Kobe Quake Death Toll Surges Past Four Thousand
The western Japan quake has killed 4,015 with 587 still missing after three days. Rescue teams exhaustively search Kobe and surrounding areas, using picks, shovels and crowbars as authorities note it is the deadliest in Japan since 1948.
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Kobe
Japan
Fukui
Tokyo
Kanto Plain
Kyodo
Ashiya
National Meteorological Agency
Shigemitsu Okino
U.S
Voni Lynn Wong
Los Angeles
Westwinds CC auction in Frederick County properties
An extensive package including Westwinds Country Club and development lots will be auctioned at 1 p.m. Friday Feb 10 at the Frederick County Courthouse Complex. Bruce Kosub of Vinson & Elkins described the sale as a friendly foreclosure with cooperation from Westwinds Limited Partnership and related entities.
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Westwinds Country Club
Country Club
Frederick County
W. Patrick St
Frederick
Bruce Kosub
Vinson & Elkins Law Firm
Washington, D.C
Westwinds Limited Partnership
Westridge Square Associates
Brunswick may be on CSX route for nuclear waste haul
A Nevada study flags the CSX line through Brunswick as a potential path for shipments of 146 containers of nuclear waste from North Anna to Yucca Mountain. Carl Perry of MaryPIRG warns of risks while DOE spokesman Erik Olds calls plan study stage.
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Brunswick
CSX
Nevada
Carl Perry
Marypirg
North Anna
Virginia
Yucca Mountain
Nev
Perry
Erik Olds
Department of Energy
Olds Sai
Olds
Congress
Maryland
Calvert Cliffs
Conrail
Baltimore
Calvert
EPA
Program at TJ honors King
The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration filled Gov. Thomas Johnson High School with nearly all 1,500 seats taken as nine school groups performed and students won King related essay and art contest awards. Hillcrest Elementary winners Noelle Jones and Ashley Ross tied for first in fourth grade for essays urging peaceful community action. Second grade winner Erica.
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Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Martin Luther King Jr
Glendening and Townsend take office in Maryland
Maryland inaugurated Governor Parris Nelson Glendening the state’s 59th chief executive, and Kathleen Kennedy Townsend became lieutenant governor the first woman in the post. Glendening vowed to unite the state around five themes: education, economic development, public safety, environment, and government efficiency, delivering a 25 minute address amid drizzle as bands from all 24 jurisdictions followed a parade.
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Maryland
Parris Glendening
Kathleen Kennedy Townsend
Upper Malboro
Annapolis
Parris Nelson Glendening
William Donald Schaefer
Glendening
Robert C. Murphy
Senate
Melvin A. Steinberg
Frances Anne
State House
Mr. Glendening
Frederick County
Walkersville
Prince George’s
New Fagan trial set to begin February seventh
William Robert Fagan Sr. faces a two counts murder trial for killing his estranged wife Deborah Patricia Fagan. Defense motions to dismiss or reduce penalties are under review amid claims of excessive publicity from the prior trial. A February 7 start follows a 1993 trial deadlock and multiple postponements.
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William Robert Fagan Sr
Mr. Fagan
Philip Armstrong
Mary Tyler
Fagan
Montgomery Public Defender’s Office
Ms. Tyler
Jerry Barnes
Frederick man pleads guilty in Zaruba stabbing case
Cimmeron Dante Bowins, 19, admitted attempted robbery and stabbing of Douglas Zaruba near Carroll Creek Lineal Park on April 14. Judge deferred sentencing to February 1. Bowins and co-defendant Tobery were stopped near West Sixth Street after police description.
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Frederick
Douglas Zaruba
Cimmeron
Dante Bowins
Andrew Zaruba
Carroll Creek
South Carroll Street
Bowins
Frederick County
Herbert L. Rollins
Julie Stevenson
Andrew
Ms. Stevenson
Zaruba
Michael Allen Tobery
West Sixth Street
Prosecution seeks two juries for single murder for hire trial
Montgomery County prosecutors urge two juries to try Lawrence Horn and James Perry in a single trial over a 1993 murder for hire case that could carry the death penalty. They claim intertwining charges justify separate juries while defense opposes consolidation.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Lawrence T Horn
James Perry
Harm
Perry
Horn
Mildred Horn
Janice Saunders
Horns
Trevor
Layhil
Paul H Weinstein
Robert Dean
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Dea
Noelle
Erica
Glendening, Townsend
George Dorsey
Deborah Patricia Fagan
Runkles Drive
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