Four Cyclists Injured in Washington County Bike Rally
Four cyclists were injured on a back road near Sandy Hook while negotiating a hill and curve during a two day bike race starting in Harrisburg. One rider was flown to Washington County Hospital with head injuries. others suffered abrasions and an elbow injury. Names were unavailable. The event was sponsored by a national multiple sclerosis group. Assist teams included Sharpsburg Rescue Co and Brunswick ambulance crew.
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Washington County
Sandy Hook
Maryland
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Harrisburg
Myers
Harpers Ferry
Sharpsburg
Brunswick Ambulance Company
Fires and alarms sweep area over 48 hours
Fire alarms and calls reported from Friday night to Sunday afternoon across multiple locations including Hansonville Road, Beacon House, Frederick Health Care Center, Maple Avenue and Liberty Road. Responding units include United, Citizens Truck Co, Independent Hose Co, Junior, Fort Detrick, Walkersville and local ambulances. incidents cover automobile, electrical pole, woods, building and dumpster fires with multiple hydrant and emergency responses.
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Hansonville Road
Lewistown
Walkersville
Beacon House
South SL
United and Citizens Truck Co
Frederick Health Care Center
North Place
Independent Hose Co
United, Junior, Citizens Truck Co
Fort Detrick
Urbana Pike
United
Degrange St
Citizens Truck Co
Junior
South St
Liberty Road
Waverley Garden
Independent
Hase Co
Weather forecast shows strong storm band from NM to NY
The Accu Weather forecast indicates a band of thunderstorms stretching from New Mexico to the Gulf and north to New York. Western Maryland counties expect warm humid days with scattered showers and a 30 percent chance of storms on Tuesday, with highs in the upper 80s. Maryland mountains see thunderstorms today and a cooling trend Tuesday with 40 percent storm chances.
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New Mexico
Gulf
New York
Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Oakland
Westminster
Bertha Downgraded From Hurricane To Tropical Storm
Bertha, the first hurricane of the 1990 Atlantic season, was downgraded to a tropical storm as it moved toward open water. Forecasters warned of high surf along the Southeast coast while Bertha weakened from 75 mph to about 70 mph, centered offshore near 32.4 N, 70.3 W, about 360 miles east of Cape Hatteras, North Carolina.
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Miami
Florida
Bertha
Cantheist Af
Cone Hatteras
N.C
National Hurricane Center
Man charged after church parking lot shooting
Sharpsburg man Michael Carter, 35, was arrested in Greenbriar State Park after allegedly shooting David Gardner, 34, and Tammy Wilt, 27, in a church parking lot. Carter attempted suicide, sustained gunshot wounds, and faces charges including attempted murder and gun offenses. Wilt and Gardner underwent surgery and remained hospitalized. Carter was hospitalized and is in custody.
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Sharpsburg
Dienate
Washington County
Michael Carter
Greenbriar State Park
Mr. Carter
David Gardner
Pinesburg
Tammy Wilt
Dam No. 4
Hagerstown
Richard Moyer
Suburban Hospital
Bethesda
Mr. Gardner
Ms. Wilt
Sheriff's Department
Carter
Wilt
Sgt. Moyer
Gardner
Lottery results from Maryland Sunday drawing
Baltimore AP reports Maryland lottery drawings Sunday night. Daily Lottery numbers 4.6.6. Play Four 4-9-5-8. Saturday night 6-2-7. Play Four 7-7-5-8. Lotto 09-22-29-31-44-46.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Schaefer endorses veto of abortion bill
Ocean City AP Gov William Donald Schaefer praised Louisiana Gov Buddy Roemer for vetoing a bill that would prohibit abortions except to save the mother’s life. He cited Roemer’s first veto on July 6 and avoided commenting on a second bill regarding rape and incest. He spoke at the Maryland Association of Counties convention, outlining his cautious stance on abortion.
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Ocean City
William Donald Schaefer
Louisiana
Buddy Roemer
Schaefer
Mr. Roemer
Roemer
Maryland Association of Counties
Klan leaflets declare Cecil areas 'black free'
In Elkton North East and Chesapeake City Klan fliers left on car windshields and in apartments used racial slurs and claimed areas were “nigger free zones.” A Baltimore box offered joiners. Police see no revival but warn of rising tensions.
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Cecil
Elkton
Ku Klux Klan
Cecil County
North East
Chesapeake City
North
Baltimore
Joseph Bond
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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National Weather
Coor Cour
George 8. Delaplaine Jr
Myron W. Randall
Marlene
George E. Randall
Edward M. Gaydos
Advertising Director
Eaware
Ervin H. Hagy
Philip W. Hammond
William H. Main Jr
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
E. Patrick Street
P.O
Montgomery County
Maryland Ave
Rockville
News Matters
Larry Myers
Sharpsburg Rescue Co
Woodsboro Pike
New Midway
Rocky Ridge
Woodsboro
Maple Ave
Brunswick
Black Ankle Road
Libertytown
Winfield
Mayy
Sonny Durham
Ae Leeyl
Chevrolet
Cadillac
Frederick Produce CO
Cash & CA
E. Sth Street
Frederik
Pessents Rs
East Street
5Th
Cash & Carry
Estray
Hormel
Stoutter
Il Chi Gertleferry Fhicken
Stouffer's
Tortellini
Thane
Packer
California
Baemagan
Magic Valley
Bog Deep Fry
Dag
State Park
Lottery
Aft
John Cook
Rising Sun
ComputerLand
South McCain Drive
AST Bravo
Route 40
McCain Cave
Roy Rogers
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