Iowa boy back in hospital after mistyped cancer drug
Seven year old David McElvogue, from Iowa, returned to a Des Moines hospital with complications after a nurse gave him an incorrect chemotherapy dose. He had been at University Hospitals in Iowa City previously for Fanconi anemia and needed treatment for a varicella infection and other issues. Doctors said the mishap may be linked to the chemo, and he is expected to stay for seven to ten days with hopes of returning home midweek. His family described his spirit as strong as ever.
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Des Moines
LaDawn McElvogue
McElvogue
David
Monnight
University Hosals
Iowa City
Mistakly
Frederick Post Office Extends Hours At East Patrick St Branch
The Frederick Post Office ends limited hours and now accepts credit and debit cards. East Patrick Street site opens 7 30 a m to 5 p m weekdays and 8 00 a m to 3 00 p m Saturdays. Assistant postmaster Michael Hopkins says the change benefits workers and customers by smoother service and later access. College Estates Branch hours stay 8 30 a m to 5 p m weekdays and 8 00 a m to 5 p m Saturdays.
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Frederick
East Patrick Reet
Stmaster
Michael Hopas
Hopkins
Zich
Cusmers
College Estates
Fire department activity report note and calls listed
A brief 24 hour fire call summary notes a truck fire at 7 40 am near East South Street and Monocacy Boulevard. A gas leak was reported at 251 East Baltimore Street by Vigilant Hose. Ambulance calls totaled 34 with no routine responses indicated.
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East South Street
Monocacy Boulevard
United
Baltimore St
Man Arrested in Fatal Knifing in Gaithersburg
Montgomery County police report a 22-year-old man in custody after a fatal stabbing at 521 S. Frederick Ave. Matthew Gardner, 30, died from wounds after answering a friend's door. Jose Nelson Castellon, aka Jose C Nelson, 30, is charged with first degree murder and held without bond. Investigators seek witnesses who saw people fleeing the area. Call 801 217 4160 or 301 217 2255 with information.
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Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
Matthew Steven Gardner
S. Frederick Ave
Jose C. Nelson
Castellon
Linda Court
Montgomery County Detention Center
Wet and cool weather ahead into mid March
The National Weather Service forecasts continued wet and cool conditions through mid March with a 30 percent chance of rain tonight and 60 percent on Wednesday. Expect cloudy skies, highs in the upper 40s, an easterly 10 mph wind, and a low tonight in the low 30s with southeast winds. The News-Post Weather Station logged a high of 42 at 2 p.m. Monday and a low of 29 at 1 a.m., with a wind chill as low as 14 and a peak gust of 17 mph at 11 am.
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National Weather Service
News-Post
Frederick County
Saint Patrick Day patrols warn against drunk driving
Green beer flows as Maryland backed enforcement increases in Frederick County. Seven extra deputies patrol roads while locals are urged to use designated drivers or the Alternative Rides of Frederick offering free taxi rides at 1-800-444-4242. Report suspected drunk drivers by dialing 77. Over past three years, more than 30 percent of fatal and injury crashes involved drinking drivers.
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Maryland State Highway Administration
Frederick
Frederick County
Sheriff's Office
Tom Winebrenner
Sheriff’s Office
Bob Deale
Maryland Lottery Draws Monday Night Results
Maryland lotteries drawn Monday night include Pick 3 with 9 1 5 and Pick 4 with 4 4 9 7 along with Cash in Hand numbers 1 8 13 24 28 29 30. Monday afternoon results show Pick 3 2 3 9 and Pick 4 4 2 7 7.
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Maryland
Frederick Maryland and coastal region weather forecast
The report covers Frederick County Maryland mountains and beaches with mostly cloudy days and rain chances. Daytime highs range from the upper 40s to the lower 60s, with Southeast winds 10 to 15 mph and nightly lows in the 30s to 40s. An extended outlook shows continued clouds and showers into Friday and Saturday.
Storms flood Texas and Oklahoma spurring evacuations
Heavy rain and thunderstorms swept across Texas Oklahoma Arkansas and western Louisiana cause urban flooding. Fort Sill Frederick and Oklahoma City logged 3 inch plus rainfall while Haltom City residents were evacuated as Big Fossil Creek rose to doorsteps. Roofs and windows were damaged in Carrizo Springs and Fort Sam Houston.
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Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Fort Sill
Okla
Frederick
Hondo
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Haltom City
Big Fossil Creek
Fire Department
Wes Rhodes
Carrizo Springs
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Marquette
Mich
Sarasota
Fla
Rhinelander
Wis
Town to publish compiled ordinances and set meetings
BUREAUSVILLE town will publish a compilation of ordinances soon. A work session on March 26 at 7 30 p m will review the ordinances and fines. Mayor Paul Gilligan plans to seek re election. Nominations are May 4 and voting June 1 at St Johns Church. registration deadlines: April 16 for nominations and May 18 for voting.
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Bureiutsville
Paul Gilligan
Terry Arnold
Five charged in Arizona telemarketing fraud sweep
Five people face wire fraud charges after a regional task force arrested them at the Regional Card Service office in Phoenix. FBI agent Bruce Gebhardt said the group ran an advanced fee telemarketing scam targeting Frederick County residents and other seniors, promising low interest loans or cards in exchange for fees.
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Arizona
Bruce Gebhardt
FBI
North Central Avenue
Phoenix
Marydon Ford
Mount Airy
Joseph Langmeier
Dax Xenon Ferguson
Diane Kathryn Randall
Craig Lee Riddle
Lucas Carl Dickman
Phoenix Police Department
Postal Inspection Service
IRS
Sheinbein Grandmother Testifies in Extradition Hearing
In Jerusalem a 17 year old Samuel Sheinbein faces extradition to the United States for the September murder in Montgomery County Maryland. Dvorah Sheinbein testified about Israel departure in 1950 as the legal battle centers on whether Sol Sheinbein passed Israeli citizenship to him.
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Jerusalem
Maryland
Dvorah Sheinbein
Israel
Irit Kohn
United States
Samuel Sheinbein
Alfred Telle Jr
Montgomery County
Sheinbein
Sol
Judge awards 150 acre horse farm to wife in domestic violence case
Frederick County Circuit Court Judge W Milner Roberts granted Brenda Cotter full control of the 150 acre Park Mills Road horse farm and sole custody of their 13-year-old daughter after ruling the couple could not work together. Robert Cotter is barred from the property and contact until July 31. The decision follows a two hour hearing amid claims of verbal abuse and a drinking problem with no physical assaults admitted.
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Frederick County
W. Milner Roberts
Roberts
Robert Cotter
District Court
Family Law Court
Timothy Conlon
Cotter
Brenda Cotter
Maryland
Elizabeth Conklyn
Mir uses manual docking to secure space station cargo
In Moscow, Mir commander Talgat Musabayev manually docked the Progress M-38 with the Mir after the autopilot failed a minute from docking. Ground control cited unclear reasons for the failure, following a prior near collision during practice. In Cairo, a sandstorm stranded hundreds at airports as the Suez Canal paused operations, while a Beirut Ferris wheel withstood the wind. In Washington, spousal and partner killings declined by 36 percent from 1976 to 1996, though women remain the majority of victims and firearms were common in such violence.
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Space Station
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Vladimir Solovyov
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Egypt
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Israel
Frog deformities linked to vitamin A compounds
Researchers report lake water containing vitamin A retinoids may cause frog deformities found across Minnesota and 24 other states. Lead scientist David Gardiner notes retinoic acid, a hormone-like vitamin A derivative, can disturb vertebrate development and may explain leg fusion and reduced digits in affected frogs.
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Minneapolis
Minnesota
David Gardiner
University of California At Irvine
Environmental Protection Agency
Gardiner
Australia lists sei and fin whales as vulnerable
In Canberra Australia the government lists sei and fin whales as vulnerable under national rules. The move bars killing trading or moving of these species and obliges recovery plans. Australia aims for a global whale sanctuary and seeks IWC approval at the May meeting, Minister Robert Hill said.
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Australia
International Whaling Commission
Robert Hill
Australian
Hill
Sweepstakes agreement halts United States payout in AFP case
American Family publishers stop mailing sweepstakes promos featuring Ed McMahon and Dick Clark and pay 1.25 million dollars to 25 states. The multistate settlement bars claims of winners and requires clear no purchase necessary statements. AFP will also promote its no purchase necessary policy and money back guarantee in future promotions.
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Clinton denies allegation amid White House pressure over Willey
AP reports Clinton denied an unwelcome 1993 advance to Kathleen Willey while she sought ambassadorships and panels. White House emails show he personally answered her requests as she attended events in Indonesia and other locales. Anita Hill offered context on post incident relations as Starr investigates Landow’s alleged influence on Willey’s denial.
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Willey
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Indonesia
Sulawese
Clinton
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Anita Hill
Clarence Thomas
Supreme Court
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Thomas
ABC
Good Morning America
Kenneth Starr
Maryland
Nathan Landow
Landow
Paula Jones
Vatican Apology Praised Yet Critics Call It Too Little
The Vatican issued a long awaited Holocaust reflection regretting cowardice of some Christians while praising Pope Pius XI. Jewish leaders in Tel Aviv and New York criticized the document as insufficient and insufficiently critical of the church as an institution. The papal preface urged healing past misunderstandings and injustices.
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Vatican
John Paul II
Pius XI
Meir Lan
Israel
Tel Aviv
Pius XII
John Paul
Edward Cassidy
Abraham Foxman
Sgt Maj McKinney spared prison in sex case at Fort Belvoir
Sgt Maj Gene McKinney was spared prison after a single obstruction of justice conviction and was reduced one rank to master sergeant. The Army sought six months and a demotion to private. The judge deferred final action pending senior Army approval. McKinney urged the jury to let him retire with honor and proceeds to life after service. His accuser Sgt Maj Brenda Hester, retired, filed a $1.5 million libel suit alleging she lied in interviews. Four of the six women appeared but offered no comment.
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Gene McKinney
Army
McKinney
Wilhemina
McKinnney
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