Lottery winners in Baltimore drawn Monday night
AP reports Maryland lottery results with Daily Lottery numbers 6 5 2 and Pick Four numbers 2 0 1. Key city is Baltimore with the two games featured in the draw. Names of winners and prize amounts are not provided in the readable text.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Fire log summary of 24 hour period ending 10 a.m.
Fire calls reported in the past 24 hours end at 10 am including combined fire at Dublin Road at 1 48 pm. Field fires at Cemetery Manor Lane Woodsboro Graceham Lewistown. Automatic alarm at Mountairy Locker Plant New Market Stotelymer Road. Investigation at 8 05 pm in Wolfsville Myersville and 17 ambulance calls plus 6 routine calls.
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Dublin Road
Walkersville
Cemetery Manor Lane
Woodsboro
Graceham
Lewistown
Mountairy
NewMarket Stotelymer Road
Wolfsville
Myersville
Firefighters Battle Woodsboro Woods Fire Near Gravel Hill Road
Fire crews from Woodsboro Walkersville Libertytown and New Midway responded to a 10 39 PM blaze burning several acres of woods near Gravel Hill Road and Woodland Drive. The operation involved four companies as they battled the fire through the night.
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Woodsboro
Walkersville
Libertytown
New Midway
Gravel Hill Road
Woodland Drive
Burtonsville
Arbor Nurseries
MD. 198
Batson Rd
Scere
Weather forecast for Western Maryland region shifts toward heat
A weak high pressure moves east from the Great Lakes bringing clear mid July weather. Western Maryland districts including Frederick and Montgomery report warm, dry today with 60s to low 60s lows. Wednesday warms further with humidity rising and a chance of afternoon storms by Thursday. Temperatures yesterday included Frederick 46, Westminster 20, Hagerstown 68, Cumberland 05-65, Oakland 7-62.
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Great Lakes
Maryland
Carrell
Frederick
Seward
Montgomery
Waahingies
Maryland Mountains
Westminster
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Oakland
FBI agent gets two life sentences for spying
Richard W. Miller was sentenced to two life terms plus 50 years for spying for the Soviet Union. He received a $60,000 fine, with sentences to run concurrently and a minimum 16 years before parole eligibility. Miller proclaimed innocence as his attorneys prepared an appeal.
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Los Angeles
Richard W. Miller
Soviet Union
FBI
David Kenyon
Kenyon
Miller
NASA delays Journalist In Space program after Challenger tragedy
Space journalist program postponed as NASA and the Journalist In Space project pause to identify a definite mission. Officials say no shuttle flights expected until mid 1987 and notified the 9 finalists of potential continued eligibility.
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Columbia
D.C
NASA
University of South Carolina
Christa McAuliff
Heat wave withers Southeast as triple digits persist
A blistering Southeast heat wave sets records from Columbia to Augusta, with Charleston reporting heat index near 111 as city water use rises. The region endures a week of 100s, drought alerts in 13 South Carolina counties, and farm losses including 400000+ killed chickens in Georgia, while arid conditions tighten water restrictions and threaten crops.
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Charleston
S.C
Columbia
5.C
Augusta
Tom Karl
National Climatic Center
Asheville
N.C
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Gary Beeley
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Carl Cross
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Jason B. Wise
Lexington
Swansea
D.C
Ummia
County Parks To Benefit From State Funding Increase
Frederick County municipalities receive extra state money from Maryland Program Open Space. Towns were told May figures of 132 416 dollars, with some projects over 100 000 dollars. County Parks Administrator Failor recommended limited allocations. Walkersville and Woodsboro proposed larger asks. Final decisions hinge on the county MML meeting in July and possible COG consideration.
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Frederick County
Council of Governments
James R. Shaw
Walkersville
Creamery Park
Robert Failor
Woodsboro
Failor
Maryland Municipal League
MML
COG
Teenager waives extradition for funeral in Terre Haute
In Terre Haute Indiana an 18 year old suspect charged with murdering his mother and father and injuring his sister waived extradition from Wisconsin to attend his mother’s funeral. Vigo County Sheriff Atelski said the teen embraced family at the service and arrived by private plane with detectives. He is charged with murder and attempted murder with no bond set.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Wisconsin
John Rowe
Vigo County
Andrew T. Atelski
Rowe
James
Gretchen
James A. Rowe
Ateiski
Atelski
John
Atelski Rowe
Woodsboro votes to divert funds for sewer debt relief
Woodsboro officials approve moving 10000 from the water sewer fund to partially pay a 530000 sewer project debt. Crum reports water leaks will be repaired promptly and notes adequate current supply. Denny Lockard to discuss raising main street speed to 35 mph at Aug 11 meeting. Yard Sale Days set for Aug 2 from 9 to 5.
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Charles H. Crum
Crum
Denny Lockard
District 7
Crim
Sheriff's Department
Barracks Lime Co
Gould Holding Co
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