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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 2001
Page
2
The snippet lists Randall family names and a local subscription rate card. It includes phone numbers, addresses in Maryland and Avon By Mo, county office contact, and various rates for single and multi-month subscriptions. The text is a fragmented OCR sheet with lines about rates, contact numbers, and mailing addresses.
AP report says Brian Keith Hatfield, 43, of Jamestown New York, was electrocuted near Glendale Bridge while attempting to pull his 9-year-old son from Deep Creek Lake at about 3 15 pm. The boy and Hatfield were treated for burns and released. The page includes a string of local emergency calls and unrelated incidents.
A compact recap of mixed lottery-like strings and numbers including Latte and Boras Lotte sequences. The afternoon Maryland jotienes appear with Pick 3 9 6 2 and Pick 4 1899 along with Cash In Hand and Let it Ride entries.
The heirs of a 24 year old woman who drowned at Beaver Dam Swim Club filed a 6 million lawsuit in Baltimore County Circuit Court. Marilyn Jean Eben and Terry Drckson Eben represent their daughter in the claim against the club, with attorney Mark P Hanley criticizing the suit as ridiculous.
Fire at the Grosse Pointe Hunt Club on Sunday resulted in 19 horse deaths, with six owned by members and thirteen killed. Arson investigators joined the probe while firefighters saved about seven other horses as the club, established in 1911, features swimming and tennis.
Partly cloudy today with a chance of showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. Highs near 90, overnight lows around the 60s. Winds west to northwest, 5 to 10 mph. Tuesday partly cloudy with highs in the upper 90s and lows near 60. Extended outlook shows continued mild days with varying clouds and temperatures through Friday and the weekend.
In southern and central West Virginia floods, one person died and many are stranded as floodwaters sweep away trailer homes and cut rail service. Residents report unprecedented water levels, with Tug Fork and Guyandotte rivers overflowing and Morgantown area electricity cut to prevent fires. Authorities monitor rising water while residents recount near misses and evacuations.
A Bureau of Justice study shows AIDS related deaths declined in 1999 while the number of HIV positive inmates rose to about 30,800 across federal state and local facilities. New York housed the most HIV positive inmates with about 7,000. Women in state prisons had a higher HIV rate at 3.4 percent versus 2.1 percent for men, with treatments improving care markedly.
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