FEMA official cites tested process for disaster aid in Maryland
FEMA officer Robert Adamcik explains toll free lines and disaster centers aid flood victims. MEMA director David McMillion recalls impact on families with limited means and emphasizes coordinated help from federal, state, local governments and volunteers to ensure entitled assistance.
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First Grade Teachers Shape Future with High Standards
Dr Gadra and Debra Myers praise early educators for demanding proper behavior and reading skills. They credit first grade with shaping a child’s attitude, noting teachers must manage diverse backgrounds, set expectations, and maintain patience.
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Obituaries for Ernest Carbone and Howell Brashears
Two men, Ernest Carbone 80 of Potomac and Howell Brashears 45 of Great Cacapon, die within days of each other. Carbone, a longtime garment pattern maker, is survived by his wife Rosalie and son Ernest R. Carbone. services at Pumphrey's Funeral Home and St. Elizabeth's Church in Rockville. Brashears, a utility lineman, leaves wife Nancy and children Kimberlino, Ashleigh, Jeffrey, and Nathan, with services at Hancock Church and Mount Nebo Cemetery.
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New York
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Pumphrey
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Montgomery Ave
Rockville
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Great Cacapon
Falls Church
Nancy Lee Robinson Brashears
Annapolis
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Buena Vista
Hancock
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
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Edgewater
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Jeffrey Ryan Brashears
Nathan Ira Brashears
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New Market
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Helsley-Johnson Funeral Home
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Annapolis Man Charged After Offloading Cocaine in Frederick
From Staff Reports an Annapolis man 39 was arrested by Frederick City Police after tactical unit spotted him with suspected crack cocaine in John Hanson Apartments. He dropped three racks of cocaine and resisted arrest during the stop resulting in charges of littering possession of cocaine and resisting arrest.
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Clinton names Foster adviser to lead teen pregnancy push
President Clinton will name Dr. Henry Foster, rejected as surgeon general, a special adviser on teen pregnancy. The White House aims to cut teen births by a third within 10 years and says no surgeon general nomination will occur this year. Foster will be a paid DHHS employee.
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Man leads police chase through Frederick city streets
An early morning chase reached speeds up to 115 mph on I 270 as Frederick City Police pursued James Robert Presley 23 of Mountainview Lane Sjamsville after he spun wheels and ran red lights. The pursuit ended when he crossed the Montgomery County line and was later arrested at his home. Presley faces multiple charges including DWI and fleeing.
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Jefferson
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Montgomery County
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Mountainview Lane
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Maryland Lottery Revenue Plans and Expanded Crime Bills Discussed
Agenda notes stadium revenue targets rising from 22 million to 32 million during construction. Hoff man cites past lottery funding used to support sports lotteries. House Judiciary to hear bill making dogfighting a crime with up to $5000 fine and three years jail. Delegates Burns and Rzepkowski push felony assault on school staff, up to 10 years and $25,000 fine, with students aged 16+ eligible for adult trial.
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House Judiciary Committee
Anne Arundel County
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James Rzepkowski
Fire damages Wolfsville home on Meeting House Road
An early morning blaze on Meeting House Road in Wolfsville caused estimated damages between 12000 and 15000 dollars. Firefighters from Wolfsville Myersville and Thurmont battled the flames starting at 5 57 am and held it to the building after two hours. No residents' names were released.
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Myersville
Weather shifts from snow to possible rain Thursday
Forecasters expect snow or ice then rain as a cold front crosses the region. Wind remains strong nationwide with gusts near 70 mph in Idaho and over 40 mph in Nevada as systems move east across the Plains and Midwest. Temperature extremes span from 31 below zero in Minnesota to 80 in Florida.
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Du Pont Kills Wrestling Coach Schultz at Estate
Police say Du Pont shot Dave Schultz as he stood outside his home on the Foxcatcher estate. Schultz, 36, coached Team Foxcatcher and donated to USA Wrestling. Mrs Schultz described a brutal, unexpected loss and asked why the attack occurred.
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USA Wrestling
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Chemical Company
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