Six Allfirst officials fired in Ireland US fraud case
Six Allfirst Bank managers were fired amid an alleged 6.912 billion dollar fraud tied to trader John Rusnak. AIB blamed the weak control environment in Allfirst Treasury and said Rusnak manipulated records. chief executive Susan Keating remains, while ATR group founder Lola Bramble plans June retirement. Officials said no other staff were found to have colluded.
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Allfirst Bank of Maryland
U.S
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Allied Irish Banks , PLC
Eugene Budivag
ATR Group
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Robert Ray
Lawrence Smith
Michael Lusich
Leo Slifker
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ATR
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Michael Bucking
Deali
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ALB
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Suspects tied to Thurmont area home burglaries
Three area police agencies pursue multiple daytime break-ins in Thurmont region. Two teens charged for the January 29 burglary on Orchard Drive. a third teen who has left state will be charged. Investigators say jewelry, watches, cash and a high powered rifle were taken totaling about $1,700. Additional charges expected as further burglaries on Ely Mountain and Graceham roads are reviewed.
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Ely Mountain
Graceham Roads
Thmnont
Maryland
Sobriety checkpoint planned for St Patrick's weekend
Maryland State Police will coordinate a sobriety checkpoint over the St Patrick's Day weekend at an undisclosed location in Frederick County. The effort involves the Frederick County Sheriff, Frederick Police, and State Highway Administration, funded by the county Underage Drinking and Drug Prevention Task Force, with extra troopers patrolling for alcohol impaired drivers. Lt Sead Yinger says the goal is to raise awareness and enforce alcohol related offenses as needed.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Sead Yinger
Frederick Barrack
Maryland
Town extends voting hours and votes on cell tower rules
Walkersville town commissioners vote 8 0 to extend election day hours to noon to 6 pm and set April 1 as the filing deadline. They also approve a cell tower ordinance restricting antenna placement and a 45 water connection sale to Sun Meadow subdivision for 146 250 reserved for Roderick Family Limited Partnerships until 2005.
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Burgess
W. Frederick St
Debbie Zimmermen
Gloria Long Rollins
Rollins
Zimmerman
Sun Meadow
Roderick Family Limited Partnerships
AI nude photo prompt led to wrongful shooting in Baltimore
Court records reveal agents mistook an innocent man for a bank robbery suspect after an FBI car stop near Baltimore. Joseph C. Schulte was shot in the jaw as he reached for his seat belt while hospitalized in fair condition.
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Baltimore
Misatakenly
Joseph C. Sehlly
Itis Blelfriend
FBI
Schultz
Special
Christopher Braga
Schulte
Weather forecast for Frederick County and Maryland beaches
The forecast shows patchy fog tonight with highs in the 40s to 50s. Friday brings partly cloudy conditions with upper 40s to low 50s, Saturday has a 36 to 40 percent chance of showers and highs in the 50s to 60s, and Sunday remains mostly clear with mid 50s to near 60. Lows dip into the 30s to 50s overnight.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Traffic light knocked down in two vehicle crash field
A two vehicle collision Wednesday night knocked down a traffic light at the southwest corner of West South and South Bentz streets. A Frederick Police Department officer said a power outage that caused the traffic signal to fail contributed to the crash.
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West South
South Bentz
Frederick
Oran Not
Very Warm Across East as Snow Moves In
Unseasonably warm conditions prevail in the East while snow advances in the nation’s midsection. Expected 4 inches in North Dakota, Nebraska, and likely Kiwa by early afternoon. Plains face sleet and freezing rain with up to 2 inches of snow in spots. Fog cuts visibility along the East and Gulf coasts.
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Great Lakes
East Coast
Gulf Coast
Washington
Oregon
School board drops MSPAP testing decision
The county eighth grade will not be forced to take MSPAP this year, as the board notes state guidance and funding questions. They may reverse the decision if funding hinges on administering the test, with costs pegged around twelve thousand dollars to operate. The superintendent has indicated uncertainty about future requirements.
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Maryland
MSPAR
Suoerant Padent
Nancy Grasmick
Grasmick
Maryland Lottery Draws For Wednesday Afternoon
Maryland lottery results listed with Pick 4 and Match 57 numbers and several figures. The text shows several scrambled sequences such as 01 04 07 11 26 29 and 57 6 07 16 21 25. Also mentions Pick 3 and a messy 54 7 sequence.
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Baltimore
Maryland
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