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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1998

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Man faces multiple charges after routine stop and car chase

Frederick police report a 33 year old man, James P Mallon Jr, was pulled over for a seat belt violation on U S 40. He allegedly drove off, dropped marijuana, stole cash, and was charged with assault, theft, marijuana possession, paraphernalia, DWI, fleeing, license revocation and more. He remains jailed on 38000 bail. In Eldersburg, Tarvarus Plante and Deborah Ecker were arrested for the Pizza Hut armed robbery on Liberty Road with Plante charged as the lone gunman and Ecker charged with conspiracy and related counts.

Frederick U.S. 40 Frederick City James P Mallon Jr East Seventh Street McCain Drive Mallon Richard Hetherington Hetherington Frederick County Eldersburg Tarvarus Plante Randallstown Deborah Lynn Ecker Finksburg Carroll County Plante Ms. Ecker Liberty Road Planie Mr Plante

Senate faces tough vote over ethics case

State Senator Larry Young defended himself against expulsion after an ethics panel found violations that dishonor the General Assembly. The 23 year veteran admitted a Coppin State College consulting contract but said it was a technical mistake. The ethics panel said he did little work for the $34,500 no bid contract and mixed public with private business. gifts and voting on college matters were also questioned. Senate debate began as President Miller pledged to stay through the weekend if needed.

Annapolis Larry Young General Assembly Baltimore Democrat Coppin State College State Ethics Commission Michael Collins Young Coppin State Baltimore College Coppin Joint Committee On Legislative Ethics Senate Thomas Mike Miller

Frederick and State Weather Forecast Summary

Frederick forecast notes tonight cloudy with scattered light rain possibly changing to snow and lows near 30. Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph and a 50 percent chance of precipitation. Saturday mostly cloudy with highs in the upper 30s and 10 mph northwest winds. State forecast shows Garrett County flurries tonight with mid 20s lows and periods of rain west of Chesapeake Bay ending as flurries, other areas drizzle ending. Saturday Garrett snow showers near 30 and widespread cloudy, highs 35 to 40.

Frederick Garrett County Chesapeake Bay

Serious crime dips in Frederick County in nine months 1997

Frederick County reports a 7.3 percent fall in serious crime in the first nine months of 1997 from 1996. Murder and motor vehicle thefts lead declines. larceny and arson fall, while rapes rise slightly. A separate incident notes a car rolling in a garage injuring Sam Umberger.

Frederick County Uniform Montgomery County Washington County Carroll County Washington Met Ropolitan Montgomery Prince George’s Maryland Frederick Allegany Carroll Washington Garrett

Maryland Lotteries Drawn Thursday Evening and Afternoon

Thursday night drawings produced Pick 3 9 0 2 Pick 4 6 9 5 6 and Bonus Match 5 3 5 6 9 14. Thursday afternoon results show Pick 3 9 9 6 Pick 4 4 5 3 1.

Maryland

Bomb scare called in at Frederick High School

Police reported a bomb scare at Frederick High School on Friday morning prompting evacuation. Bomb-sniffing dogs searched the building and students returned by 10 15 a.m.

Frederick High School

Weather map shows rain snow across many regions

A gray morning covers the country with snow in New England and the northern Plains and rain from New York to Florida and from central California to Washington. The Southwest and southern Plains stay clear. A frontal system brings light to moderate rain along the East Coast while a mix of rain and snow affects the Northeast with gusty winds. A weak warm front advances across the Plains with light snow in the Dakotas Nebraska and light rain in Kansas and northern Oklahoma. An approaching Pacific storm brings rain from Seattle to western Oregon and heavier rain into central California, with Nevada seeing rain by afternoon and Cascades snow showers in the evening.

New England Plains New York Florida California Washington State Pennsylvania Dakotas Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Pacific Coast Seattle Oregon Nevada Cascades Rockies

Fire log for Brunswick and surrounding areas

Fire calls during the 24 hour period ending 9 p.m. Thursday include a house fire at 1046 Gundorff Court Brunswick with Brunswick Ambulance and Lovettsville units. 1:09 p.m. local alarm on Bartholows Road New Market Green Valley. 5:45 p.m. Md 75 wires down Green Valley. 7:16 p.m. Hollow Road wires down Middletown. Ambulance calls total emergencies 32 and routine 2.

Gundorff Court Brunswick Lovettsville Bartholows Road New Market Green Valley Hollow Road Middletown

Simpson denies killing for love in ESPN Esquire remarks

In a live ESPN Up Close interview and an Esquire magazine quote, OJ Simpson claimed he spoke hypothetically about killing his ex wife Nicole Brown Simpson if he had done it because he loved her. He denied a real confession and said the remark was taken out of context.

Los Angeles Dr. Simpson Esquire Magazine Simpson ESPN Mr. Simpson Chris Myers Esquire Nicole Brown Simpson Ronald Goldman

Texas settles tobacco lawsuit for at least 14 billion

Texas becomes the third state to settle with the tobacco industry, accepting no less than 14 billion. The deal mirrors 14.4 billion combined with Florida and Mississippi, with details to be announced by Attorney General Dan Morales. Governor George W. Bush cautioned legislators to decide spending priorities.

Austin Texas Associated Press Texarkana Florida Mississippi Dan Morales Minnesota Blue Cross Blue Shield Washington

U.N. says Iraq used dogs to test chemical agents

UN officials say evidence from the 1995 raid on a Saddam relative’s chicken ranch includes videotapes and photos of beagles sprayed with chemical and biological agents and a human arm with lesions. US inspectors note possible human testing but caution on proof.

United Nations Iraq U.N Saddam Hussein Fred Eckhard Ewen Buchanan U.N. Special Commission On Eckhard USN Scott Ritter Richard Butler Nizar Hamdoon Security Council Mr. Ritter Ritter Traq Mr. Hamdoon Tariq Aziz Iran Saddam Halabja

Cisneros’ ex-mistress pleads guilty to misleading investigators

Linda Mediar Jones, 48, admitted 28 charges linked to the FBI probe of Henry Cisneros payments. Under a plea deal she faces 3 1/2 years in prison and will not aid prosecutors against Cisneros. Sentencing set for April 14 for Jones and relatives involved in related pleas.

Cisneros Lubbock, Texas Henry Cisneros U.S Linda Mediar Jones David Guinn Ms. Jones FBI Clinton Univision TV Network Washington Department of Housing and Urban Development Patsy Jo Allen Wooten Linda Mr. Guinn Mr. Cisneros

Bird flu not yet major global threat, tests show

Federal experts say the Hong Kong H5N1 bird flu has not mutated into a highly contagious human killer. CDC scientists warn reassortment could occur at any time. A 25 year old woman died, the sixth Hong Kong death, with at least 12 infections reported.

Washington Hong Kong Centers For Disease Control and Prevention Kanta Subbarao CDC Fy Laboratory Atlanta Dr. Subbarao Science Subbarao CDC

British mom births Britain's oldest mother in Wales

In Cardiff Elizabeth Buttle, aged 60, gave birth to a healthy boy named Joe on November 20. Press Association reports confirm a 1937 birth date for Mrs Buttle, noting she conceived without fertility drugs. The baby's father Peter Rawstrom is 56. Rosanna Della Corta, 62, holds the world record.

Cardiff Wales Britain Elizabeth Buttle Joe Press Association Daily Mail The Peter Rawstrom

Pigs on the Run Capture British Public’s Sympathy

Two five month old pigs escaped slaughter at a Malmesbury abattoir. They squeezed under a fence swam a river and fled, prompting a nationwide bounty chase and nicknames Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Pig. The owner offered sanctuary if they are captured for relocation to a humane home.

London Butch Cassidy Sundance Pig Fred Ginger Wiltshire Malmesbury the Express

Psychologist watch as 14 year old arraigned for Heath High shooting

Paducah AP Michael Carneal, 14, charged with murder, attempted murder, burglary after fatal Heath High School rampage. Defense lawyer questioned mental status, declined plea on his client while judge entered innocent pleas. Carneal remained silent. Five classmates wounded during prayer meeting break up.

Paducah. Ky Michael Carneal Charles Granner Michael

Labor Secretary denies influence selling allegations

Labor Secretary Alexis Herman defended herself against claims she sold influence to the White House and said she would cooperate with a Justice Department inquiry. President Clinton backed her, noting the allegations are untrue as UFO officials investigate campaign financing.

Washington Labor Alexis Herman White House Justice Department Clinton Ms. Herman New York Public Integrity FBI Interior Bruce Babbitt Agriculture Mike Espy Henry Cisneros

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