Maid testifies on Bronco sighting in Simpson case
Rosa Lopez, a Salvadoran maid, says she saw O J Simpson's Bronco the night of the murders but cannot fix the exact time. She defends her credibility amid cross examination over payments and notes she dislikes Simpson's ex-wife. Darden presses on possible payoffs while Lopez offers brief, cautious answers.
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Frederick OKs four grants for housing and shelter
Frederick officials approved four grants totaling 350 852 to fund housing and transitional shelter programs at the city center. The packages include 54 000 from HUD CSBG and 256 528 from HUD SHP with the rest from the city and state for staff salaries, medical services, and weatherization. Aldermen praised grant achievement while warning funding could end and require program modifications.
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Horticulturist predicts cherry blossoms bloom date
National Park Service horticulturist Robert DeFeo forecast peak bloom in Washington for the National Cherry Blossom Festival, with at least 70 percent of blossoms open, as the event runs March 28 to April 8, amid ongoing uncertainties in the capital.
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Frederick policeman injured arrest at John Hansen Apartments
Frederick City Police tactical unit injured while arresting John S. Coad during undercover drug operation at John Hansen Apartments. Coad, 26, of West 4th Street, Frederick, resisted. Cpl. Tom Ledwell treated for a broken finger. Coad charged with possession of crack cocaine, battery and resisting arrest. He was placed in Frederick County Adult Detention Center with bail review scheduled.
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Pager bill gets sympathetic hearing in Maryland Senate
In Annapolis Sen John Derr pushes to relax mandatory arrest for students carrying pagers in schools. The 1989 law grew from drug trafficking fears and protests focus on discretion, with supporters citing protected youth and legitimate uses. Testimony included a Frederick High School student who was arrested for carrying a pager at a game. County officials and school leaders voiced concerns over illicit pager use and enforcement.
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InControl Weight Loss Program Aids Maryland Women
Maryland area women are invited to try a home weight loss program using videotapes called InControl. The American Heart Association promotes it through Heart at Work. Contact Health Products Marketing at 1-800-288-8446 for details and costs. a program director will call back. Call between 9am and 9pm to begin by March 13.
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