Fire log reports multiple brush fires and a missing teen
Fire log covers 24 hours ending 10 pm with numerous brush fires across Côte area responses by Brunswick Thurmont Emmitsburg and others plus an ambulance count of ten emergency calls. Missing person Catherine Louise Roberts, 14, last seen March 4 1986 in Brunswick. police seek information in Frederick area.
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Shookstown
Brush Fire Independent
Hose Company
Kelbaugh
Thurmont Fire Company
Loudoun County
Brunswick Fire Company
Topper
Brmitshburg Fire Company
Hampton Valley RD
Emmitsburg Fire Company
Lewisdale Road
Hatton
Urbana
Namnaniegrow
Tease View
Carroll Manor Fire Company
Good Intent
New Midway Fire Company
Ford RD
Lewistown Fire Company
Prospect Road
Mount Aury Fire Company
Catoctin Hollow
Bill Moxley
New Market Fire Company
Valley Road
Branswick Fire Company
Jefferson Pike
Catherine Louise Roberts
Brunswick
Frederick
Det
Craig Seifert
Brunswick Police Department
Sunny warm Easter weekend across Maryland
High pressure along the east coast brings sunny warm weather for Easter Sunday and Monday. Western Maryland counties Carredi Frederick Howard Montgomery and Washington expect fair tonight with lows near 44 and weekend highs ranging from 74 to 78 Sunday and around 75 Monday. Maryland mountains stay sunny and warm with near 70 highs both days. Temperatures yesterday list Frederick 61 Westminster 0 0 31 Hagerstown 0 0 35 Cumberland 67 27 Oakland 53 25.
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Howard
Montgomery
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Westminster
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Oakland
Last Chance to View Halley’s Comet at Frederick Overlook
On Sunday morning the Frederick Overlook at Gambrill State Park hosts local astronomers to glimpse Halley’s Comet. John Comulada, a 20 year member of the National Capitol Astronomers of Washington, has followed the comet from December and warns it may be one of the last chances in the area. Daniel Lufkin of Hood College will bring a telescope. observers should bring binoculars and dress warmly. Arrive around 4 a.m. to adjust to darkness and expect views until about 5:30 a.m. Dawn light will end viewing and a sunrise service is planned at 5:45 a.m.
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Frederick
Gambrill State Park
Halley
John Comulada
National Capitol Astronomers of
Washington
Daniel Lufkin
Hood College
Comulada
Wig
Six acquitted in pope plot trial in Rome
An Italian court acquitted three Bulgarians and three Turks of complicity in the 1981 assassination attempt on Pope John Paul II, citing insufficient evidence. One Turk, Omer Bagci, was found guilty of pistol smuggling but may not serve time due to extradition timing. Agca remained a key witness and claimed a broader conspiracy.
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Antonio Marini
Marini
Omer Bagei
Italy
Bagci
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Aisaueni Mehite
Agia
Tie
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Agca
Jesus Christ
God
John Paul
KGB
AIDS researchers reveal path to AIDS vaccine development
Harvard and NCI researchers report a breakthrough using gene splicing to inactivate the AIDS virus. By removing a gene scientists say the virus becomes harmless, offering a prototype for vaccines or drugs though no cure or immediate use is claimed. Further work will seek effective anti AIDS therapies and refined harmless virus vaccines.
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New York
Harvard
National Cancer Institute
Nature
Harvard University
Dana Farber Cancer Institute
Cell
Tal
Gee
William A. Haseltine
Researchers take optimistic step in prevention of common cold
A small human trial using monoclonal antibody nose drops delayed cold onset by two days and reduced illness severity. Researchers at Merck and the University of Virginia report that the antibody blocks a nasal cell receptor rhinoviruses use to enter cells, offering a promising but years away preventive approach.
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Washington
Richard J. Colonno
Merck Sharp & Dohme Research Laboratories
West Point
American Society For Microbiology
Colonno
Alaska Volcano Erupts Again Grounding Planes
Alaska’s Anmasterse Volcano spewed ash and gases for a second day as health alerts spread through south central Alaska. Debris reached nine miles high and 600 miles north, dusting Kenai with ash and closing its airport while scientists warn of ongoing bursts and gas plumes.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Anmastine
Betsy Yount
U.S. Geological Survey
Kenai
Village Glassmith Coupon Offer in March
The Frederick News-Post Coupon Clipper notes a March coupon from Village Glassmith limited to one coupon per customer and set to expire.
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Village Glassmith
Frederick News-Post
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