Driggers must stand trial for brother shooting case
Ralph N. Driggers, 22, of Frederick, faces circuit court on charges including assault with intent to murder after allegedly shooting his brother Dell E. Driggers, 20, in a Feb. 20 incident. Dell was hospitalized in critical condition, with police noting heavy drinking at the scene. A preliminary hearing found probable cause, with further proceedings set as the case moves to the circuit court.
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Thurston Road
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Franklin Street
Middletown
Dell Driggers
Washington County
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Mount Airy
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Cornell
Greenway Drive
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Southeast Rain Saturday Forecast By National Weather Service
The National Weather Service foresees rain for Saturday across most of the Southeast with rain and showers in the Northwest. Colder weather is expected from the northern Plains to New England as a new system moves through.
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Plains
New England
County ski plan sparks fierce rural conservation clash
Sixteen residents from the ski resort area urged Frederick County commissioners to reject commercial use of a conservation zone. They warned of wildlife disruption, potential Monocacy River pollution from artificial snow, erosion, light pollution, sewer overload, and higher road maintenance costs near Emmitsburg. Dr. Robert Marshall spoke in support of the plan.
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Frederick County
George Mays
Eyler Valley Road
Helen DeLuca
Albert G. Blakey
Ski Roundtop
Blakey
Emmitsburg
Robert M. Preston
Ski
William T. Morris
York Water Co
Pennsylvania
Barry C. Maloney
Washington
United States
Maloney
Mary G. Williams
Old Annapolis Road
Planning Commission
Theodore Ward
Libertytown
Deficit-cut plans collide with procedural delays on Hill
Washington faces legislative gridlock as three major deficit reduction proposals clash with Senate and House procedures. Reagan plan seeks 7.8 percent military rise and tax, debt savings. House pay-as-you-go favors 3.5 percent rise and larger tax lift. Senate Democrats push 4 percent rise with tax increases and delayed indexing.
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Capitol Hill
Senate
House
Reagan
Democrats
Floating zone idea sparks ski resort debate in county
In Frederick Maryland on Friday March 23 1986 commissioners discussed a floating zone concept to expand conservation areas from the Potomac River to the Pennsylvania line. Attorney Phillips argued a ski resort could fit within plans to preserve farmland and boost tourism and jobs, while some residents urged clearer definitions and more study before any action.
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Pennsylvania
Ward
Sugarloaf Mountain
Phillips
Galen R. Clagett
Clagett
Braddock Heights
Commissioners weigh transfer plan for EMS equipment during aid
A proposal before the commissioners outlines that when a sheriff's car responds to aid an ALS team, the ALS crew would transfer equipment to the sheriff's vehicle to complete the call. If only one cardiac rescue technician is needed, the other CRT would stay with the vehicle and the equipment until arrangements for another vehicle are made by the ALS coordinator or motor pool. The commissioners plan to discuss the request for official action at an upcoming workshop.
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