Rabies warning after Marine captain treated at Walter Reed
Health officials urge contact with potential rabies sources to seek immediate medical care after a 33 year old Marine Corps captain at Quantico began treatment at Walter Reed on March 2 for suspected rabies. He remains critical with encephalitis and partial limb movement. Tests have not confirmed rabies.
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EPA official testifies in Dow case in Congress hearing
Valdas Adamkus, head of EPA's Midwest regional office in Chicago, testifies before the House subcommittee amid a multi committee inquiry into political manipulation. He says he was ordered to delete references blaming Dow Chemical Co.'s Midland plant for dioxin contamination in central Michigan.
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Part-time rocker Cathy Evelyn Smith indicted in Belushi death
Cathy Evelyn Smith, a part time rock singer once linked to Belushi’s cocaine heroin speedball, has been indicted on murder charges in his death. Her lawyer in Toronto said sources confirm the indictment though no official notice yet. Separate report from Dallas notes a fire in the Regent Hotel lobby injuring four guests and causing evacuations.
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Final test of a leader lingers in others' will to carry on
Walter Lippmann quotes the ultimate measure of leadership as the ability to inspire conviction and the resolve to continue the work through successors. The remark underscores enduring influence beyond a leader's tenure and its impact on future action.
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Today 6 highlight columnists weigh in on policy and society
Washington merry go round features Jack Anderson describing a Soviet pipeline proposal that strains U S alliances. Walter Williams argues sports bodies sidestep antitrust rules. Rebecca Kirtland details underwater robots for surveying unseen skins. Rusty Brown notes women personalize spaces. Sally Bright gives grammar tips. Nancy Lase celebrates touring North Carolina. Dl
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Pot Weather Moves East Storm System Across Coast
A large storm travels northward along the East Coast bringing rain today through early Saturday with improving conditions Sunday. Western Maryland counties experience rain, wind, and cool weather with highs in the mid 40s to near 50, plus a cooler night. Maryland mountains see rain today and tonight with highs in the 40s. Yesterday’s temperatures ranged from 52 to 55 in Frederick, Hagerstown, Westminster, Gaithersburg, and Leesburg.
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Frederick plans annexation to add 1061 acres north of city
Frederick City officials opened annexation proceedings to add 1061 acres, including Frederick Community College and sites near Fort Detrick, Shenandoah Plastics, Frederick Electronics, Monocacy Middle School, and the board of education annex. Public hearings set for April 11 and April 21, with final effective date June 5.
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Hayward Road annexation faces smooth passage says mayor
Frederick Mayor Ronald N Young says annexation will go through smoothly with little public comment as property owners in the area have been notified. City officials also approved a pact with the International Association of Chiefs of Police to develop promotional examinations for the local police, including a $100 daily penalty for delays beyond June 1, arising from a LACP study recommendation.
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Wholesale prices rise 0.1 percent in February
The Labor Department reports February wholesale prices edged up 0.1 percent as food costs climbed 0.6 percent while energy costs fell 2.9 percent. Gasoline and fuel oil declined, but dairy, beef, veal and fish advanced. passenger car prices jumped 1.5 percent and capital equipment rose 0.5 percent, with all figures seasonally adjusted.
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One Dead In Md 355 Accident In Frederick County
A Mount Airy man Один was killed and three others were injured when their 1971 Pontiac GTO overturned in a field off Md 355 near Araby Road early Friday. The driver Cassis Wadell Geldell of Mullinix Mill Road died at Frederick Memorial Hospital at 3 44 a.m. The four occupants were not wearing seat belts. Passengers Mare Andrew Darling John William Thompson and Christopher Michael Kanne were in fair condition at FMH. Driver error speed and alcohol were listed as contributing factors. Emergency units from Urbana Fire Company responded.
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Derr appointed to Senate OK'd may be sworn in Monday
Gov. Hughes approved John W. Derr to the District 3 Senate seat after Edward Thomas Jr. death. Derr, a Frederick Republican, may be sworn in at Monday’s session as Senate President Steinberg seeks formal papers. Derr’s background includes years as an insurance agent and ties to the Derr family in politics.
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Jack” Derr
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Derr chosen to fill late senator's seat in Annapolis
John W. Derr a Frederick County political novice, elected to the Frederick County Republican State Central Committee last November, is picked to join the Annapolis delegation to fill the late Sen. Edward P. Thomas Jr.'s seat. He says his priority is learning the workings in Annapolis quickly, bringing fresh ideas to the delegation.
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Jack” Derr
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