Subway gas attack mystery shocks Tokyo two dead
Witnesses saw a suspect place a bag wrapped in newspaper on a train floor. A passenger kicked it onto the platform. white fumes appeared and the suspect collapsed. Two bystanders died at the station. Police investigate. Aum Shinrikyo denied involvement amid links to prior gas incidents and kidnappings. Three sect members were arrested for kidnapping a student. Stock in a gas mask firm spiked before the attack, and a thriller about subway poisonings tops bookstores.
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Aum Shinji Kyo
Japan
Shigematsu Works
London
Paris
Civil War relics fight sparks federal penalties
National Park Service notes more than two dozen freshly dug holes in former Union fortifications on park land. The Baders face up to 100000 dollars fine and one year in prison for removing cultural resources from federal land. Collectors risk trespass charges without owner consent.
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FitzGerald
National Park Service
Hobo Feathers Carving Arts Fetches Big Sums at Auction
The article recounts hobbo Feathers background with tales of a fatal incident and temperamental yet reserved nature. Strawsburg auctioned five Feathers spoons, one selling for 1275 dollars, two damaged spoons still surpassed 100 dollars each, and his work at Molier Organ Co. of Hagerstown featured ornate carved flourishes.
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Mr Feathers
Meyers
Feathers
McBride Found Guilty in Double Attempted Murder Case
McBride admitted intent to kill Mantack and his aunt, fought briefly, fled, and stabbed Mantack during pursuit. He repeatedly stabbed Mantack at 136 West South Street after forcing entry, then surrendered to Officer Putman. Both men were Prince George's County residents born in December 1969 and 1968. Jurors spent about three hours deliberating before a verdict.
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McBride
Mantack
West South Street
Broadway
Frederick City
Donald Putman
Prince George’s County
Upper Marlboro
Temple Hills
Maryland first medevac division marks 25 years of life saving
Lt. Col. (Ret.) Gary Moore recalls landing on a rush hour beltway and says Maryland created the nations first medevac division under Dr. Cowley. Since 25 years 62 000 patients flown to trauma centers from eight bases with twin engine Dauphin helicopters offering IFR capability and no charge to patients. Townsend lauds crews as risking danger daily and paying tribute to six troopers who died in service.
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Gary Moore
Bell
Library back in county capital improvements plan funding
Ms. Davis urged Frederick County to fund architectural and engineering costs in fiscal year 1996 and the construction in 1997 for a library project. The 6.7 million total includes 425,000 to relocate and run the library temporarily. Possible space options include East Frederick Elementary School or a vacant grocery store. A vote was postponed and is expected next week.
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Frederick County Planning Commission
Ms. Davis
CIP
El Nino shifts forecast delaying winter chill
Spring remarks by Gerald Spessard note warm air from El Nino altered forecasts once seen as ominous. William O Toole’s May forecast differs from the Almanac and National Weather Service. Mr Poole cites a return to sun by Wednesday with highs in the low sixties. Frederick County foresees a potential thunderstorm today then clearing. The 90 day NWS outlook calls for above normal temperatures through June with normal rainfall.
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Gerald Spessard
National Weather Service
William O’toole
Spessard
Poole
Frederick County
Hoax report of poison gas detains Greece flight
An Olympic Airways 747 carrying 211 passengers and 21 crew was held for over eight hours in New York after a report of poison gas aboard. Federal agents checked the plane, investigators in protective gear examined it, and no suspicious material was found. The incident is described as a hoax by the FBI FAA and airline. the culprit remains unidentified.
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Baltimore
Washington
Frederick
Salisbury
Cumberland
Centreville
Maryland
Montgomery County
Bell Jet Rangers
David B. Mitchell
West Virginia
Allegany
David A. Goad
Bobbi M. Aldrich
New York
Greece
Olympic Airways
FBI
Federal Aviation Administration
Joseph Valiquette
Suit Ends For Grimes Suit Over City Administration
Mr Grimes said the plaintiff needed time to evaluate concerns and differences about city administration. Mrs Zimmerman dropped the suit citing emotional distress from lawyers and said she is now in a better situation and ready to move on.
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Jim Grimes
Senate okays 65 mph rural speed limit Maryland
The Maryland Senate approved a 65 mph speed limit on some rural highways in a 215 to 0 vote after brief debate. The House already approved the bill and Gov. Parris Glendening supports it. The longest affected stretch is 34.6 miles. raising from 55 to 65 mph saves about minutes and 40 seconds.
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State
Senate
Maryland
House of Delegates
Parris Glendening
Brian Fresh
Montgomery
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