Man charged with DWI and traffic violations in Maryland
A Sterling, Virginia man, Timothy Gresham, 33, was charged with driving while intoxicated after nearly crossing the center line near an I 270 overpass on Md 85. Deputies cited a strong alcohol odor, found a 12 inch knife under the seat, and charged him with DWI driving with a revoked license negligent driving and carrying a concealed weapon.
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Sterling
Frederick County
Timothy Gresham
Gresham
Tom Henry
Driver injured in Md 355 two car collision
A two car crash on Md 355 near the Monocacy River bridge sent one driver to University of Maryland Hospital in Baltimore and the other to Frederick Memorial Hospital. Fire and ambulance calls were logged across multiple nearby locations during the 48 hour period ending Sunday night.
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MD. 355
University of Maryland Hospital
Baltimore
Monocacy River Bridge
Marc McNeal
United Fire Co
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Maryland
Jefferson Pike
Jefferson
Woodsboro Pike
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Libertytown
Patrick St
Fredericktowne Mall
Independent
United
Fort Derick
Chapel Court
Gladetown
Baltimore National Pike
Wolfsville
Middletown
Myersvile
Washington County
Maryland Lottery Draws and Weekend Totals
Maryland Lottery reports Saturday results with Pick 3 4 7 3 Pick 4 3 8 38 and Lotto 9 16 32 39 41 43. Saturday night Lotto worth an estimated 13 million with 29 players matching five numbers earning 1500 each and 1 759 players matching four numbers earning 40 each. The next Lotto is estimated at 13.5 million.
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Maryland
Maryland Lottery
Should faith factor into death sentence
AP reports on Karla Tucker facing Texas execution for a 1983 murder linked to drugs. The piece explores faith, clemency prospects, and public debate over whether a woman's conversion and religion should influence her death penalty fate with Governor Bush weighing a possible reprieve.
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Houston
Karla Faye ‘Tucker
State of Texas
Ms. Tucker
Texas
Chipita Rodriguez
Joe Magliolo
Mr. Magliolo
U.S
Gatesville
Rett
Jerry Lynn Dean
Mr. Dean
Mr Dean
Garrett
Tucker
Deborah Thornton
Dean
George W. Bush
Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles
David Botsford
Botsford
Bush
Mr. Bush
Officer pleads guilty to theft in Federalsburg case
Ronald Lee Cooper a former Federalsburg police officer agreed to plead guilty in Circuit Court to one felony theft scheme count. The state will drop a felony theft charge and two misdemeanor counts with sentencing tentatively set for March 25. The theft involved more than 1100 dollars taken from the evidence locker between May 1996 and June 1997.
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Denton, Md
Federalsburg
Ronald Lee Cooper
Donald Nagel
Maryland weather forecast across counties
Frederick County and Montgomery County expect increasing clouds today with highs in the 40s and lows in the 20s to 30s East winds around 10 mph. Tuesday brings more clouds and a 40 percent rain chance. Maryland Mountains note possible freezing rain or sleet. Maryland Beaches observe rain likely Tuesday with windy conditions and 70 percent precipitation. Extended outlook calls for more rain and cool highs late week.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Snow and Rain Spread Across the Great Lakes and Northwest
A storm system brings light snow to the Great Lakes region from Minnesota through Wisconsin into Michigan and parts of Illinois Indiana and Ohio with additional snow showers in New York and Pennsylvania. Rain moves into the Pacific Northwest with wind gusts up to 60 mph in Oregon Washington and California. Temperatures range from 5 below in Colorado to 73 in Texas with notable wind chills in Minnesota.
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Pacific Northwest
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York State
Maine
Waterville
Washington
Oregon
California
Cascade
Olympics Ranges
Troutdale
Ore
Columbia River Gorge
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas
Florida
Gunnison
Colo
Brownsville
Roseau
Minn
Assault charge filed in Frederick drug arrest
City police arrested Edwon Anthony Perry, 43, of Frederick, after a traffic stop at McMurray and West South streets at 8 45 am. Perry allegedly assaulted two officers and was found with crack cocaine, police said.
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Frederick
David Armstrong
McMurray
West South
Edwon Anthony Perry
Sunday Relief and Tuesday Rain Forecast in Frederick
The National Weather Service predicts a 40 percent chance of rain Tuesday after a respite from rain and snow on Sunday. Today will be increasingly cloudy with mid 40s, tonight lows near 30, and a breezy 14 mph wind with gusts to 28 mph at noon. January holds the highest average snowfall, but this month is well below the 7.9 inch mean so far.
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National Weather Service
Frederick
Pope bids Cuba farewell warns against capitalism
Pope John Paul II concluded a five day Cuban pilgrimage with a call for new paths of reconciliation while condemning capitalist neoliberalism. He urged respect for conscience and religious freedom as Fidel Castro eyed the Mass. massive Plaza of the Revolution heard appeals for release of political prisoners and cautions to the wealthy versus the poor amid crowd fervor.
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Che” Guevara
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United States
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Fidel
New HACCP plan rolls out in meat plants nationwide
Washington AP reports the new Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points system begins today for the 312 largest meat and poultry plants, with phased adoption over two years for about 6,100 smaller facilities. Critics fear reliance on company records. federal inspectors will conduct random E. coli checks.
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Washington
HACC
Meat and Poultry
United States
Randy Wurtele
National Joint Council of Food Inspection
Union Council
Dan Glickman
Mr. Glickman
Wurtele
Thomas J. Billy
USDA
Food Safety and Inspection Service
Militants Kill 23 In Kashmir Village Attack
Suspected Muslim militants dragged Hindu villagers from their homes in Wandhama 10 miles north of Srinagar and killed 23, including a mother and two children, with six more bodies found in a torched house. A temple was burned as police note Afghan-linked insurgents.
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Wandhama
India
Kashmir
Srinagar
Vinod Kumar Kaul
Naseem
Pakistan
Slam tops Sundance with Grand Jury Prize win
At Park City Utah Slam a gritty drama about an imprisoned poet took the Sundance Grand Jury Prize in drama while The Farm and Frat House shared the nonfiction prize. Native American Smoke Signals and Out of the Past also won audience awards in Utah.
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Park City
Utah
Marc Levin
Richard Stratton
Prison Life Magazine
Trat House
Frat House
Salt Lake City
Persian Gulf
Iraq Mobilizes After U S Threats With Fallout From Inspectors
Iraq says it takes U S threats seriously and mobilizes millions in preparation for contingencies. Al Thawra reports Baghdad will not yield to pressure while the Security Council demands full access for U N weapons inspectors.
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Al-Thawra
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U.N
Security Council
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Boris Yeltsin
Yevgeny Primakov
Saddam Hussein
Yeltsin
Primakov
Viktor Posavalyuk
Sergei Yastrzhembsky
Humam Abdel-Khaliq
United States
Abdel-Khaligq
Cohen's Asian tour signals U S skepticism on role
Defense Secretary Cohen spent 12 days in East Asia from Indonesia to Beijing and told Kuala Lumpur the United States remains committed despite regional doubts about its long term aims. Singapore welcomed U S forces as a stabilizing influence and will fund a 35 million dollar pier at Changi to support visiting carriers. The Philippines expressed cautious openness despite past base opposition, noting regional security depends on American presence.
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Bahrain
Invincible
Persian Gulf
America
Iraq
Royal Air Force
Britain
Gulf
Caroline Alcock
United States
Washington
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Beijing
East Asia
Defense
William Cohen
Asia
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Cohen
Kuala Lumpur
Japan
South Korea
China
Singapore
Tony Tan
Changi Naval Base
Philippines
Mr. Cohen
Manila
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