Animal rights activists appeal fines in deer-hunter case
In Rockville, six animal rights advocates found guilty of entering Poolesville woods to harass bow hunters were placed on probation and fined up to one hundred dollars. Named defendants include Donna H Amini and Carol Breinig of Alexandria, Patricia Tereskiweicz of Wheaton, Kathleen Kinsolving, Donna J. Zeigfinger, and Larry J. Long Jr. of Washington. Eleven more arrestees from the same park face court on August 22.
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Rockville
Irving H. Fisher
Poolesville
McKee Beshhers Wildlife Management Area
Donna H Amini
Carol Breinig
Alexandria
Patricia Tereskiweicz
Wheaton
Kathleen Kinsolving
Donna J. Zeigfinger
Larry J. Long Jr
Washington
Montgomery County
Weekend Shower Outlook Across the East and Southwest
Accu Weather forecast notes showers thunder storms across the East Saturday with thunderstorms in the Southwest Highs mid 70s to 85 locally. Flash flood watch active in Western Maryland and Maryland Mountains through tonight with rain likely tonight and Saturday. Overnight and Sunday highs and lows vary with humid conditions and chances of showers and storms spreading inland to Tuesday.
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Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Maryland Mountains
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Oakland
Westminster
Man admits ramming cruiser in high speed chase case
Frederick man Bruce W. Sheckler II 22 pleaded guilty in Circuit Court to assault with intent to avoid arrest by ramming a Frederick City Police cruiser and driving toward Sgt Shankle during a 60 mile chase from Frederick to Virginia and back. He and passenger Brian Hawker fled on foot before Sheckler hid in woods near Flint Hill. Sentencing set for Aug 16 with plea deal limiting prison to one year.
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Frederick
Bruce W. Sheckler II
Ballenger Creek Pike
Wrederick
Teechurc Va
Frederick County
Flint Hill
Sheckler
Cheryl Hershey
Crown Station
Seventh and
Bentz Streets
Ms. Hershey
Frederick City
Maryland State Police
MD. 8
Citizens Band
Potomac River Bridge
Virginia
Potomac Bridge
Daniel Vance
Hershey
Lance
Donald Shankle
Brian L. Hawker
Basford Road
Billy Snoots
Vince Malta
Pvt
Shankle
Two arrested on drug charges in crack down operation
Lorring A. Pile, 23, of New York City, and Lynette V. Thomas, 43, of Frederick, were arrested at 3 35 p m at John Hanson Apartments during Operation Crack Down. Thomas allegedly handed an undercover officer cocaine and directed him to pay Pile. They face charges of possession and distribution crack, conspiracy, and Thomas also faces possession with intent to distribute fake crack.
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Lorring A. Pile
New York
N.Y
Lynette V. Thomas
Park Avenue
Frederick
John Hanson
Ms. Thomas
Pile
Car Skids and Overturns on Rainy Walkersville Road
Maryland State Police reported Brenda K. Brauning, 22, of Taneytown, was treated and released at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a southbound car skidded on rain slick roads on Md. 194 near Daysville Avenue in Walkersville. The vehicle hit an embankment and rolled over at 7:35 a.m. as Brauning attempted to slow down.
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U.S. 15
Adamstown
James F. Welich
Eden Court
Frederick
Basford Road
Gloria Elliman
Ashland
George Stottlemyer
Maryland
Welich
Carroll Manor Ambulance
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Ms. Ellman
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Walkersville
Brenda K. Brauning
Taneytown
MD. 194
Daysville Avenue
Maryland Lottery to Introduce Eleven New Instant Games
Eleven new instant lottery games will debut over the next year to boost ticket sales with more ways to win. The first two launches Monday aim to raise 8 million dollars for the Maryland Stadium Authority. Lottery spokesman Carroll Hynson Jr. notes multiple games lift sales and follow industry trends. Four of the 11 new games are expected to deliver 24 million to the stadium authority, while six instant games were run in the last year with four dedicated to the stadium.
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Annapolis
Maryland Stadium Authority
Lottery
Carroll H. Hynson Jr
Stadium Authority
Fire alarm log note at East Patrick Street and River Road
Report lists 24 hour period incidents with alarms on East Patrick Street outside gas teak and a house fire at 24434 River Road in Montgomery County. Responders United and Carroll Manor were dispatched with transfer noted.
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Patrick Street
United
Beallsville
Carroll Manor
River Road
Montgomery County
Lottery changes and new games announced for Maryland
Maryland lottery officials outline funding and new instant games Ca$h Explosion and Baseball. Ca$h Explosion offers 5.9 million in prizes with 12 top prizes of 1 in a million odds, featuring six scratched squares for a match. Baseball tops prizes of 1,000 with 120 chances to win, scratching four bases with a matching Your number box. Revenue notes cite $24 million authority raise, $16 million from instant games in 1988, and Camden Yards cost of 10.5 million.
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Camden Yards
Baltimore
Hynson
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George 8. Delaplaine Jr
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Marlene B. Young Secretary
George
Randall
Edward M. Goydos
Edward F. Mall
Ervin H. Hogg
Philip W. Hammond
Conteqiler
William H. Main Jr
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick Maryland
Maryland Ave
Ational Weather
Ancnaar
Wr Loe
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Cop
Mary Ann Stepler
David Callahan
Steff Photo
Sam Yu
Ses Oy
NMP
Er Uy Sport
Cadillac
GEO
Jefferson
Hyattstown
Urbana
Seventh St
Independent Hose Co
Fingerboard Road
Green Valley
Baugher Road
Lewistown
Apt
Waverley
Stull Road
Schaefer
Harry Grove Stadium
Salem Buccaneers
Schaef
LAK Bomhain
Ourie
Rederick Towne
Market St
Kohler
H.C. Summers, Inc
Jefferson Pike
Jafferson
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