Two crashes injure four in Frederick County Maryland
Four people were injured in two separate crashes Sunday in Frederick County Maryland. Sennith Lee Santmire 42 of Jefferson was ejected from a 1990 Plymouth Laser after losing control on Md 180 near Elmer Derr Road and was flown to Washington County Hospital in fair condition. A 1995 Ford Contour driven by Devese Beverly 59 of Middletown crossed the center line on Alternate U.S. 40 west of Maryland Avenue in Bradsock Heights, colliding with a 1992 Pontiac Sunbird driven by Brian Sanders 23 of Myersville. Sanders was flown to Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore in serious but stable condition. passenger Alicia Clem 14 was listed in satisfactory condition. Beverly was treated at Washington County Hospital in fair condition. Police cited Santmire for driving while intoxicated, negligent driving and failure to display a license.
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Viyersville
MD. 180
Elmer Derr Road
Ira Click
Sennith
Lee Santmire
Santmire
Jefferson
Maryland
Cumberland
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Frederck County Central
Lois Staley
George Fisher Jr
Frederick
U.S 40
Maryland Avenue
Bradsock Heights
Devese P Beverly
U.S. 40
Deliece
Brian Sanders
Myersville
Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center
Baltimore
Anders
Alicia Clem
Rederick Memorial Hospital
Beverly
Middletown
Attacks on Sheinbein Extradition Plan Stir Debate
Montgomery County State’s Attorney Robert L. Dean challenges an Israeli judge’s plan to try Samuel Sheinbein in Montgomery but have him serve the sentence in Israel. Dean would allow only if Sheinbein returns to plead guilty to first degree murder and would serve a sentence substantially the same as in Maryland. The case hinges on proving Israeli citizenship and extradition questions as hearings in Israel proceed. Aaron Needle, also 17, faces charges as an accessory after the fact and murder, and awaits spring trial in the Montgomery County Detention Center.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Robert L. Dean
Samuel Sheinbein
Israel
Aspen Hill
Dean
Sheinbein
John McCarthy
America
Alfredo Tello Je
Aaron Needle
Montgomery County Detention Center
Maryland twins sentenced to long federal terms for crack crimes
Kedron Kitchens of Laurel Maryland received 33 years nine months after pleading guilty to possession with intent to distribute crack cocaine in Jefferson County in 1994. Kofi Kitchens of Charles Town was sentenced to 10 years one month for crack cocaine distribution within 1000 feet of Wright Denny School. Fire calls and ambulance activity listed as routine in the 24 hour period ending Monday.
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Elkins
W.va
Maryland
Kedron Kitchens
Laurel
Jefferson County
Kofi Kitchens
Wright Denny
Charles Town
Towson University Dean's List Recipient Emily Pittinger Named
Emily Pittinger, a Towson University senior majoring in nursing, was named to the dean's list for the fall semester. She is the daughter of Nelson and Marjorie Pittinger and a 1993 Frederick High School graduate.
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Emily Pittinger
Towson University
Nelson and
Marjorie Pittinger
Frederick High School
Frederick Maryland forecast details
Frederick forecast notes tonight mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of rain or snow showers and lows in the low 30s. Wednesday remains mostly cloudy with highs near 40. State forecast covers central and western Maryland with snow showers likely and varied highs in the 30s to 40s across regions. Extended outlook shows showers possible Thursday and mixed clouds through Saturday with temperatures in the 40s and 20s to 30s nights.
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Frederick
Maryland
Winter Storms Spreading Across Multiple Regions
A slow moving storm is forecast to hit the Pacific Northwest and the Rockies bringing showers to the West Coast and snow inland. Six inches to a foot expected in mountain areas. In the Midwest light snow may accumulate across the Great Lakes and upper Mississippi Ohio Tennessee valleys. Northeast and New England will see snow and rain with winds up to 20 mph and three inch accumulations possible in northern New England. Plains and Southwest look mostly dry and sunny. Early day rain or snow possible in Mississippi Georgia and parts of South Carolina but should clear to sunny skies. Clear for the rest of the Southeast.
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Midwest
Northwest
Northeast
Pacific Northwest
Rockies
West
Great Lakes
Mississippi
Ohio
Tennessee
New England
Plains
Southwest
Georgia
South Carolina
Thurmont Eyes Growth and Industrial Focus in Master Plan
Thurmont mayor Terrence Best pushes for growth beyond habit and aims to boost industry. Attention centers on annexation and residential zoning as two sites near Emmitsburg Road and Graceham Road seek rezoning, annexation, and potential Dollar General development.
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Thurmont
Terrence Best
Best
Claire Frock
Thurmont Shoe Co
Moore
Gordon Shaaf
Emmitsburg Road
Thurmont Plaza
Dollar General Store
Man Wanted for Attempted Murder in Frederick and Baltimore Counties
Frederick City Police seek Donald C. Stepp Jr 31 on five theft counts and four credit card misuse charges. He is linked to a Stonegate Drive residence and is suspected of repeatedly threatening an acquaintance with a handgun last December. He uses the alias Ronnie Adams and is described as white, 6 feet tall, slim, with light brown hair. Police warn he may be armed.
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Frederick City
Frederick
Baltimore County
Donald C. Stepp Jr
Stonegate Drive
Stepp
Mr. Stepp
Police seek location of little girl's grave in Frederick
Frederick City Police officer seeks the resting place of Julian Amelia Mentzer 3 years 5 months old who died December 14 1862. The faded tombstone was found by maintenance workers in an apartment on Lancaster Place. Call 301 694 2100 with clues.
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Frederick City
Peter Baker
Julia
Julian Amelia Mentzer
D.M. and
M.M. Mentzer
Lancaster Place
Baker
Security Council OKs Iraq inspection deal unanimously
United Nations Security Council approves Kofi Annan's accord to grant UN inspectors access to eight presidential palaces and all sites in Iraq to verify dismantling of missiles and weapons. Council warns of severe consequences if Baghdad fails to comply, amid U.S. and allied support and Chinese misgivings about automatic force authorization.
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Security Council
U.N
Kofi Annan
Iraq
Baghdad
Annan
Clinton
Council
United Nations Security Council
Bill Richardson
United States
China
Qin Huasun
Beijing
Qin
Tariq Aziz
Dad
Mr. Annan
Saddam Hussein
Paes
Gulf Couner
U.S. military study urges harsh nuclear deterrence stance
A declassified STRATCOM report argues the United States should keep an irrational and vindictive nuclear deterrent to deter rogue states such as Iraq and North Korea. The 1995 Essentials of Post Cold War Deterrence critiques prior reductions and frames nuclear threats as essential to deter chemical, biological, or nuclear attacks.
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United States
Iraq
Defense Department
Strategic Command
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British-American Security Information Council
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Lke
Harvard
Thomas Schelling
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
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Hanoi
Clinton
Iran
Estate plan drains Diana fortune to taxes and sons
London AP reports Princess Diana leaves a $35.6 million estate largely to her two sons, Prince William and Prince Harry, each about $10.6 million after taxes. The will revisions enable earlier access to funds, grant charity use of royalty rights, and provide $82,000 for butler Paul Burrell. Executors are Diana’s mother Frances Shand Kydd, sister Lady Sarah McCorquodale, and the Bishop of London.
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Diana
Prince William
Prince Harry
Prince Charles
Paris
Inland Revenue Tax Service
Frances Shand Kydd
Sarah McCorquodale
Richard Chartres
Labor shortage pushes homeless into temporary jobs in MA
Massachusetts sees 1000 daily temp openings as firms seek workers from shelters and churches. Labor Ready says about 10 percent of Massachusetts placements come from homeless shelters, with demand rising nationwide as corporations hire the homeless for unskilled, temporary roles.
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Boston
Jim Myers
Massachusetts
Mr. Myers
Labor Ready
Alfred Peck
New York-area
Salvation Army
Borden Avenue
Long Island City
Queens
Bell Atlantic
Metropolitan Transportation Authority
Amtrak
Janine Vendetta
Subway warning on groping prompts cautious tone
In Seoul, subway authorities warn riders against acts repulsive to others amid a high rate of groping in crowded areas. Aimed at curb, the campaign downplays language to avoid offending men, while volunteers urge safer public behavior.
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Seoul
South Korea
Seoul Metropolitan Subway Corp
Kim Jung-ah
White House drug tests upheld by Supreme Court ruling
The Supreme Court let stand a federal appeals court verdict approving random drug tests for some White House access workers. The decision hinges on government job contexts, not private employment, and draws concern from critics who argue privacy is sacrificed for a drug free workforce. Financial economists Arthur Stigile and Elen Balis work at the New Executive Office Building near the White House.
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Washington
Supreme Court
White House
Appeals Court
Benjamin Boyd
Office of Management and Budget
Arthur Stigile
Elen Balis
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