Weekend weather turns dreary with rain chance rising
The coming work week looks dreary with clouds and rain. Today cloudy with a 60 percent rain chance. highs in the lower 50s, lows upper 30s. The weekend was warm with a 56 degree high and brief rain on Saturday. Wind gusts reached 20 mph Saturday, easing to 10 mph Sunday. A salary correction lists Darrell Batson at 70712 annually. Fire calls reported include multiple building and vehicle fires across several towns. No Maryland Lotto jackpot winner. Saturday night drawing totaled 12 million with five or four numbers matching various payouts.
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Maryland
Maryland Lottery
Lovers quarrel leaves woman hurt in Maryland incident
Pamela Ruzbacki of Frederick suffered hand and arm injuries after a man, Robert Mender, pushed her from a moving U S 15 pickup in an altercation at a Market Street club. Mender, 36, was arrested and charged with driving while intoxicated and first and second degree assault after the incident on Saturday.
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Pamela Ruzbacki
Frederick
Robert Mender
U.S. 15
Mr. Mender
Eighth St
Ms. Ruzbacki
Market Street
Fish Hatchery Road
Ruzbacki
Frederick man sought in attempted murder and credit card crimes
Baltimore County Police seek Donald Carroll Stepp Jr also known as Ronnie Adams from Frederick. He allegedly pointed a gun at an acquaintance on Eastern Avenue near the city line and threatened to kill him, then used stolen cards for purchases totaling about 9 000 dollars. Police urge tips to 410-887-2198.
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Baltimore
Frederick
Baltimore County
Donald Carroll Stepp Jr
Stonegate Road
Eastern Avenue
Stepp
Ronnie Adams
Myersville man critically injured in one car crash
Two traffic crashes Sunday left four people hurt including a Myersville man in critical condition. Kenneth Lee Santmire, 42, of Jefferson, was ejected from a 1990 Plymouth Laser after an unsuccessful curve at Md. 180 and Elmer Road and flown to Hagerstown in fair condition. A second crash on Alternate Md. 40 near Brad dock Heights injured Brian S. Anders, 23, of Myersville, who was flown to Shock Trauma in Baltimore in critical condition.
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Jefferson
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Cumberland
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
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Lois Staley
George Fisher Jr
Frederick
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Braddock Heights
Devesey Beverly
Brian S. Anders
R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center
Baltimore
Anders
Alicia Clem
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Beverly
Middletown
City woman held an assault charge
Frederick police jailed 19 year old Tonette Nichol Harris after she allegedly stabbed a teenage boy in the thumb at 32 D Sagner Drive around 11 35 p m Sunday. Harris faced second degree assault destruction of property and possessing a dangerous and deadly weapon charges and awaited a bail hearing. The 15 year old trespasser did not require medical care and was released to a guardian.
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Frederick City
Gene Alston
Sagner
Sam Bowman
Tonette Nichol Harris
Harris
Frederick County Central
Maryland weather forecast with regional showers and cool highs
Frederick County Montgomery County Maryland Mountains Maryland Beaches and extended forecast. Cloudy today with a 60 percent chance of showers and highs in the upper 40s to lower 50s. Tonight with 40 percent showers or flurries. Tuesday cooler with variable cloudiness. Extended period shows mixed precipitation possible west and scattered rain from Wednesday to Friday. </s>
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Maryland
Severe storms and blizzard sweep central regions
Storms ripped Florida with damaging wind as a line of thunder storms moved south from early morning. A Sarasota elementary roof was damaged and windows blown from all 12 classrooms amid gusty winds. In the northern Plains snow showers followed a late week blizzard that dumped 5 to 6 feet on the Black Hills and created 10 foot drifts in eastern Montana, closing a 100 mile stretch of I 94.
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Traffic accident shuts Md. 75 after pole falls
A Saturday crash on Md. 75 near Lewisdale Road closed the road for over an hour. Tira Cherie Gordon 17 of Jiamsville lost control on wet pavement in a 1995 Plymouth Neon severing a telephone pole. Gordon and two passengers wore seat belts and were uninjured. Andrew Woolard 39 of Tramsville driving a Toyota Previa struck the pole then Gordon's car. his family was uninjured. Gordon was charged with failing to reduce speed in dangerous conditions.
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Charges Filed After Traffic Stop In Frederick
A Frederick City traffic stop led to two arrests after Officer John Meyer checked a car on East Seventh Street just after 11 pm. Theodore Brown provided false identities, was found driving on a suspended license and charged with related offenses. Passenger Kevin L. Jones faced crack cocaine possession and resisting arrest charges. Bail set at 6500 and 7500 respectively.
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South Market Street
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Nuclear deterrence study calls for irrational U S stance
An internal STRATCOM report argues the United States should project an irrational and vindictive nuclear persona to deter adversaries such as Iraq. The 1995 Essentials of Post-Cold War Deterrence cites ambiguity and fear to justify maintaining nuclear arsenals beyond the Soviet threat, amid clashes with liberal aims for disarmament.
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Reagan Revisited Insight From a White House Fly-On-The-Wall
Historian Edmund Morris, with rare access during Reagan's second term, argues the president declined physically and mentally after the 1981 shooting. Morris says Reagan struggled to cope with Iran Contra, resisted firing staff, and grew distant from reality while evangelical faith deepened.
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Governor visits Frederick school to discuss pollution and libraries
Governor Glendening notes Chesapeake Bay pollution risk from Pfiesteria and stresses responsibility even from Frederick County. He browses library computer books, cites 1982 to 1992 titles, linking to his school library funding proposal. Students present a Dr. Seuss gift and pose for photos.
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Frederick County
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J. Anita Stup
Sue Hecht
Dr. Seuss
Ms. Mulls
Memoir of Mrs. Bowers Kefauver Tresselt Family Ties
Mrs. Tresselt recalls her mother who moved to Washington 25 years ago and sang as soloist in Frederick churches while her father served as health officer. The Bowers family notes include late Sherman P Bowers an attorney and former Frederick County states attorney and a Peabody Institute graduate who taught music in Frederick County.
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Kenneth G. Tresselt
Weve Got Frederick Written All Over Us
Frederick Nefos Post documents a local campaign theme centered on Frederick identity. The piece highlights community pride, regional ties, and a call to local action surrounding city initiatives and cultural heritage.
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Frederick Nefos
Israel signals readiness to pull from southern Lebanon
Jerusalem reports show Prime Minister Netanyahu telling his Cabinet that Israel will withdraw from southern Lebanon if security is assured along the border under UN Resolution 425. Science Minister Eitan and Uri Lubrani echoed a shift toward security talks and potential political aims adjustment amid mounting casualties.
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Schroeder Set to Challenge Kohl in German Race
In Lower Saxony Gerhard Schroeder won re election and lines up for September’s national contest against Helmut Kohl. The Social Democratic governor led with about 48 percent to Kohl’s 36, promising to curb unemployment as he pursues a moderate left coalition path.
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Dune buggy fire on East Third Street damages claimed at $5,000
Arson blaze destroyed a dune buggy in a 300 block alley on East Third Street with about $5,000 in damages. A second fire damaged a 26 foot storage trailer at Goodwill Industries on East Church Street, clothes and shoes destroyed, another $5,000 loss. Firefighters prevented spread. arson hotline open at 1 800 492 7529 for tips.
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McCaughey septuplets all under one roof as last leaves hospital
In Des Moines area, the McCaughey family welcomed the final two septuplets Alexis and Natalie home after 3 1/2 months in hospital. Parents Bobbi and Kenny celebrated with the 60 volunteers who care for the family, noting the joy of everyone under one roof. The birth on November 19 marked the first US septuplet birth since 1985, with four boys and three girls born weeks early.
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Blank Children’s Hospital
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Iraq pledges to honor pact with U.N. inspectors
Iraq says it will honor the agreement to allow U.N. inspectors at suspected weapons sites. Ambassador Nizar Hamdoon argues inspections should not be open ended even though the pact has no time limit. The U.N. Security Council debates a BritainJapan backed resolution endorsing the deal and warning of severe consequences if Baghdad breaches the truce.
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Saudi hospital tells parents to take at least some of their 7 babies home
A Saudi Abha maternity nursery facing overcrowding tells Hasna Humair and family to remove some of the seven week old septuplets. Four of the babies have discharge slips while three remain. doctors say two or more should be taken home gradually as local firms pledge milk and diapers.
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McCaughey quintuplets grow as family reunites at hospital
Natalie and Alexis, the remaining newborns in the McCaughey family, improved during extended hospital stays. Natalie rose from 2 pounds 10 ounces to 7 pounds 10 ounces, Alexis from 2 pounds 11 ounces to 5 pounds 11 ounces. The family brought Kelsey and the boys to the hospital for a brief reunion as snow сид.
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Alexis
Wes Yoder
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