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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1993

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2

Fire log and lotteries near Maryland towns and streets

Fire log lists incidents at 203 N Market St at 8 73 pm a house fire involving Junior United Citizens CSX Railroad at 10 08 pm a field fire at Mount Airy 215 W Patrick St 2 25 am a building fire United Junior Citizen Indepen dents 19 Georgetown Road 9 18 am a house fire Walkersville Woodsboro Walkersville Rescue 214 Jefferson Pike 6 24 pm a house fire Brunswick Brunswick Ambulance 3005 Sunflower Drive 6 41 pm a house fire Damascus Germantown Green Valley Hyattstown New Market Maryland lotteries drawn Friday night Daly Lottery 20 3 Pick 4 6 2 1 9 Match Five 25 19 30 32

N. Market St Junior United Citizens CSX Railroad Mount Airy Patrick St Citizen Independents Georgetown Road Walkersville Woodsboro Jefferson Pike Brunswick Sunflower Drive Damascus Germantown Green Valley Hyattstown New Market

Toxic transfer poses little hazard at Dundalk terminal

State officials say repackaging four drums of magnesium phosphide at Dundalk Marine Terminal poses little public danger. The 55 gallon drums were landed by the freighter Santa Clara I after a storm swept away arsenic drums off New Jersey. Clean Harbors crews will repackage, seal, and ship the material to Arkansas for disposal under supervision and payment by the ship owners.

Baltimore Dundalk Santa Clara I New Jersey State Department of the Environment Clean Harbors Inc Arkansas

New York St Patrick Parade allowed without gay group

A federal judge blocked New York City from forcing sponsors Ancient Order of Hibernians to include the Irish Lesbian and Gay Organization in the St Patrick’s Day Parade. The ruling said the parade is a protected form of speech, allowing the Hibernians to proceed without the group. Mayor Dinkins planned to issue a permit to the Hibernians, while the judge noted the decision covers only this year.

New York Order of Hibernians U.S Kevin T. Duffy Hibernians Human Rights Commission George Orwell Fifth Avenue St. Patrick’s Cathedral Duffy John Dunleavy David Dinkins

Middletown Man Charged Over Illegal Birthday Beer Party

A 21 year old Middletown man Michael Alan Hazell was charged Friday with seven counts of contributing to the delinquency of minors two counts of selling beer without a license and two counts of furnishing alcohol to minors for hosting a Feb 21 party on Freestate Drive. More than 250 youths attended and nine juveniles were charged with underage drinking. Hazell released pending court hearing later this year with potential penalties up to 25 years in prison and 23500 in fines. Trooper Chris Sasse said most attendees were juveniles and described cars parked on the cul de sac. No court date set.

Middletown Freestate Drive Chris Sasse Sasse Michael Alan Hazell Hazell

Maryland Mountains Weather Summary Card

Mostly cloudy with flurries possible this afternoon. Highs in the mid to upper 20s. Northeast winds around 10 mph. Tonight mostly cloudy with a chance of flurries in the evening. Lows in the teens and north winds near 10 mph. Sunday mainly sunny with highs in the low 30s. Extended forecast calls for mostly sunny days in the 30s and 40s with a mix of clear nights and 20s to 40s highs.

Maryland Mountains Maryland

El Nino strengthens delaying seasonal drought relief

El Nino is regaining strength with a vast warm-water pool expanding west to east across the Pacific and expected to reach South America soon. Oceanographer James Mitchell says the warming indicates persistent wet, cool conditions into spring as trade winds weaken and the phenomenon intensifies.

Pasadena Calif U.S Pacific Ocean South America James Mitchell U.S. Naval Research Laboratory Stennis Space Center Mississippi Western Pacific

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