Traffic delays as highway signs work cause crash
Traffic slowed for about an hour on Interstate 270 near Frederick afterState Highway Administration crews replaced signs. A three-vehicle crash occurred as signs were erected, injuring one person and prompting hospital transport. Authorities cited speed violations and noted the project aims to finish by July while many old signs were temporary.
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Wayne Clint
SHA
Carroll
Howard
Credenek
Interstate State Highway Administration
Montgomery County
Apen Contractors Corp
Paris
MD 85
Michard T. Meagher
New dumping method sought at Oaks landfill
Laytonsville faces operational problems at the Oaks landfill as Montgomery County seeks state approval for a new dumping method to speed loads and reduce mud. County officials report trucks traverse dirt roads daily and extend landfill hours. a July decision from state health officials is anticipated. The plan centers on concentrating leachate, improving pollution control, and using soil to better mitigate debris spills while addressing lid and tarping issues on mudded sites. Oversight group plans July 26 update as local concerns grow.
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Laytonsville
Oaks
Montgomery County
Laytonville
John Menke
Department of Environmental Protection
Menke
Maryland
Wenon
Vigeie Industries
Mmagine
Widow sues over shooting death of Skidmore bully
Trena McElroy files federal and state suits seeking 1 million and 6 million dollars respectively for her husband Ken Rex McElroy’s death in Skidmore Missouri. She alleges civil rights violations and wrongful death amid a gathering of residents who pursued action against him after an assault case. The suits name city officials, Nodaway County, and local authorities, with timelines citing the July 10, 1981 shooting as the focal event.
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Kansas City
Trena McElroy
US District Court
Ken Rex McElroy
Skidmore
Nodaway County
Waryville
Richard E. McFadin
McElroy
D&g
McFadin
Steve Peter
Blast cripples Soviet fleet at Severomorsk base
Jane's Defense Weekly reports explosions at the Severomorsk ammunition depot disabled the Soviet northern fleet, killed at least 200 sailors, and damaged two thirds of surface to air and ship to ship missiles. The base on the Kola Peninsula near Norway suffered widespread destruction and delayed fleet operations for months.
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London
Sevel
Union
Jane's Defense Weekly
Defense
Severomorsk
Kola Peninsula
Norway
NATO
Opumas
U.S
Bob Tihatt
International Institute of Stratesic Studies
Washington
Atlantic Ocean
Jane's
Ratternee
United States
Ateast
Defense Weekly
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