Mother urges fugitive Harrington to surrender to police
Anne Harrington of Warwick says she is stunned to learn David Harrington, thought drowned 17 years ago, is alive and should turn himself in. She and family express sympathy for victims while urging accountability and help, as FBI hunts him after his Maryland arrest and disappearance.
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Miami
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California
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Connecticut
Baltimore residents back seatbelts and 55 mph limit poll says
The Evening Sun poll of 610 heads of households in Baltimore city and surrounding counties finds 81 percent always or usually wear seat belts and a majority support Maryland’s 55 mph speed limit. Residents favor keeping 55 mph. men slightly favor raising rural limits, while women resist.
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Conservatives press for top Cabinet post in Finland
In Helsinki the National Coalition Party pushed for its first top government post in 40 years after defeating by a small margin in Parliament, winning 53 seats while the Social Democrats led by Prime Minister Kalevi Sorsa remained largest. The centrists held power balance with 58 seats as coalition bargaining begins.
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Dukakis Abets Marathon Campaign for 1988 Nomination
Boston Governor Michael Dukakis launches a long shot bid for the 1988 Democratic presidential nomination. He frames the campaign as a marathon and cites his Greek heritage and Boston Marathon past while outlining themes of integrity, energy, and governance. He plans a formal declaration on May 4 and cites support from Gephardt Babbit Kennedy Cuomo among others.
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Michael 5
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U.S
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Mike Dukakis
Babbitt
Gephardt
Iowa
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Mario Cuomo
Five Hurt In Maryland Route 15 Crash Involving Child
Health authorities say five people were injured when a car struck a crossing family on U S 15 at Hayward Road Monday afternoon. Margaret Hoover, 40, and her 2-year-old son Jonathan were taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital with others involved. Hoover faces a charge of failing to yield the right of way.
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Maryland
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Fairfield Drive
Frederick
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Delores A. Swanberg
Stroudsburg
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Sharon E. Nawrocki
Pennsylvania
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Excerpted agency program trains workers for a new career
In a West Frederick cafeteria, a man named Steve Bryan embraces a shift toward becoming an experienced chef after twenty years. Students learn equipment use, food prep, serving, and dishwashing while gaining a leg up in job hunting. Shelly Tyergar joins for security and steady income, gaining confidence in landing a stable restaurant job and job shadowing opportunities.
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West Frederick
Margaret Horne
Tutors Bridge School Gap At South Frederick Elementary
A mentorship program pairs Middletown High School students with elementary pupils at South Frederick Elementary. A first grader who wouldn’t speak now greets tutors, while principal Michael Cohen calls the sessions a win for both schools. The district awarded $500 for citizenship. About 25 tutors volunteer yearly, with continuation depending on finding a new coordinator.
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South Frederick
Michael Cohen
Middletown
Frederick School Board
Hoffman
Frederick County to study new permit and fee structure
County officials consider recouping costs via higher permit and fee charges with a focus on growth impact. Eckel and Stup argue shifts burden to new growth while Hoke warns of rising costs squeezing average earners. Bollinger seeks taxpayer equity. Grossnickle notes costs depend on permit activity. Staff to draft proposals tied to a typical Frederick County home and report in April.
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Commission
J. Anita Stup
Mark L. Hoke
Frederick County
Montgomery County
Washington County
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Stup
Eckel
Sterling E. Bollinger
Grossnickle
Volunteers Needed at Gettysburg Parks Information Desks Tours
Gettysburg National Military Park and Eisenhower National Historic Site seek volunteers to tell the Gettysburg area story to visitors. Staff information desks lead guided tours or conduct historical research. For Volunteers-In-Parks, contact the Volunteer Coordinator at (717) 434.1124.
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Gettysburg National Military Park
Eisenhower National Historic Site
Gettysburg
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