Fire log reports 24 hour period ending Friday night
Fire calls across multiple towns include automatic alarms and house fires in Liberty Libertytown Walkersville and Adams County areas. Fire departments from Emmitsburg Union Bridge New Midway and others responded to several incidents. Lottery and winning numbers listed for Maryland and West Virginia drawings.
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Woodsboro
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Walkersville
Espomie
Baltimore
Maryland
Charleston
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West Virginia
Inmate Attacks Female Guard at County Jail
An 18-year-old inmate Kenneth Higgins of Silver Spring is charged with assault on a corrections officer after grabbing a female guard during a Tylenol delivery. Higgins, awaiting trial for armed robbery and attempted rape, also faced earlier escape attempts. A guard suffered an elbow injury and others bruises. all treated and released from Shady Grove Hospital.
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Rockville
Gary Blake
Kenneth Higgins
Silver Spring
Blake
Higgins
Shady Grove Hospital
Western Maryland Weather Summary Study
Western Maryland forecast for Carrel Frederict Montgomery and Washington counties shows cloudy cold conditions today with minor snow chances and lows in the 20s. Friday into Sunday brings lighter snow or rain and cooler highs in the 30s to 40s with southeast to south winds. Extended outlook calls for mostly cloudy skies through Wednesday with highs near 40s and cooling nights.
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Maryland
Carrel
Frederict
Benard
Massgomery
Washington Counties
Baltimore poll shows support for designated smoking areas
A Baltimore Evening Sun poll of 610 households finds 69 percent favor limiting smoking in restaurants and stores to designated areas, 26 percent want bans, and about 3 percent want smoking allowed everywhere. Government buildings show strong support for designated areas, with 72.5 percent backing limits. The survey notes 31.4 percent of respondents are current smokers, 68.6 percent non smokers.
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Baltimore Evening Sun
Healthy Majority
Maryland
Howard
Montgomery
Prince George’s
Maryland Senate
Economic and Environmental Affairs Committee
Environmental Matters Committee
Baltimore City
Savitz Research Center
Robin Shaivite
The
American Cancer Society
Ex Coffey associate aids Gaithersburg police in Lyca letters case
A former coworker of Fred Coffey, linked to the Lyca letters case, spoke with detectives in Gaithersburg as investigators press a possible lead. Det James Beasley said police are reinterviewing witnesses and comparing Coffey to a 1975 composite tied to the Wheaton Pizza Center disappearances of Kathleen Lyon and her sister.
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Gaithersburg
Fred Howard Tes
James Beasley
Coffey
Wheaton Pizza Center
Kathleen Lyon
Sheila
Wmal Radio
Joan Lyon
Mary
Seasley
Baltimore-Washington
Vitro Labraveries
Vitro
Beasley
Circuit Court workers plan walkout in Rockville
More than 135 Sixth Judicial Circuit Court employees in Rockville plan a two day walkout Monday and Tuesday to protest state salaries. Clerk Howard M. Smith says management will assume offices, with Smith handling the switchboard. Workers cite salaries around 11 000 annually and high living costs in Montgomery County. They note 104 turnovers since January 1984 and say a 2 1 2 percent cost of living raise would barely cover a day's child care cost. Internal auditor Dave Rippeon backs the action to pressure better pay and classifications.
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Rockville
Sixth Judicial Circuit Court
Howard M. Smith
Smith
Maryland
Louis L. Goldstein
Montgomery County
Debbie Bennett
Civil Desk
Bennett
Jane Bryan
Dave Rippeon
Frederick
Ms. Bryan
Maryland Indians Lose Bid For State Recognition
A Maryland House committee defeated a bill to formally recognize state Indians thus delaying access to minority programs and contracts. The bill would have let an Indian commission decide who qualifies, amid debate over definitions and eligibility.
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Maryland
House
Anne Perkins
House Constitutional and Administrative Law Committee
William Bevan
D-Princes's
Bevan
Richard Colburn
Indian Commission
Colburn
Dorchester
The
Smithsonian Institution
Mervin Savoy
Maryland Commission On Indian Affairs
Sting
1987 Women's Fair Opens March 21 in Rockville
Alicia Coro acting assistant secretary of education for civil rights will open the 1987 Montgomery County Women's Fair March 21 on the Rockville Campus of Montgomery College. County Executive Sid Kramer will speak at the opening session. The fair runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with sessions on teen death by own action aging and health topics and divorce legalities. Child care and health screening are available. call Jean Usitton at 301 238 2165 for details.
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Rockville
Alicia Coro
Education For Civil Rights
Sidney Kramer
Montgomery College
Jean Usitton
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