Three killed in area road accidents across Maryland
Maryland State Police report three deaths from separate weekend crashes. A 19 year old Rocky Ridge man died in a two vehicle collision near Emmitsburg on Md 140. A Federal Express truck collided with a Honda Accord on U S 15 near Point of Rocks injuring two. one died at the scene and another at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The second victim, a 25 year old, perished at the hospital after a Sunday night crash on Md 140 near Bridgeport Road. the other driver survived with minor injuries.
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Point of Rocks
U.S. 15
MD. 464
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ballenger Creek Pike
Rocky Ridge Area
Emmitsburg
Cording
Terry Joseph Shelton
Bollinger Road
MD. 140
Bridgeport Road
Shelton
R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center
Baltimore
Ralph Stanley Dingle
Blue Ridge Summit
U.S.15
Marines Open Fire Near Somali Food Center Killing Five
In Mogadishu a U S convoy carrying American diplomats opened fire after being fired on by gunmen near a crowded food distribution center. Somali witnesses disputed the attack claim and said at least five Somalis died with many others wounded in the incident.
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Mogadishu
Somalia
U.S
Heartly House seeks $100000 for relocation project
Frederick officials consider funding to expand Heartly House, a nonprofit shelter and legal aid group for victims of violence. The plan aims to match federal or state funds with $100,000 from the city, $250,000 from county, and $500,000 hoped from a state bond. The group targets a 10,000 square foot Patrick Street building with estimated $1 million cost and ongoing space shortages amid rising domestic violence calls.
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Heartly House
Frederick City
Jackson
Maj
Regis Raffensberger
Raffensberger
James E. McClellan
Frederick Washington
Marines Come Under Fire In Somalia convoy clash
A U S convoy carrying two American diplomats was fired on by Somali gunmen near a traffic circle. Marines reported hits on two gunmen while no Americans were injured. U N peacekeepers and Bangladeshi guards monitored the scene as the U N force withdraws ahead of President Clinton’s March deadline.
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McIlvaine
K.G. B
Maj. Haider
Horn of Africa
Somalia
Uja
New Maryland DV Laws Sought by Shelter Leader
Sue Hecht, director of Heartly House in Frederick, urges stronger Maryland domestic violence laws as caseloads rise. She notes battered women and abused children seek help daily and batterers still evade accountability despite the 1992 law.
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Sue Hecht
Maryland
Heartly House
West South Street
Frederick
Ms. Hecht
Frederick County
Domestic Violence Act of 1994 seeks broad protections
Maryland lawmakers convene in Annapolis to push the broadest domestic violence initiative yet. Advocates describe the 19 page umbrella bill as extending protections beyond married couples to domestic partners, tightening arrest rules, easing witness testimony for victims, and standardizing record keeping across counties to curb recidivism and safeguard children.
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Socijety
Ms. Hecht
Annapolis
General Assembly
Maryland Network Against Domestic Violence
Hecht
TJ Boys Basketball Narrow Win Over Frederick Cadets
The unbeaten TJ boys basketball team held off the Frederick Cadets 68 to 65 in local high school hoops action. See Page for details and standings.
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Frederick Cadets
The melting pot on front burner in Frederick County
In a four part Frederick News-Post series new county residents from around the world share how their cultures enrich the community. Candy Montenegro recalls moving from Costa Rica to the United States and finding work in Frederick while her husband and family finally reunited after years apart.
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Frederick Co
Frederick County
The
Frederick News-Post
Costa Rica
U.S
Frederick
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