Fire calls and lottery notices flash across the region
Reports show fire responses from Sabinasville to Emmitsburg and Walkersville with 16 ambulance emergencies noted. Separate lotteries reveal Pennsylvania and Maryland drawings, while Washington DC results list Lucky Numbers and D C Four. Also cited are political primary candidates including Esther Gelman and Stewart Bainum Jr. in the Democratic race and Constance Morella facing William Shepard in the Republican primary.
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Leon G. Billings
Carlton R. Sickles
Wendell M. Holloway
Esther P. Gelman
Stewart Bainum Jr
Weather outlook for the east coast and Maryland mountains
High pressure over the east coast drifts into the Atlantic as a spring storm moves from the Plains to the Great Lakes by Wednesday. Western Maryland counties see cloudy skies tonight with a chance of showers, highs 55 to 60 Wednesday, and cooler, breezy conditions Thursday. Temperature readings across Frederick, Westminster, Hagerstown, Cumberland, and Oakland are listed.
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Atlantic
Plains
Great Lakes
Maryland
Carrell
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Westminster
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Oakland
Sheriff Seizes Car Tied to Local Drug Case
An Awamsville resident lost a 1980 Oldsmobile after county prosecutors linked the high mileage Cutlass to illicit drug trafficking. James Vogt 22 faces charges of marijuana and cocaine possession with trial slated later in District Court. Vehicle title goes to the sheriff under Maryland forfeiture law.
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Awamsville
James Allen Vogt
Frederick County
Maryland
Vogt
Ralf Berger
Green Valley
Alan J. Winik
Seneca Valley student recovering from meningitis to return to class
A tenth grade student at Seneca Valley High School is set to return to classes after testing positive for viral meningitis. Hospital notes say she is recovering and not contagious, though athletics are barred until March 24. Two Redland Middle School students previously battled bacterial meningitis. they are now discharged or back in school.
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H.S
Germantown
Seneca Valley
William E. Benry
Letics
Henry
Redland Middle School
Children's Hospital
Bernhard Wiedermann
Redland
Frederick Rated a Cinderella City in Northeast Bank Survey
The fourth annual Egon Zehnder survey places Frederick among three new listed cities and highlights Pennsylvania towns Harrisburg Philadelphia Lancaster and Pittsburgh in the top ranks. Portland and Portsmouth join the list. 2,304 banks nationwide were surveyed with 640 responses, 37 percent in the Northeast. Boston is named top Northeastern city for the third year.
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Boston
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Lancaster
Pittsburgh
Hartford
Portland
New York
Portsmouth
Frederick, MD
Egon Zehnder
Frederick
Ports
Mouth
N.H
New York City
Pennsylvania
Conn
Walkersville man injured when car struck on Md 194
A 41 year old Walkersville man was injured yesterday on Md 194 when his vehicle was struck from behind. Prescott Pike Lawrence of Inquiry Court was listed in fair condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital last night. Corp Gred Eyler said Glenn Leroy EA by Veete Semee ville was charged with multiple offenses. Eyler said both cars were southbound on Md 194 near Stauffer Road when Houck struck Lawrence's vehicle, sending it 187 feet to the north side. Houck was not injured. Dr Clarence Last investigated the 8 58 p m accident.
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Walkersville
Prescott Pike
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
Veete Semeeville
Eyler
MD. 194
Stauffer Road
Houck
Lawrence
Drc
Clarence
Bond Denied for Accused Murderer in Oney Case
District court Judge Daniel Friedman refused bond for George Rhodes TI 32 charged with first degree murder in the March 4 shooting of Keith R. Oney on West All Saints Street. Rhodes face two prior assault with a weapon entries plus a 1963 DWI conviction. state seeks no bond. In a separate bail review, Friedman lowered Laura Temples bond from 102000 to 25000 after PCP and cocaine findings.
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Keith R. Oney
West All Saints Street
George Rhodes TI
Oney
Rhodes
Rockville
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Daniel Friedman
Dorsey
Friedman
State police to be tested for drug use policy change
State police recruits will face drug tests as a preventive measure though officials deny current drug concerns within the force. Maryland Troopers Association backs the policy while cautioning about potential productivity drawbacks and emphasizing drugs have no place in police work beyond fighting dealers and users.
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Brosan
Jackson
Maryland Troopers Association
Asscration
Kirk Dougherty
Dougherty
Surveyor Seeks County Post Challenges Closed Meetings
David Bice says he may run for county post and opposes closed-door sessions by commissioners. He favors more night meetings for citizen participation, notes potential conflicts with former clients on rezoning, and states he is not universally pro development.
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Ford
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