hours prior to launch.
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NASA
Washington
National Aeronautics and Space
Slade Gorton
R-Wash
Senate Space Subcommittee
William Rogers
Commission
Space Agency
Morton Thiokol
Uring National
Washington Post
Presidential Panel
Drug makers weigh fate of capsules after Tylenol concerns
Industry and FDA officials will meet to discuss possible technological fixes as the Tylenol capsule issue leaves questions about the cause and possible actions. Eli Lilly says it will not halt marketing capsules while others consider deals. SmithKline Beckman notes Contac’s time-release capsules and JJs expects a roughly $150 million after tax impact while aiming to retain customers with caplets.
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FDA
Young
Indianapolis
Edward A. West
Eli Lilly & Co
Jeremy Heymfield
SmithKline Beckman Corp
Philadelphia
SmithKline
J&j
Burke
J&J Halts Tylenol Capsules After Tampering Fears
Johnson & Johnson chairman James E. Burke announces pause in Tylenol capsule production after tampering incidents and cyanide deaths in 1982. Capsule plan abandoned following a Westchester County market death and a second contaminated bottle found nearby. Warner-Lambert and Parke-Davis capsule lines noted. minor impact expected.
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Johnson & Johnson
James E. Burke
World
J&j
Burke
New York
Westchester County
N.Y
Wall Street
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the News
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Walter C. Martz II
Maryland Schools For the Deaf Board of Visitors
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