Frederick man held on robbery and assault charges
Frederick man Mark Randolph, 28, is jailed without bail at Frederick County Detention Center on robbery first and second degree assault and theft charges. He waived bail review in Frederick County District Court after being charged in a May 17 Barnes Country Store robbery in Mount Pleasant.
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Mark Randolph
Maryland
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Barnes Country Store
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Annette Gregory
Division of Corrections
Edward Dwyer Jr
Dexter Prue
Pennsylvania Avenue
Prue
Lottery Draw Report From Tuesday Numbers
A brief note describes Tuesday lottery draws with listed numbers and results. The fragment mentions ticket sales and winnings context but lacks clear names or locations. The readable items indicate routine drawing activity and basic outcome details.
Retired Army colonel guilty of Cold War spying
Trofimoff, a former Army colonel, was found guilty by a federal jury of spying for the Soviet Union during the Cold War. Prosecutors said he collected documents, photographed intelligence files, and passed them to the KGB via an intermediary.
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Sonet
FBI
Mark King
Texas executes 9th of year in Huntsville inmates
Texas carried out the ninth execution of the year at Huntsville by lethal injection. Minuel Richardson, 46, was condemned for fatally shooting one of two hotel security guards at a San Antonio hotel in 1979. Prosecutors said Richardson and three prostitutes were involved as guards were robbed and killed during a response to a complaint.
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Minuel
Silky” Richardson
Richardson
Indiana
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Howard Powers
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Tippecanoe County
Sting operation nets drug arrest in city
A 36-year-old Frederick man, Erik Michael Glisson of Turning Point Court, was arrested on cocaine possession after undercover officers surveilled the John Hanson Apartments. He was charged during a 9:46 p.m. traffic stop and jailed in Frederick with $1,000 bail.
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Erik Michael Glisson
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Germantown man pleads guilty to assault at Rockville hospital
David Choe of Sage Way Germantown admitted guilt on three counts of attempted first-degree assault after he was fired and carried a rifle into Shady Grove Adventist Hospital. Police found 10 rifles four shotguns and over 1000 rounds at his home. He faces up to 75 years in prison with sentencing set for September 13 before Montgomery County Circuit Court Judge DeLawrence Beard. He remains in jail without bail.
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David Choe
Sage Way
Montgomery County
DeLawrence Beard
Choe
Shady Grove Adventist Hospital
Weather outlook shows scattered storms across regions
Partly cloudy conditions give way to showers and thunderstorms across the Midwest Northwest and parts of the Northeast. Forecasters expect gusty winds, heavy downpours in hotspots, and thunderstorms along the Gulf Coast with Pacific Northwest showers. Temperatures range from 60s in the Pacific Northwest to 100s in the Desert Southwest, with 90s in much of Texas and the central Plains.
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Frederick County and Maryland Beaches Weather Outlook
Frederick County forecasts show clear tonight with mid to upper 60s lows and a Thursday sunny high in the lower 40s. Maryland beaches expect mostly clear nights in mid 60s with temperatures near 90 by day and scattered thunderstorms into Sunday and next week.
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Maryland
Publishers Clearing House settles for 34 million in multi state deal
Publishers Clearing House agreed to pay 34 million in refunds and costs to 26 states to settle allegations of deceptive marketing. The company will stop using phrases that imply winners and will implement responsive measures to ensure promotions are reliable. The settlement follows prior deals and lists participating states including Arizona Colorado Florida Indiana Kansas Kentucky and more.
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Ae General Jennifer Publishers Clearing House
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Florida
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New Jersey
North Carolina
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Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Tennessee
Texas
Vermont
West Virginia
Wisconsin
American Family Enterprises
Dick Clark
Ed McMahon
Man charged with using dead man's bank card
Gary V Rich 45 of Commodore Court New Market is charged with using a deceased patient debit card from a Rockville hospital. Investigators say September 2000 withdrawals totaled about $12,000 from the late account holder, with purchases and ATM withdrawals at the hospital lobby and nearby ATMs. Rich, a former security officer at Shady Grove Adventist Hospital, was arrested June 23 after police found deposits and clothing tied to the crime during September 2000. He faces a theft scheme over $500 charge, potentially 15 years imprisonment and a $1,000 fine.
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Shady Grove Adventist Hospital
Montgomery County
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Campus Life Club
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Montgomery
FleetBoston Financial Bank
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