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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 2001
Page
2
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Lt Gov Kathleen Kennedy Townsend on tour in Silver Spring and Montgomery County sparked talk of a possible Townsend Duncan gubernatorial ticket in 2002. Townsend praised downtown redevelopment while deflecting speculation and described Duncan as smart and effective. Duncan said they have worked well together and downplayed any ticket plans.
Baltimore's two firefighters unions reached a tentative two year agreement with city officials over a parity clause added in 1992. They argue for pay parity with Baltimore police officers who received a 33 percent raise over three years, while firefighters were granted 3 percent. The case rests on a court ruling that firefighters should receive the same pay as police, despite city claims the parity clause is not binding.
The case against former White House official Liddy, tied to Watergate, will be appealed after Judge Motz dismissed it for a second time following jurors' deadlock. Dorsen, representing Ida Wells, argues the appeals court ruling requires a trial if a deadlock occurs, potentially mandating a new jury trial.
A Talbot County jury convicted the second of three men charged in the Jan 5 1987 stabbing death of Adeline Virginia Curly Wilford, sentencing Jonathan David Sen to felony murder and daytime breaking and entering. The first defendant Ray Andrews pleaded guilty to a lesser charge. Serhan’s sentencing is set for April 30.
Fire log for a 24 hour period records 1:01 p.m. on Highland Street at East Church Street wires down. 2:26 p.m. at 218 E Seventh St structure associated with Junior United Citizens Fort Detrick. 4:38 p.m. 17188 Boleet show id woods. Baltimore AP reports Maryland lottery drawings Thursday night and afternoon with Pick 3 Pick 4 and Cash in Hand results.
Frederick County forecasts show tonight partly cloudy with lows 30s and light west wind. Saturday brings increasing clouds and highs in the 30s, with a chance of snow overnight into Sunday and colder highs in the upper 20s to mid 30s. Maryland beaches expect similar patterns with rain chances and snow risks through the weekend into Monday, then gradual cooling. Elsewhere, weather maps indicate New England cold with flurries, Southeast rain thunderstorms, Great Plains sunny, Rockies snow, Southwest showers, and California coast showers. Temperatures vary from the 20s to 50s across regions.
A cross country storm forecast brings rain from Arizona to the Carolinas with heavy mountain snow in the Northwest likely over 6 inches. Scattered snow showers hit the Northeast with up to 3 inches in western New York and northern areas. Thunderstorms possible from eastern Texas to Florida Panhandle with hail winds up to 60 mph and possible tornadoes. Highs range from teens to 60s across regions with calm Great Basin weather.
The Seattle area reported 2 billion dollars in quake damage as engineers inspected bridges dams and roads. No fatalities were reported though two minor aftershocks occurred. Officials praised preparedness with many services resuming normal operations while evacuations and closures affected Tacoma Steilacoom and Olympia.
In Olympia, lawmakers search for a temporary home as the 105 day session stalls after a magnitude 6.8 quake. Plaster, glass and dust litter the Senate and House floors, a 71 year old dome shows a vertical crack, and about 10,000 state employees are idled across 20 Capitol buildings awaiting inspections and possible relocation. House leaders warn of fragility as columns shift and chandeliers sway.
A Frederick Police outreach coordinator returning from a conference in Seattle described the 6.8 magnitude quake Wednesday. She felt the ground move in a basement conference room as the tremor lasted under a minute, likening it to a roaring train and noting fear and disbelief as chaos ensued in the hotel lobby and airport scene.
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