Fragmented OCR listing with numbers and rates in Maryland notice
A ragged OCR fragment shows multiple phone numbers, an address in Maryland and a set of postage or transportation rate figures. It reads like a memo or directory snippet with routing or carrier notes and implied costs, but the text is incomplete and lacks coherent context or a clear event.
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Ety County Bureau
Maryland Ave
Syringes Found in Cans Prompt tampering probe
Associated Press reports syringes found in beverage cans in Louisiana and Ohio trigger tampering investigations. Officials, including Anne Ward of PepsiCo, express uncertainty while a St Louis suburb incident described where a man spit after tasting a soda and found a syringe. A Cleveland TV report notes a broken syringe in a Diet beverage.
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Ted
Anne Ward
Pepsi Cola
New York
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Daleenan
Deborah Garner
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Wkyc-Tv
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Weather Outlook for Western Maryland and Mountains
The forecast shows a 30 percent chance of afternoon showers or storms today with highs near 80. Tonight partly cloudy with lows near 60. Wednesday mainly sunny and pleasant with highs near 80. Montgomery and surrounding counties expect clear nights and mid 70s by afternoon. Thursday mostly sunny with highs near 85. Friday and Saturday hot days with highs in the 90s and mild nights.
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Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington Counties
Governor Casey Receives Heart and Liver Transplant
Pennsylvania Governor Robert P. Casey awoke from anesthesia after a 13 hour experimental heart and liver transplant at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. Surgeons described the organs as working well and Casey in critical but stable condition as doctors monitor for bleeding rejection or infection.
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Pittsburgh
Robert P. Casey
Casey
John Armitage
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
Thomas Starzl
Homeless handyman pleads guilty to Bethesda murder
Hadden I. Clark, a 40 year old homeless handyman, pleaded guilty in Montgomery County Circuit Court to second degree murder in the October 19 killing of Laura Houghteling in Bethesda. He confessed to suffocating her in her bed and burying her body. The victim’s family attended as sentencing was set for June 25, with possible placement at the Patuxent Institution. The state indicated no concessions.
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Bethesda
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Irma Baker
Penny Houghteling
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Andrew L. Sonner
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Baker
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Fire log and court notes merge in local report
Fire calls over 24 hours list incidents at Pinecliff Drive and Kemptown Church Road with brush fires and an automatic alarm. In court, Hadden Clark pleads, with witnesses discussing motive, premeditation, and a mother’s reflections on her daughter's murder and potential for healing.
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Pinecliff Drive
Junior
United
Kemptown Church Road
Damascus
Green Valey
Monarch Ridge Road
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Lottery results from Baltimore draw on Monday night
AP reports Maryland lottery results with Dany Lottery numbers 6 8 5 for Pick 4 and 1 3 2 3 for Match Five plus 1 11 16 28 30. No single winner details provided.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Dany Lottery
State panel to study teacher sex scandal
ANNAPOLIS AP State School Superintendent Nancy Grasmick will appoint a three member committee to investigate whether sexual abuse allegations against a Northeast High School teacher were handled properly. Ronald Price, a former social studies teacher and girls softball coach, faces three counts of child abuse and perverted sex practices after admitting relations with up to seven students. County officials said officials knew of allegations involving 10 girls as early as 1989. PTAs president Carolyn Roeding welcomed the move to start the probe without waiting for a county request.
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Annapolis
Nancy Grasmick
Northeast High School
Price
Northeast
Carolyn Roeding
County Council of
Ptas
Grasmick
Supreme Court to rule on abortion protests and racketeering case
The Supreme Court plans to review an Operation Rescue case accusing abortion protest groups of using the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act to target clinics. A 1994 decision is cited as precedent. Arguments expected this fall with potential involvement by Justice Ginsburg or President Clinton. The briefing notes a 7-2 ruling and actions revived in Jacksonville, Florida amid government program challenges.
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Washington Supreme Court
Ginsburg
Clinton
Jacksonville
Jacksor
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