Barry's Move Leaves Jurors to Decide Impact
In Washington, jurors in Marion Barry's drug and perjury trial resumed after his announcement he will not seek another term. Prosecutors declined to speculate on impact, while supporters offered mixed views about the political decision and its possible influence on the high-profile case.
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Thomas Penfield Jackson
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John Kay
David Clarke
Howard University
Officer reprimanded in leak about Ashton's accident
Frederick Police Capt. Pierce Stine Jr said a two week internal probe found a sergeant disclosed a confidential incident log page and other details about Maj. Richard J. Ashton the city police chief's May 24 accident. The sergeant accepted a written reprimand and waived a hearing while the dispatcher was cleared. No injuries and minor vehicle damage were reported.
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Richard J. Ashton
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Ashton
West Patrick Street
West College Terrace
Sheriff launches Selective Enforcement Program to curb speeders
Frederick County sheriff's office teams six officers in a five-site effort to cut alcohol and speed related crashes by 25 percent. A $4,000 NHTSA grant funds two radar units and overtime, enabling moving traffic speed checks from moving cruisers on US-15 Md-85 Md-455 US-340 and Md-17.
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Brian Williar
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
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U.S. 340
MD. 17
Williar
Sheriff's Office
Keys Lose Milking Contest to Bulls at Frederick Game
On a Wednesday Frederick Keys game night nearly 6,000 fans watched a milking contest between Bull players and Key players with cows Tinker Bell and Pam, owned by Scott and Judy Hood. The Durham Bulls won by more than 3 pounds of milk.
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Judy Hood
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Durham
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Keys
Tim Holland
California
Frederick County
Stacey Guyton
Holland
Bob Bellison
Mark Zeigler
Jack Boehmer
Old Glory becomes a banner attraction at Frederick bank
Frederick County National Bank on 13 E Patrick St hosts a patriotic window display from June 13 to Independence Day after retired Lt Col Edgar Boggan, a National Flag Foundation member, decorates with 27 official flags and historical replicas. Boggan, a former infantryman who worked in the Pentagon, moved from Mississippi to be near his daughter.
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Secretary of Defense
Wounded man remains in intensive care in Frederick
Christopher Wayne Weedon, 21, of Ice Street, Frederick, lay in intensive care at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a back shooting early Wednesday. A man arrested on drug charges, described as the shooter, remained jailed. Police said the victim is heavily sedated, delaying questioning.
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Ice Street
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
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City considers 30 percent cab fare hike to aid service
Frederick officials weighed a proposed roughly 30 percent rate increase to offset rising insurance costs and draw more drivers to City Cab Co. The plan, discussed at a Wednesday workshop, would affect zone based fares with a downtown trip rising from 1.50 to 2.00 dollars. A July 12 meeting will consider the proposal and a quarterly rate review is urged.
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Weather outlook for Western Maryland region
Partly cloudy and warm with highs in the mid 80s. Tonight variable clouds with mid to upper 60s. Friday remains warm and humid with mid 80s expected. Weather map and regional notes appear on page.
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Ranger Ric Honored as Maryland Ranger of the Year
Forest Ranger at Gambrill State Park named Maryland Forest Ranger of the Year. Feature appears on Greenhouse page one for the local paper.
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