Fire and Lottery Roundup From Local Logs
Fire calls in the last 24 hours include building fires at Juniors and 35 E Church Street and a gas leak at 1833 Taney Avenue. Automatic alarms responded at 4 27 a.m. and 7 04 p.m. Other listed incidents include hot wires on 107 W Main St and an investigation on Fingerboard Road. Ambulance calls totaled six, with no routine calls. Local lotteries drawn Monday night show Daily Lottery 05 3 Pick Four 3 2 7 2 and Pennsylvania Lotto 38 20 29 30 07 25 with alt 17. DC Lucky Numbers 546 and DC 4 5408 also reported.
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Plaem Wondeharm
New Midway
Rocky Ridge
Union Bridge
W. Main ST
Emmitsburg
Baltimore
Maryland
Marrisburg
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Washington
District of Columbia
D.C
Rosenberg case sparks debate on security and harm
U S Attorney Russoniello cites Julius and Ethel Rosenberg case as context for national security hurt while Senator San Nuns notes gaps in anti submarine and undersea warfare intelligence. FBI identifies Whitworth, a former Navy instructor with security clearances, as linked to Walker through years of friendship and sailing.
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Georgia Democrat
Whitworth
Brenda
Navy
FBI
Walker
Navy Communications School
San Diego
Louis Hiken
Weather forecast shows showers across wide band
The National Weather Service predicts showers on Wednesday stretching from Texas to Maine, signaling widespread wet conditions across a large swath of the United States. The forecast emphasizes a daylong system bringing rain to many regions.
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National Weather Service
Texas
Maine
Transportation for elderly identified as priority need
Frederick County Commission on Aging members identified elderly transportation as a top local priority for a state study. Patricia Throne noted current services are limited with long-distance and rural access challenges and volunteer-driven schedules. They also highlighted medicine costs as a separate issue from health care and endorsed adding aging concerns to state priorities.
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Karen Gardner
News-Post
Frederick County
Throne
Serious crime up in Frederick County in early 1985
Frederick County reports a two percent rise in serious crime for the first quarter of 1985 per Maryland State Police Uniform Crime Report figures. Western Maryland shows a six percent regional decrease while Frederick City logs a 4.1 percent drop, with aggravated assaults up and burglaries reemerging as offenders return to the streets.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Frederick City
Frederick
Richard J. Ashton
Uniform
UCR
Ashton
John W. Reburn
Soviet Air Raids Increase Near Kabul as Offense Expands
Western sources report Soviet air raids on anti-communist guerrillas near Kabul while a major offensive pushes along the Pakistan border. Helicopter gunships attacked in the Faghmal area west of Kabul, with fighting also reported in Kandahar.
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Pakistan
Kabul
Mié
Faghmal
Kandahar
Afghanistan
Kunar
Paktia
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Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
E. Patrick Street
P_O
Montgomery County
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Rockville
News Matters
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City Village
Uniteds
Bob’s Big Boy
Taney Ave
E. Church ST
Virginia
Tennessee
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Carrell
Howard
Montgomery
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Oakland
Westminster
David Leslie
Wed
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Mid-State
van Heusen
Eyerty
Dazzie Dad
bon-ton/everlys
Bon-Ton
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Frederick Towne Mall
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