Lottery results and fire alarms from Maryland and Pennsylvania
Maryland and Pennsylvania lottery results reported with Daily Lottery 4 8 8 Pick Four 2 5 6 0 and Pennsylvania Daily Number 91 9 plus Lotto numbers 22 40 38 32 33 03 with alternate 31. Fire alarms logged in Sabillasville and Howard County areas with addresses and times. Juniors and New Market responders noted. Ambulance calls: 12 emergencies and 2 routines.
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Harrisburg
Sabillasville
Shawnee Drive
County
Howard County
New Market
Maryland test program to curb fertilizer use
The University of Maryland Cooperative Extension Service and the state Department of Agriculture offer a free manure testing program under the Chesapeake Bay initiative. It helps qualified farmers reduce commercial fertilizer use and curb runoff that pollutes the bay.
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College Park
Chesapeake Bay
University of Maryland
Cooperative Extension Service
State Department of Agriculture
Weather forecast for Western Maryland and Maryland Mountains
High pressure brings fair conditions tonight and Wednesday. No rain. Thursday offshore, temperatures warm again with near 90s. Winds southeast Wednesday shifting south Thursday. Drying conditions good to excellent. Maryland Mountains expect fast pleasant days in 20s to 50s. Temperatures yesterday included Frederick 90 and Hagerstown 91.
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New England
Camburg
Maryland
Carrell
Frederick
Benard
Moagivaser
Washington
Maryland Mountains
Westminster
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Oakland
Davai Lesher
Danforth aims to divert Conrail funds to NASA
Senate Commerce Chair Danforth proposes using about 450 million dollars of Conrail cash to support NASA amid budget constraints. Conrail challenges the move, calling it illegal and a denial of due process, noting a financing agreement governs government securities payments.
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Washington — Senate Commerce Committee
John Danforth
Conrail
NASA
Danforth
Space Agency
Railroad
Congress
Department of Transportation
Wendy DeMoeker
Department
Federal Railroad Administration
Rwo
House
Senate
Commerce
Senate Armed Services Committee
Penn Central
Reagan
Norfolk Southern Corp
Self-donation of blood urged at Frederick Memorial Hospital
A Frederick doctor cites NIH guidance that patients facing surgery should donate their own blood. Autologous donation, he says, has a long history at Frederick Memorial Hospital though widespread interest rises amid AIDS discussions. Hospital officials note limits on blood storage and that self-donation suits small needs, while NIH cautions against large-scale personal storage to protect the national supply.
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Frederck
National Instituters of Health
Fumorsf
Robert Furie
Frederck Memorial Hospital
Clineca Lab
Red Cross
Frederick Memorial Hospital
NIH
Jerry Eliott
Office of Medical Applications of Research
Seid
Elliott
Farie
Farne
Ube
Hopital
Baltimore
Whistleblowers Upstanding Workers, Says Study
A study of 55 employees who blew the whistle on corruption finds they were not malcontents but loyal workers. Researchers Myron Peretz Glazer and Penina Migdal Glazer say these whistleblowers were motivated by belief in their organizations and faced punishment such as transfer, demotion, firing, and harassment. They urged caution, noting risks and a 50-50 chance of success with solid support from law, press, and facts.
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New York
Myron Peretz Glazer
Smith College
Penina Migdal Glazer
Hampshire College
Hugh Kaufman
Environmental Protection Agency
New Soviet minister of atomic energy named after Chernobyl
The Kremlin named Nikolai Lukonin, veteran nuclear plant manager, head of a newly created Ministry of Atomic Energy to bolster the disaster response. The Politburo fired three officials and the deputy head of the Chernobyl design institute as it announced the ministry and Lukonin's appointment.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Lukonin
Leningrad
Ignalina
Lithuania
Chernobyl
Politburo
Erik Pozdyshev
Smolensk
Tass
State Committee For Safety
Carpet stain case ends with $85 payment in small claims
A Knoxville couple sued a carpet cleaner for a dark walnut stain left after cleaning. Judge Frederick Bower ordered repayment of the $85 service fee. In a second case, Pernell H. Thomas sued over a Chevrolet 350 engine that did not fit his car, but Judge Herbert Rollins found no warranty covering fit.
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Knoxville
Frederick
Sayler
Lyons
Frederick Bower
Pernell H. Thomas
Herbert Rollins
Thomas
Rollins
Bond reduced for Brusseick couple in drug case
Frederick County District Court reduced bail for Brenda Hahn from 250000 to 5000 and for Dele Hahn amid a front yard knife incident at 155 S Maryland Ave as police found 16 pounds of marijuana leaves in a dryer area. They face charges including possession with intent to distribute and assault.
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Brusseick
Pridey
Frederick County
Frederick Bower
Brenda M. Hahn
Dele E. Hahn
Maryland Ave
Hahn
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