Prosector: Manslaughter Conviction Difficult In Bus Stop Crash
In Woodlawn the fatal crash near Johnnycake Elementary killed Kim Linah Dorsey and her two daughters Chanel and Keisha, with four others dead and several injured. Raymond Haney, 32, faces possible vehicular manslaughter charges after investigators found he drove 50 to 60 mph in a 30 zone and weaved through traffic. Baltimore County Prosecutor Sandra O Connor said a decision would take about two weeks, noting the difficulty of proving vehicular manslaughter. The accident drew mourners to the nearby Social Security complex as relatives recalled the victims and a trust fund was set up for the Dorsey Fields family.
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Bryan Potts
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Bridge keeper's stint draws to close at Weems Creek
Annette Bellinger, 73, who tended the 1929 Weems Creek Bridge from a shack beneath it for 12 years, will quit at month end after a neighbor dispute. She opened the draw for sailboats from a control box, dodged heat and pests, and plans a farewell party on July 31.
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Weems Creek
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Gramm Skating Stunt Aims To Boost Campaign Reach
Mrs. Gramm plans a 213 mile inline skating tour across western Maryland to drum up support for her husband Senator Phil Gramm's presidential bid. She will skate from Oakland to Frederick, with stops in Grantsville Flintstone Clear Spring Point of Rocks and Frederick as 1,250 cyclists join through hilly terrain amid local opposition in Williamsport.
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Power plant near resort sparks resident fears in Greenbrier Valley
In White Sulphur Springs residents oppose a coal burning plant proposed for The Greenbrier resort. Wartsila Diesel Inc plans a 3 megawatt plant to heat and power the resort, built on CSX land, with a diesel engine feeding a boiler system and emissions treated in the process. CSX would lease the site. permit review by West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection is pending.
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