Woman survives four days snowbound in Colorado car
Ladeane Long, 42, was found exhausted but safe after four days trapped in her Jeep Cherokee on a back road near Greeley. She survived by stocking fuel and snacks, staying warm with two pairs of socks and plastic bagging, while a 25 member rescue team in snowshoes and a Sno-Cat searched for her after she failed to meet relatives at the airport.
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Fire and Lotto Notes from Maryland 49 Hours
Fire calls logged over 48 hours ending 8 p.m. Sunday report multiple house and chimney fires at addresses in Middletown Green Valley Libertytown and Fort Detrick area along with gas leak and wires down incidents. Lotto results show no jackpot winner with next draw at an estimated 35 million. Baltimore Zoo polar bear Anana dies after surgery and anesthesia complications.
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North headlines Annapolis fundraiser for Sauerbrey governor bid
Oliver North will headline a $125 per person fundraiser at a private Annapolis residence to aid Ellen Sauerbrey’s Maryland governor campaign. An extra $500 allows photo opportunities with North. His appearance follows other national Republicans helping Sauerbrey aim for at least $4 million.
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Mormon Missionaries Freed After Kidnapping in Russia
Two Mormon missionaries, Andrew Propst and Travis Tuttle, both 20, were kidnapped in Saratov on Wednesday night and released on a southern Russian country road four days later. Church officials said a $300,000 ransom was not paid and expressed joy and prayers answered. The site lies about 450 miles southeast of Moscow near Samara where officials commented.
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Mt Airy Man Wounded by Gunshot in Garage Accident
Mt Airy resident Charles Brian Shugars, 32, was hospitalized with a gunshot wound to the left arm after a shotgun fell from a rack in his garage. He was flown by helicopter to the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore in serious but stable condition. Police say the investigation is continuing.
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West Virginia man charged with DWI and gun violation
Craig Moffitt 21 of Falling Waters was charged after a traffic stop near Terrace Lanes in Frederick City. Police said he failed to yield, moved nervously in the truck, and a .44 magnum handgun with rounds was found during a search. He remained jailed Sunday night in lieu of $3,000 bail.
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Weather forecast for Frederick County and Maryland Mountains
Frederick County expects sunny highs near 50 Monday then cloudy with lows around 30. A Tuesday snow flurry chance and continued upper 40s. Maryland Mountains show 40s today, 30 percent light snow tonight, and similar cold, partly sunny to milder conditions through Friday.
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Churches cope as storms devastate North Carolina towns
In Mayodan North Carolina the West Side Baptist and Mayodan United Methodist churches were destroyed by a Friday tornado. Congregations vow to rebuild as two fatalities occur in nearby Stoneville. Duke Power reports about 1500 outages. FEMA adds Rockingham County and Hall and White counties to aid list.
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Two Frederick Men Charged With Selling Crack
Frederick police charged James B. Parker 22 of Regal Court and Vernon Jacob Smith 23 of Drawbridge Court with distribution of cocaine and related offenses after they were arrested at 7 45 p m at East Second and East Street. Parker also faces marijuana possession charges. Parker held without bond. Smith jailed in lieu of 150000 bail at Frederick County Adult Detention Center.
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Undercover Sting Nets Drug Arrest in Frederick City
Frederick City Police say a tactical unit member bought crack cocaine at 12 30 a m Sunday near West Seventh and Motter Avenue. Gregory Richardson 29 was charged with distribution of cocaine and possession of cocaine and was released on own recognizance.
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Spring Warmth Returns as Week Promises 70s Highs
National Weather Service forecasters predict a warming trend after a cold weekend. Temperatures will rise from the 50s today to low 70s by Friday with sunny skies. A 30 percent chance of snow exists Tuesday morning, then partly sunny conditions resume.
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Mexican laborer claims forced labor at Maryland restaurant
Leo Majick-Lara said he was brought from Texas to Maryland and sold for 450 dollars to Happy Garden in Glenn Dale. Owners Michael Ming Chung Cheng and Yong Qin Chen faced first degree assault and armed robbery charges. Cheng released on 100000 bond, Chen held without bond. Federal probes consider links to a broader smuggling operation of Chinese women. Majick-Lara says 12-hour days, seven days weekly with pay of 650 dollars monthly but only 200 received.
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Clinton welcomed by Ghana president in Accra ceremony
President Clinton began a six country Africa tour with a grand Accra welcome. President Rawlings led a libation ritual at the airport and dancers in leopard skins cheered as Clinton prepared to address Independence Square. Clinton then met Rawlings at Osu Castle before heading to Uganda for the Entebbe Summit.
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Fire kills 11 in central Pa mountain cabin
Eleven people including high school and college students died in a mountain cabin fire in Miles Township near Centre County. The fire began about 5:20 a.m. and there were no survivors. Line Mountain High School opened counseling for relatives and friends as the community mourns.
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Clinton, GOP spar over spending and UN IMF funding
President Clinton and Republicans clash over a 2.5 billion midyear spending bill funding Bosnia operations, Gulf missions, El Nino relief, and IMF UN dues. A separate UN dues bill faces a House vote, tied to abortion restrictions critics call veto bait. Senate GOP hints at offsets in domestic programs.
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Netanyahu rejects U S plan on West Bank redrawing borders
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu framed the 13.1 percent West Bank withdrawal as unsafe and said Israel must decide its security needs. He argued any land handed to Palestinians could host attacks, stressing Tel Aviv scale implications. The Defense and Foreign Affairs Committee session grew tense as opposition leader Barak warned ties with the United States could be damaged.
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McKinney says his reputation is lost after trial
Sgt. Maj. Gene McKinney, acquitted of 18 sexual harassment counts, says he may retire without respect. He was convicted only of obstruction for coaching an accuser, demoted to master sergeant, and plans a libel suit against Brenda Hester seeking damages. He cites racism and questions why harassment cases often involve race.
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Hoster
Susan Barnes
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Insurers ride demand for sexual harassment protection plans
Hartford area insurers say employment practices liability coverage for sexual harassment has surged since the 1990s. The Hartford has sold about 1,000 policies since 1996 with average premiums around 3000 dollars for firms of about 40 workers. Legal actions and rising settlements have spurred growth, as seen in Astra USA's 9.85 million harassment settlement involving allegations against male supervisors.
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Jeffrey P Klenk
Executive Risk Inc
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Hartford
Toby Levy
Levy
U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Astra USA Inc
Westboro
Mass
Pope urges Nigeria to embrace rights and democracy
Thousands gathered as Pope John Paul II urged Nigeria to build a new reality based on respect for human rights during his three day visit. He condemned military rule and called for tolerance between Muslims and Christians, stressing that true religion rejects violence.
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Spring Cleaning Brings Fresh Decor and New Hours
Local shop announces spring cleaning with redecorated walls and a refreshed selection. New hours posted to boost shopping convenience as spring approaches. Shop promises neat treasures and inviting displays to draw customers in today.
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