Fights at Braddock Heights Park injure two. Frederick men charged
Two Middletown men were injured in a late Sunday fight at Braddock Heights Park. Police say two Frederick men, Jeremy Miller and Keith Weddle, were arrested on multiple counts of assault and released after posting bail. Foltz and Angle ages 20 were identified as victims with facial injuries. Foltz received hospital care after a pellet gun-like injury.
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Frederick
Braddock Heights Park
Frederick County
Chuck Tober
Deer Spring Road
Nathan Foltz
Brent Angle
Foltz
Toberg
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Braddock Heights
Mr. Weddle
Woman hospitalised after domestic assault. boyfriend charged
Tammy Higgins, 27, was hospitalized with a jaw broken in two places after a domestic dispute at the Comfort Inn in Frederick. Her boyfriend, Joseph Franks, 34, was later arrested on second degree assault charges and jailed in lieu of $15,000 bail.
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Frederick City
Comfort Inn
Prospect Blvd
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Rainy patterns sweep Southeast and Great Lakes
A weather overview describes rain across the Southeast with a strengthening low pressure system likely to bring heavy rain to the Gulf Coast and northeast into the Carolinas. Snow is forecast in Michigan Wisconsin and the Ohio and Mississippi valleys while western warmth and light rain dot Idaho Nevada and California.
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Frederick and State Forecast Readings
Frederick forecast expects tonight cloudy with rain likely and possible sleet or light snow. Lows in the lower 30s, northeast winds 10 to 15 mph, 70 percent precipitation chance. Wednesday brings a 30 percent morning rain, then partial clouds, highs in the lower 40s, north winds 10 to 15 mph. State forecast notes rain and wind in east portions with a chance of sleet or snow in the west, lows in 30s, Wednesday partly cloudy west, rain ending morning central and afternoon east, highs in the lower 40s. Extended outlook through Saturday shows mostly cloudy days, chances of rain or snow showers mainly west, and temperatures from the 20s to lower 50s.
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Frederick
Lawyer tangle delays Manna murder trial in Frederick County
A new defense attorney appearances delay the Ralph Manna murder trial tied to the Linda Delauter case in Frederick County Maryland. Judge Tisdale pressed hearings as public defenders clash with court appointments and Shurberg seeks to join the defense.
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Linda Delauter
Myersville
Frederick County
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Manna
Office of Public Defender
Maryland Court of Special Appeals
Barbara Manna
Wolfsville
Linda Grossnickle
Charles
Delauter
Frederick
Washington
Franklin County
Loy Wolfe Road
Smithsburg
Tisdale
Jonathan S. Shurberg
Stillrich
Shurberg
Silver Spring
John Chillas
Koenig
Bruce Wayne Koenig
San Antonio
Texas
Clarksburg
Hans and
Ruth Koenig
Wet Weather Forecast Clinton Area Braces for Rain
Overcast skies bring a 40 to 50 percent chance of rain today tonight and Wednesday morning. Winds shift from east to northeast. high temperatures in the low 40s and lows in the low 30s. At 6 am Monday the reading was 27 degrees with a daytime high of 42 reached at 12 30 pm and held.
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National Weather Service
Frederick
Driver injured in two-car crash near Frederick
Gregory Jackson of Frederick southbound on Md 355 attempted to pass a vehicle when a deer caused him to lose control and crash into Augustus Stevens's car. Stevens was airlifted to R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center and later discharged. Jackson was treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Frederick
Monocacy River Bridge
Jackson
Augustus Stevens
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R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center
Frederick Memorial Hospital
FMH
Home buyouts lag on floodplain in Western Maryland
FROSTBURG AP Efforts to remove residents from flood plains in Western Maryland proceed slowly as funding dries up. Maryland Emergency Management Agency reports 78 buildings acquired for demolition from a growing list over 400, with 101 other properties having agreed to buyouts but lacking funds. About 15 percent of owners declined.
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Frostburg
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Maryland Emergency Management Agency
Evalyn Fisher
Fire calls reported during 24-hour period ending 8 p.m. Monday
Vehicle fire at 10548 Church Hill Road in Wolfsville Myersville occurred at 5 69 am. Chimney fire at 5559 Woodville Road in New Market Citizens Mount Airy at 11 26 am. Outside gas leak at Lindsey Court and Winmoor Drive in New Market at 3 18 pm. Ambulance calls totaled 32 emergencies and 3 routines.
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U.S. weighs direct aid to Cuba as pope visits
The State Department backs a congressional plan to provide direct U.S. food and medicine aid to Cuba via the American Red Cross, using Food for Peace funds. The initiative, tied to Pope John Paul II's Cuba visit, aims to ease humanitarian needs amid renewed embargo controversy.
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R-N.c
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Pro-British group leaves Northern Ireland peace talks
The Ulster Democratic Party withdraws from negotiations with Britain and Ireland after admitting it killed at least three Catholics. UDA leaders face renewed blame for violence as Mitchell and Mowlam call for peaceful, democratic methods and potential readmission if no further killings occur.
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Mowlam
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Philip Lader
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Astronaut squeezes into Russian suit for Mir mission
Astronaut Andrew Thomas, after loosening straps, squeezed into a tight Russian spacesuit to secure a 40 month stay aboard Mir. Mission Control criticized for suit fit delays, Thomas said the suit now fits as intended.
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Thomas
Navy judge rules privacy breached in McVeigh case
A federal judge ruled the Navy violated Senior Chief Petty Officer Timothy McVeighs privacy by seeking his sexual orientation from an online service. The ruling halted his dismissal, citing potential wins on the dont ask dont tell policy and electronic privacy law and signaling a rebuke of Navy investigative methods.
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Prosecutor shifts blame to rape victims parents in Ford City
In Ford City, Walter Booher 47 pleaded guilty to five counts after a deal dropped 329 other sex charges. Prosecutors faced criticism for blaming the girls' parents for not supervising. District Attorney Scott Andreassi said the case weakened by lack of physical evidence and dates.
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Walter Booher
Booher
George Kepple
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Kepple
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Kittanning
Scott Andreassi
Pittsburgh
Iraq says U S opposes diplomatic solution
Iraq accuses the United States of seeking a military strike against Iraq and rejecting diplomacy over U N weapons inspections. Russian envoy Posuvalyuk seeks a political exit while Washington plans for possible air attacks and Algeria’s Albright to meet European ministers in Madrid Paris and London. UN secretary general Annan calls for a diplomatic path as about 1000 Egyptian workers protest in Baghdad.
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