Snow slows rush hour as counties delay schools
Early snow slowed traffic and triggered a 5am snow emergency in Frederick and surrounding counties. Roads were slippery but passable in the morning with four county fender benders, while schools in Frederick Carroll and Howard counties opened two hours late and Montgomery and Prince Georges counties faced closures. The National Weather Service warned of cold winds and up to three inches of snow in Baltimore area as Roundtop and Liberty reported fresh snow and frigid temps into Friday, with a marginal chance of more snow later.
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Frederick Carroll
Howard Counties
Montgomery
Prince Georges Countes
Maryland
Frederick
Ronnie O Linton
Linton
Frederick City
Robert L Strine
Baltymore
National Weather Service
Baltimore
Roundtop
Liberty
Area funding and political clash shadow capitol session
Area discussion covers subway funding and a proposed registration fee hike. Del Julien P Delphey predicts a clash between legislature and governor, while Del Raymond E Beck expects passage of Hughes plan with fee but no new gas tax. Beck argues the registration hike is less painful than a gas tax increase. Ed Too Tall Jones, former Cowboys defensive end, jailed in Dallas on assault investigation after a birthday celebration. LCpl Rickey L Miller promoted in the 3rd Marine Division on Okinawa.
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del Julien P Delphey
R-Frederick
Washington
del Raymond E Beck
R-Carroll
Frederick
General Assembly
Hughes
Beck
Dallas
Ed “Too Tail’ Jones
Scotty Holt
Jones
Dallas Cowboys
Holt
Rickey L Miller
Exvelyo M Miller
Samsville
3Rd Marine Division
Okinawa
Marine Corps
City police seek pay scale gains and benefits
City workers face a new pay scale as a police association presses for a 20 percent cost of living rise over three years, paid overtime, first hour overtime pay, higher court service pay, paid holidays, residency repeal for new officers, higher rank raises, higher college credit pay, and a shift to 25 cent per hour differential for certain shifts.
Contract for study of male birth control pill awarded
The National Institutes of Health funds the first US clinical studies of a peptide based birth control approach for both men and women. A $300,000 contract over two years goes to Dr David Rabin at Vanderbilt University Medical School to study contraceptive effects on mates, aiming to pave a male equivalent to the female pill.
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Washington
United States
National Institutes of Health
Gabriel Bialy
National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
Bialy
Staly
Institute
David Rabin
Vanderbilt University Medical School
Nashville
Control pill test signals potential first approval
Report notes multiple peptide versions tested and comments by Bialy and others that peptides could be the first to win regulatory approval. Fire log covers 24 hours ending 10am with 62-6333 and 241-2900 Sabillasville None county ambulance calls: emergencies and routine, jail population shows males 55 females unknown.
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Sabillasville
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