Bay Water To Change After El Nino
ANNAPOLIS AP Smaller oysters and more mosquitoes could follow El Nino driven warmer temperatures and heavier rainfall this winter. Fresh water runoff will lower bay salinity, harming oysters though clams endure longer. Biologist Harley Spell notes salinity drives distribution of many bay species.
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Harley Spell
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Knoxville youth charged with driving violations
A 17-year-old from Union Bridge led Maryland State Police on a high speed chase early Saturday after a 1am clocking of 95 mph on Md. 340 near Catholic Church Road. The juvenile, in a 1989 Dodge Daytona, attempted to flee on foot after crashing on exit Md 17 Burrattsville but was captured with help from witness Jason McCarley. He faces charges including driving while intoxicated reckless driving violating alcohol restrictions and fleeing and eluding both in the vehicle and on foot.
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Burrattsville
Jason McCarley
Union Budge
Amish farmers back plan faces debate in Maryland
In Washington County and nearby counties Amish and Mennonite farmers oppose blanket religious exemptions in a proposed statewide nutrient-management plan. Leaders say all farmers should be treated equally and fear exemptions could fragment compliance, while lawmakers argue exemptions would be narrowly applied.
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Donald Schwartz
Garrett
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Washington
John Wood
Don Hughes
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State Agriculture Department
Bobby Norris
St. Mary’s County
Frederick and Beach Forecast Summary
Frederick forecast notes tonight cloudy with a 50 percent rain chance and lows near 45, southeast winds 10 to 15 mph. Sunday rains with highs near 55. State outlook shows rain Saturday night and Sunday morning, highs in 50s to 60s. Extended forecast calls for scattered showers, possible thunderstorm, cooler conditions into midweek. Beach forecast mirrors a 50 percent rain chance tonight with lows near 50 and Sunday rain with highs in the lower 60s.
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Weekend Weather Outlook From National Weather Service
The forecast calls for a wet weekend with mostly cloudy skies and rain likely today and Sunday. Highs near the upper 50s today and 55 to 69 Sunday, lows mid 40s to mid 50s, with 70 percent rain today and 80 percent Sunday. A southeast wind rises to 15 mph this evening and the weather station logged a low of 25 Friday and a high of 51 Saturday.
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Libertyown Brush Fire Report
Fire calls logged in the 24 hour period ending 8 30 pm March 6 include a brush fire at 9194 Oak Tree Court Libertytown. Units responded to the scene and the fire was contained with no injuries reported. authorities briefed on the incident.
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Maryland Lottery Draws Report
Maryland lottery results list daytime and nightly draws with Pick 3 and Pick 4 sequences. Included are Cash in Hand 3 8 10 12 25 30 31 in the day afternoon draw and additional Pick 3 0-02 with Pick 4 5-7-7-7 for day follows night sessions.
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Chimney Fire Tackled at 30 Hamilton Ave by Junior United
On March 6 at 5 13 PM firefighters responded to a chimney fire at 30 Hamilton Avenue. Junior United reported the incident and Cizcus Ambulance attended, noting 41 emergencies and two routine calls in the period.
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Defense presents case in Aron hit man plot trial
In Rockville Mont gomery County politician Ruthann Aron faces a murder for hire trial. A wedding anniversary card she sent to her husband six years earlier reveals resentment and love. A psychiatrist described her as having a serious personality disorder with instability and fear of abandonment. The jury heard details of her past, attempted murder for hire evidence, and a desk of weapons and money. The trial resumes Monday.
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Arthur Kahn
Matthew Campbell
Earler
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Paul A. McGuckian
Survivor recalls Diana crash details in Paris judge visit
The sole survivor Trevor Rees-Jones recounts more crash memories after meeting with investigating judge Herve Stephan at the Palais de Justice. The 29 year old bodyguard, scarred and amnesiac, was in Paris for the Aug 31 high speed tunnel crash that killed Princess Diana Dodi Fayed and Henri Paul. In Dallas, four teens alleged vampires vandalized cars and a church, with a juvenile suspect identified and arson charges filed.
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McKinney case ends with alibi sign-up sheet doubt
Prosecution closes sexual misconduct case against Sgt Maj Gene McKinney citing a sign-in sheet that lists him as present on Oct 30 1996 at a self service garage. Manager testifies October tally lacks McKinney’s payment mark raising alibi questions as he faces up to 55 years in prison. Paris clock shows 666 countdown to 2000 amid mixed reactions from locals and tourists.
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American inspector resumes Iraq weapons site tour
U N inspectors led by Scott Ritter visited three sensitive sites in Baghdad as the crisis eases. Kofi Annan weighs a Russian bid to join the monitoring commission, aiming to influence inspections and data evaluation.
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Massive monthly expenditure fuels Washington lobbying boom
The first complete computerized study of disclosure reports finds that businesses, unions, and interest groups spend about $100 million each month lobbying the federal government. Total spending for the first half of last year reached $633 million, with the American Medical Association leading at $85 million. The study, a joint project with the Center for Responsive Politics, estimates annual lobbying near $1.2 billion, excluding grass roots efforts and foreign and political contributions.
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Utah
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High nonprofit salaries draw congressional ire
Congress attacks executive pay at the Schools and Libraries Corp a nonprofit created to connect schools and libraries to the Internet. Top official earns 200000 annually plus a 50000 bonus with three other senior executives over 100000. Senators urge reform while board defenders cite comparable nonprofit pay. FCC chairman defers judgment, noting salaries set by the board.
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