Olney woman killed in Wheaton crash
Shirin Nowbahar of Olney died when her 1998 Ford Expedition collided with a southbound Isuzu delivery truck driven by Tyrone Temoney of Washington DC at the Wagon Way Middlevale Lane intersection. Temoney was hospitalized. alcohol was not involved. Police said no charges were filed and the investigation continues.
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Montgomery County
Shirin Nowbahar
Convent Garden Terrace
Olney
Ms. Nowbahar
Middlevale Lane
Tyrone Stanley Tempney
Varnum Street
Washington, D
Maryland Lottery Draw Returns No Jackpot Saturday
The Maryland Lottery reported no jackpot winner in Saturday nights draw worth an estimated 44 million. The winning numbers 3 14 26 29 and 4 were selected by 15 players paying 1.59 each. Four numbers matched by 1,273 tickets, each winning 40 dollars. The next drawing is estimated at 84.2 million.
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Whch
Marland Lotter
Critics question wisdom of jailing young offenders in Maryland
Critics including legislators and judges question the Maryland approach of charging youths as adults. Despite tougher laws since 1994 the number of juveniles processed in adult courts rose, with a record 334 juveniles sentenced to prison last year. A state study suggests adults receive more probation or lighter sentences, fueling debate ahead of a proposed commission study.
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Congress
Arkansas
State Department of Juvenile Justice
Frederick Maryland Weather Forecast Snapshot
Frederick County and Maryland Mountains provide a mostly sunny day with highs in the 80s and clear nights in the upper 50s to lower 60s Southwest winds 5 to 15 mph and a Tuesday return to sun. Extended outlook shows occasional showers, then cooler highs around 70 by Friday.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Weather rounds up hail snow and warm spell across region
Storms hit the upper Great Lakes with hail up to grape fruit size in Wisconsin and heavy rain in South Dakota with 1.93 inches at Murdo. Western states saw up to 19 inches of snow at high elevations and Utah Alpine resorts reported 19 inches at Alta, 12 at Snowbird.
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Salisbury student says police mistreatment in Cancun incident
Salisbury State University reports one student arrested for unruly behavior during a spring break trip to Cancun. The spokesman says the student may have suffered harsh police treatment, possibly a broken nose, and was released after paying a $500 fine. Travel group was organized by Student Travel Services Co.
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Salisbury State University
Cancun
Mexico
Gains Hawkins
Hawkins
Student ‘Travel Services Co
Hanover
Bananas Spill on I-70 Do Not Cross Lanes
A tractor trailer overturned near Hollow Road between Braddock Mountain and Myersville on I-70 caused about 60000 pounds of bananas to spill off the westbound lanes at mile 46. The driver was hospitalized with non life threatening injuries. Cleanup will take time.
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Braddock Mountain
Myersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Two held on marijuana possession charges in traffic stop
Frederick City Police stopped a vehicle Saturday and arrested Timothy Otis, 24, Middletown, and Mary Gironda, 21, Clarksburg, on marijuana possession charges. Otis also faced negligent driving and driving on a suspended license. Both were released on their own recognizance after booking.
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Ms Gironda
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Pedestrian Struck by Car on Woodsboro Pike Injures Man
A 65 year old Walkersville man, Joseph Earl Turner, was walking on the shoulder of Woodsboro Pike, north of East Frederick Street, when Lara Beth Reifsnider, 17, driving a 1989 Ford Escort southbound, unsafe lane changed and struck him. Turner was taken to Washington County Hospital in fair condition.
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Joseph Earl Turner
Chapel Court
Walkersville
Woods
Boro Pike
Frederick Street
Lara Beth Reifsnider
Simpson Mill Road
Keymar
Miss Reifsnider
Turner
Washington County Hospital
Resident stabbed during Field Pointe altercation in Frederick
Frederick City Police say a Field Pointe Apartments resident was stabbed Sunday night during a fight with two men not residing there. In the scuffle the resident threw a chair breaking a window and a car windshield, pulled another window, and brandished a knife before being subdued. He was stabbed in the back and remains in Frederick Memorial Hospital as investigators assess charges and the incident details.
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Frederick City
Fieldpointe Apartments
Highview Terrace
Frederick Memorial Hospital
City man in fair condition after Md 26 crash
Frederick resident Robert Jensen, 70, was in fair condition at Washington County Hospital Sunday after a Friday crash on Md 26. Police say Jensen turned into the Md 194 intersection on a yellow light as Dustin Grabe, 31, approached on the green, and Grabe struck Jensen. no details on Grabe were available.
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Waterford Court
Frederick
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Grabe
Mr. Grabe
Man 18 charged in assault by car in Yellow Springs
Deputies say Adrien Piper Welte, 18, was struck by a vehicle after an argument with Robert Charles Ritter, 18. Ritter is charged with first degree assault, reckless endangerment and destruction of property over 300 dollars, bail set at 5000. Welte was hospitalized. condition not released.
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Mountainberry Circle
Yellow Springs
Adrien Piper Welte
William Hunter
Ritter
Weite
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Police arrest several after late Friday fight
Police say Friday night into Saturday morning arrests included Phillip Diggs 46 of Beebe Court Frederick charged with trespassing at John Hanson Apartments and disorderly conduct released on own recognizance Lisa Main 29 of North Wisner Street charged with disorderly conduct after a fight at the Friendly Cafe released on own recognizance Michael Tobery 22 of Damascus charged with obstructing hindering a police officer and disorderly conduct after the cafe fight released after posting 3000 dollar bond Michael Brown 20 of Willowdale Drive charged with disorderly conduct after a West Seventh Street incident released on own recognizance John Bartos 44 of West Fourth Street charged with second degree assault on his ex wife released after posting 5000 dollar bond.
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Phillip Diggs
Beebe Court
Frederick
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Diggs
Frederick County
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North Wisner Street
Friendly Cafe
East Second Street
Ms. Main
Michael Tobery
Damascus
Michael Brown
Willowdale Drive
West Seventh
North Bentz
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John Bartos
West Fourth Street
Bartos
Forest fire scorches 140 acres on South Mountain
A Saturday afternoon forest fire burned nearly 140 acres on South Mountain in northeastern Washington County. Firefighters from more than a dozen departments battled the blaze into the evening. investigators believe a train may have started it. No injuries or structural damage were reported. Washington County Fire and Rescue and the Department of Natural Resources are investigating.
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Smithsburg
South Mountain
Washington County Fire and Rescue
Washington County
Department of Natural Resources
Mercy killings cast doubt on proof in Los Angeles case
In Glendale, Efren Saldivar confessed to killing 40 to 50 terminally ill patients at Glendale Adventist Medical Center. Investigators face difficulty proving murders as drugs used leave little trace, and most victims were very ill. A six member task force reviews records. no charges filed yet.
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Cyril Wecht
Pittsburgh
Efren Saldivar
Glendale
Glendale Adventist Medical Center
Saldivar
Los Angeles Times
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SACC
Wecht
JonBenet Ramsey
Kennedy
Pope reflects on youth and life after death in Rome
Pope John Paul I spoke to youths in Rome about aging and eternal life, saying youth has a future and older people still possess hope through Christ. He appeared hoarse yet upbeat, urging connection with young people to stay vibrant during a Mass near the Adolescent Jesus church.
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Tornadoes Kill Boy in Minnesota and Strike Multiple Towns
Powerful southern Minnesota twisters tore through St. Peter Le Center and Comfrey, killing Dustin Schneider, 6, as his van was hurled into a field. At least 27 others hospitalized, three in critical condition, with damage to homes, trees, and power lines. Local resident Brad Bencke reported a car lifted about three feet during the storm.
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St. Peter
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le Center
Comfrey
Brad Bencke
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Aides dispute proposed Mideast compromise during shuttle
After four days of talks in the region US envoy Dennis Ross failed to win Israeli Palestinian agreement on peace proposals. Clashes erupted as Palestinians protested and Israeli troops fired tear gas at students in Bethlehem and El Bireh. Netanyahu denied talks of a compromise and insisted no deal on percentages. Arafat showed reluctance to commit to reciprocal steps while violence rose with a car bomb attempt in Ramallah.
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Maariv Daily
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Clinton Safari Visit Highlights Botswanan Wildlife
President Clinton and Hillary toured Chobe National Park near Kasane Botswana enjoying abundant elephants hippos and buffalo while aides and Secret Service accompanied. The Botswana trip aims to deepen ties and boost tourism as Masire retires after 18 years in office.
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EU Begins Expansion Negotiations Amid Cyprus Challenge
The European Union opened talks to absorb 11 new members as Britain’s Robin Cook calls it a milestone in healing postwar rifts. He warned that Cyprus’s division between Turkish and Greek communities may prove the toughest hurdle, while Poland, the Czech Republic, and Slovenia face economic and governance issues. Negotiations with the Greek Cypriot government proceed to avoid hostage dynamics with the Turkish Cypriot north.
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Mortgage deduction blocks tax reform gains in Congress
The home mortgage interest deduction remains a costly popular tax break that could derail reform efforts. Experts warn removing it would shake housing markets, while advocates argue transition rules could address the issue. Tax reform proponents seek ways to simplify the system without losing homeownership incentives.
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Bauer leaning toward White House bid gains early buzz
AP reports Gary Bauer, a conservative activist and GOP critic, hints at a 2000 presidential bid during a Texas appearance. He criticizes congressional Republicans, calls abortion central to the party platform, and signals plans to raise large sums for conservative candidates while aiming to shape races nationwide.
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Gary Bauer
White House
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