Unclear OCR fragment prompts Myron Randall tale and officials
Fragmentary OCR text lists names such as Myron W Randall and Marlene B Young with various scattered words and numbers. The readable items include references to officials, roles, dates, and monetary figures, but the fragment lacks coherent events or context to describe a specific news item.
Weather map forecast shows hot humid West with storms from NM to IN
Accu weather forecast for Saturday calls for partly cloudy conditions across most of the West. A front extending from New Mexico to Indiana brings thunderstorms, while the South stays clear with highs in the 90s to 100s. Western Maryland reports warm humid nights and hot days with highs in the 90s, extended into Sunday through Tuesday with upper 80s to mid 90s and daily chances of storms.
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Aftershock Strikes Near Big Bear Lake Injuring Dozens
California residents cleaned up after a 4.0 magnitude aftershock four miles east of Big Bear Lake. Fires erupted in three homes and at least 16 people were treated for minor injuries. Over 100 sought refuge at a high school while others spent the night in tents or on yard cots.
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Officials plan to deport wife of Redskins owner
The Washington Post reports Immigration and Naturalization Service will issue an indictment document this week for Marjene Sheamers Cooke, wife of Jack Kent Cooke, tied to a 1986 cocaine smuggling plea. She aided investigators and testified before a grand jury, receiving a six month sentence but serving four.
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Plane narrowly misses Chestertown home in crash
A small plane piloted by Steven Meeres of Baltimore clipped treetops and antennas before plunging into a yard in Chestertown Maryland. Meeres survived with minor injuries while a skateboard ramp on the property was destroyed. A mother said her 4 year old son and others narrowly escaped harm as the plane crossed rooftops and poles.
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Man charged after scuffle with Brunswick police
Gary Thursday arrest follows a scuffle with Brunswick Police. Russell W Metheny, 855 Hye, faced four counts of assault on police, two counts of battery, disorderly conduct, reckless driving, resisting arrest, and a lawful order violation. He was detained after a vehicle stop on West Potomac Street. The incident required multiple officers and Brunswick Volunteer Ambulance members to subdue him. He was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital for a checkup. Additional charges include driving while intoxicated, driving with a revoked license, and leaving the scene of a property damage crash. A Frederick County woman, Juanita A Dutrow, 36, faces ten counts each of forgery, theft, and passing bad checks.
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Fire log details at Washington County site mishmashed
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School designs win cash awards
Washington AP reports the New American Schools Development Corp selected 11 designs for innovative elementary schools. Winners include Johns Hopkins University with St Marys County and Maryland State Department of Education, proposing the Roots and Wings program to restructure four Lexington Park area elementary schools from birth to age 11 focusing on reading writing math science and social studies.
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