Sykesville driver killed at Eastaleo Aluminum yard
Edward Davis Martin a 51 year old truck driver with D M Bowman Inc was killed Friday morning at Eastaleo Aluminum Co on Manor Woods Road near Buckeystown He died at the scene after a forklift backed into his tractor trailer and pinned him An autopsy will be done in Baltimore Deputy Rick Winer said Robert Keller 59 of Middletown the forklift operator was treated for shock at Frederick Memorial Hospital Maryland Occupational Safety and Health inspectors investigated Detective Andy Smothers said the 8 20 am incident occurred during loading of aluminum coworkers described Martin as a nice easygoing man
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Frederick County
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Baltimore
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Martin
Roy Glover
Clinton honors fallen police with anti crime push
President Clinton visited an inner city police station to pay tribute to officers Jason White and Cristy Hamilton and urged Congress to pass a tougher smart crime bill. He cited the Brady law, data on gun purchases, and pressed for dozen policy measures including assault weapon bans and 100,000 more officers.
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White
Los Angeles
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Congress
Justice Department
Frederick man arrested on cocaine charges by tactical unit
A Frederick man, Michael W. Klein, 20, of South Market Street, was arrested by the Frederick City Police tactical unit on drug charges including possession of cocaine and distribution. He was held in Frederick County Adult Detention Center in bail set at 25000 after allegedly selling cocaine to an undercover officer near South Market and All Saints streets.
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South Market Street
Frederick County
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South Market
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Tom Ledwell
Singapore High School Wins Its Academic Final Thriller
In the 13th annual It’s Academic tournament at Hood College Singapore High School edged Frederick High 20 to 19 after a dramatic final question. Franklin D. Roosevelt was named as the president who issued the 1942 executive order, sending Singapore to victory with the buzzer first.
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Glen Bryce
Glen Dimock
Nick Fry
Megan Gilmore
James Graffam
Michelle Huhn
Jacob King
Jacob Lilly
Rachel Michaud
Linganore High School
Linganore
Frederick High School
Rachel Weinschel
Sanjay Purohit
Domestic violence bill expands protections and enforcement
A House committee advanced a gun ban continuation allowing abuse victims on trial to introduce abuse evidence. It broadens protections to domestic partners, requires warrantless arrests for violated protective orders, limits spousal privilege, adds mental abuse to child abuse, requires police to inform victims of services, and mandates records of DV complaints. The bill heads to the Senate floor next week.
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