Fumes at Middle School Hospitalize 59 Students and Staff
In ROCK HALL Maryland an anti-freeze leak in the school heating system sent 54 students and five teachers to hospital. All were treated and released from Kent and Queen Anne's hospital. Forty students finished the day at a nearby elementary school. Ethyl glycol fumes caused nausea and other symptoms and required two school buses for transport.
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Rock Hall
Kent and Queen Anne’s Hospital
Kent County
Former brokers charged with fraud in Maryland case
Two former Bethesda securities brokers Michael Beck and George Tully were charged with wire fraud after an FBI and NASD joint probe. Beck allegedly took 862000 from client accounts to fund a real estate venture. Tully stole over 358000 via unauthorized trades and forged checks. Both were fired in 1999.
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Bethesda Securities
FBI
National Association of Securities
Michael Beck
Gaithersburg
George Tully
Great Falls
Maryland U.S
Richard D. Bennett
Bethesda
Dominick
New York Stock Exchange
Mr. Beck
Tully
Bennett
Mr Beck
Frederick woman injured in three vehicle I270 crash near Md 80
A Frederick woman, 26, Kimberly A Swank, was seriously hurt in a three vehicle crash on I-270 north of Md 80. She was hospitalized in Bethesda in fair condition. The incident involved Ruth Blucher and Arnaldo Zayas, with the van rolling over.
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Urbana
Frederick
Kimberly A Swank
Mews Lane
Bethesda
Maryland
Ms. Swank
Ruth A. Blucher
Hurricane
W.va
Swank
United
Blucher
Zayas
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Cole Field House
University of Maryland
Monocacy River
Wat
Sam Yu
I-270
MD. 80
Historic District approves fiberglass door at 313 S Market St
The Historic District Commission voted to allow a fiberglass entry door at 313 S Market St, noting it closely resembles wood and must be painted. It marked the first fiberglass door approval, prompting debate on material use in the district, with Doug Claytor voting no. Other actions included canvas awnings for Eat Healthy Carryout and Cafe Pastiche, signs at Patrick and Market Sts, and a continued discussion on a replacement door for First Missionary Baptist Church.
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The
Historic District Commission
S. Market St
Commission
Doug Claytor
Eat Healthy
W. Patrick St
Cafe Pastiche
N. Market St
E. Patrick St
First Missionary Baptist Church
W. Ail Saints St
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George E. Randall
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Ervin H. Hagy
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Patrick Street
Montgomery
County
Mai
Rockville
BUBSC
Unty Bureau. Com
Seton Ave
Emmitsburg
Greenmount
Thurmont
Rocky Ridge
Emmittsburg
Engish Muffin Road
United US
Lewistown
Walkersville
Baltimore
Susan C. Nicol
News-Post
Columbia
Howard County
Route 29
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Green Valley
Jerome Strum
Frederick County
Strum
Virgin Islands
Parent Teacher Association
Seaboard
Georgia
New England
National
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Tempereure
Democrat
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Fairgrounds
East Patrick
Maryland School For the Deaf
Jennifer
W. Patrick Street
Jenaver Dougherty
East St
Don Phillip
Eagle Summit
Eagle Visions
Don Phillips
Jeep & Eagle, Inc
Rosemont Ave
Pesler
HDC