Man charged in in-law death in Berlin
BERLIN AP A 32 year old man William Thomas Warren is charged with killing his mother in law Mildred Louise Williams 55 whose body was found buried in a shed on a Berlin chicken farm Warren admitted to the killing Dee 12 saying he went to her house on July 29 and hit her in the head with a hammer an autopsy found death from blunt force trauma He is held on 500000 bail in Worcester County jail
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Rain floods Texas as national system brings varied precipitation
The report notes rain across the nation including flood damaged Texas and the Pacific Northwest while snow and ice persist in the Great Lakes region. In southeastern Texas up to two inches threaten worsening floods in Trinity and Brazos river basins with authorities issuing a flash flood watch.
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Western Maryland Weather Outlook By Region
Weather forecast for Western Maryland and Maryland Mountains includes cloudy days with mid-40s highs, rain chances up to 70 percent, and winds northeast to east. Extended outlook calls for rain, wind, possible snow mix at higher elevations, then sunny seasonal conditions by Monday with near normal temps for Jan 7 to Jan 11.
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Power dispute turns deadly in Washington office shooting
Herman Powell shot his estranged wife Patricia Powell at her Washington IBEW office then gravely wounded himself. Both were hospitalized in critical or fair condition. Powell believed she was having an affair and had moved out. Police had not charged him as of Wednesday night.
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Fire log review ends Wednesday evening
Fire calls logged in the 24 hour period ending 8 p.m. include multiple residential fires on 1416 W. 7th St and 413 W. Patrick St with agencies Independent United Junior Citizens. alarms at 8104 Overlook Court and 1053 W. Patrick St. vehicle fires at 7205 Singanore Rd and 4 Locust St. brush fire on 430 E. Patrick St. additional alarms and responses at 11:39 a.m. and 2:33 p.m. including 6:49 p.m. Middleburg Rd with Rocky Ridge on scene.
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Rocky Ridge
Lottery results from Baltimore Maryland Wednesday night
Maryland lottery draw summary lists Daily Lottery numbers 5 4 5 and Play Four 3 0 1 4 with Lotta numbers 05 11 15 16 19 27. No winners announced in the brief listing.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Washington DC and suburbs set murder records in 1991
Washington and surrounding counties posted record murder totals with 487 homicides in 1991, four more than 1990, as officials consider community policing to curb violence. Montgomery County reached 28 homicides, surpassing its 1976 record. police note rising crime as the region faces persistent fear and policy shifts.
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America
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Sharon Pratt Kelly
Ed Wilson
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Wilson
Robert Trojanowicz
National Center For Community Policing
Michigan State University
Isaac Fulwood
Montgomery County
George Luddington
Police Department
Baltimore 1992 opens with homicide toll toppling records
Baltimore police report Theresa Rozell, 30, the city s first homicide victim of 1992, found shot in her apartment New Year’s Day. A second unidentified man was later killed on a city street. In 1992 the city ended with 304 homicides, just under 1990 and a record year in 1972. A New Year rally at Gold and Division urged action against drug traffic amid community concerns.
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Gold
Division Streets
Local police lament violence as accepted norm
Lt. Harry Harner, head of the homicide-sex crimes section, says 1991 saw a high homicide total due to a lackadaisical attitude toward violence. He is surprised the number isn’t higher and notes society has grown seemingly immune to violence as a method of settling disputes.
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