Fires Reported In Maryland Area Over 24 Hours
Fire alarms logged across multiple towns including Braddock Heights Jefferson and Middletown. Reports show seven fires including house and apartment building blazes at Maple Terrace crossed by 1201 Maple Terrace Lane and 1092 Greenwall Place Fredericksburg area. Ambulance calls total 69 emergencies and 0 routines.
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Maryland and District of Columbia Lottery Draws
Maryland Saturdays results show no jackpot in the Lotte drawing worth about 12 million. Winning numbers 18 24 27 35 43 47. Five number tickets by 83 players at 1331 each. four number tickets by 4830 players at 39 each. Next Lotte up to 13.5 million. DC results list Lucky Numbers 9 2 3 and DC Four 1 1 3 1 Quick Cash 18 19 27 29 35 39 and Lucky Numbers 0 7 4 DC Four 0 5 3 1.
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Frederick Maryland Forecast With Snow Showers
The forecast shows scattered morning snow showers in Frederick County with a shift to partly sunny skies and highs in the 20s. Tonight remains cold with lows 10 to 20. Maryland Mountains expect morning snow tapering to snow showers then partly sunny with highs near 20. Extended warmth remains in 20s to 30s range with chances of snow later in the week.
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Coal Industry Toppling in Rural Virginia
In Appalachia Virginia coal field towns face steep job losses as Westmoreland Coal closes. Steve Fisher drops from 60 000 a year to unemployment affecting 750 workers. Poverty rises with 17.7 percent unemployment in Wise County and 22 percent below the poverty line in Virginia coal counties.
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Rep Myers announces retirement from Congress
U S Rep John Myers 67 Republican says he will retire after nearly 30 years in Congress. He announced at Indiana State University where he began his House career in 1965 and will finish his 15th term next January. Myers plans to return to Covington to spend time with grandchildren and friends amid civility concerns on Capitol Hill. Andy Jacobs attended the news conference and also decided not to run for reelection.
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Congress muddles through snow as government shutdown looms
A weekend blizzard dumps 20 to 30 inches on Washington delaying federal workers including museum guards and passport staff. With Congress having just approved financing only through Jan. 26, officials warn offices may close again if no new budget pact is reached.
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Statue reopens to chilly visitors after shutdown
The Statue of Liberty reopened to the public with a sub zero wind chill as 42 people rode the first boat to Liberty Island about 9 30 a m. Tourists from Washington D C and Australia joined dock workers and tolltenders in describing the return to the landmark amid a government budget impasse.
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Yeltsin celebrates Russian Christmas at rebuilt cathedral
President Boris Yeltsin and dignitaries attended services at Moscow's Cathedral of Christ the Savior, destroyed in 1931 and rebuilt quickly. He said Russia's rebirth follows crisis, with stability ahead. The event marked his post illness public appearances as he gears up for a June election.
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S Korea links rice aid to North troop removal
South Korea plans to tie future rice donations to North Korea pulling troops from the border. Officials cited reports in Chosun Ilbo and Hangook Ilbo noting Seoul wants improved relations before further aid. The frontier remains the world’s most heavily militarized, with North deployments rising.
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Wounded Maryland soldier returns home to Andrews base
Martin Begosh age 23 of Rockville, member of the 709th Military Police battalion, arrived at Andrews Air Force Base after being wounded in Bosnia when his Humvee hit a snow covered land mine. He waved two flags on arrival as about 40 relatives welcomed him home.
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