Maryland Jobless Rate Surges in January
Maryland's unemployment rose to 5.2 percent in January, a full point higher, with national trends mirroring the jump. The state’s labor pool slipped to about 2.4 million as seasonal cutbacks hit industrial, trade, and government sectors, while regional rates varied from 2.6 percent in Howard County to 16.2 percent in Somerset County.
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Fire log summary of 24 hour period ending Thursday
Fire calls include 12:55 a.m. at 217 Monroe Ave automatic alarm with United, Junior and Citizens Truck Co. responding. 1:08 p.m. field fire at Bloomfield Road and Willow Brook Road with Walkersville. 4:33 p.m. house fire at 340 Ball Rd with Urbana United Junior and Independent Hose Co. responding. Ambulance calls show 17 emergencies and 4 routines.
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Lottery results from Maryland Pennsylvania and Washington
AP reports Thursday draws across three states. Maryland Daily Lottery numbers 0 4 7 and Pick Four 3 3 5 1. Pennsylvania Daily Number 1 0 3 and Big 4 24 94. District of Columbia Lucky Numbers 7 5 9, D C Four 49 49, and D C Day Double 10 26.
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Weather outlook for Western Maryland and Maryland Mountains
Tonight clears with lows near 40s to 50s. Saturday brings sunshine and mild highs around 65. Mountains: temps similar with highs near 60, lows around 40s. Extended forecast shows sun, chance of showers midweek, cool to mild days, lows in the 40s to 60s.
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CBS News to lay off up to 200 staff in cost cuts
CBS News plans dismissals affecting as many as 200 employees including on air personnel producers and support staff as it restructures to lower operating costs. Dan Rather opposes the move saying quality could suffer and he will not participate while CBS News management prepares final lists.
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Frederick Officials Schedule March Workshops and Meetings
Frederick officials set a busy March with workshops and meetings. March 9 to 13 include directors meeting, open space funds discussion, affirmative action plan review, utility topics, and financial reporting sessions. Additional sessions cover planning commissions, city county coordination, and public works agreements.
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Groups pressure Meese on Nazi war crimes trials in U.S.
Washington AP group leaders press Attorney General Meese to authorize U.S. war crimes trials for alleged Nazis. Deported F remains an issue for Karl Limass of Greenlawn NY, awaiting Soviet transfer. Meese to review OSS conduct, while lawmakers push for faster action on Linnas and Waldheim cases, amid disputed deportation options.
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County settles over drug linked Peterbilt seizure
Frederick County deputies seized a 1985 Peterbilt tractor and trailer tied to drug activity after a February warrant at a Walkersville home yielded marijuana and cocaine items. The owner Perry Frank Major traded the rig for $10,000 cash rather than risk seizure, as prosecutors noted the vehicle’s involvement in transporting controlled substances. District Court proceedings for Wann Ruppic were scheduled later this month.
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Lawman guilty of abuse of daughter over 5 years
A former law enforcement officer in Frederick, aged 41, was convicted Thursday of sexually abusing his daughter for five years starting when she was seven. He was found guilty of third and fourth degree sexual offenses and battery, with sentencing deferred to April 30. The ruling followed two days of testimony, including the victim’s account.
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