Fire log reports 24 hour period of calls
Fire calls over the past 24 hours ending at 10 p.m. Thursday include automobile fires on 191 Waverley Drive and West Seventh Street at Lee Place, automatic alarms at Peter Pan Inn Urbana, vehicle fires on Weller Road and near Braddock Mountain, and an investigation on Beaver Dam Road. Responding units included Independent Hose and United companies alongside multiple rural departments. Ambulance calls totaled 17 with none routine.
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Yebielke
Independent Hose
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
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New Market
Weller Road
Beaver Dam Road
Libertytown
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Woodsboro
New Midway
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Braddock Heights
Myersville
Oman
Police warn against door to door home repairs
State police urged residents to avoid cheap repairs during a spring rush led by a man named James R. Kerns. Officers warned that legitimate contractors rarely go door to door and advised demanding a license and contacting police if approached.
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Kerns
Weather Update From Northern Frontier Pressure System
A large cold high pressure system dominates the Northern Poinwil region for several days driving temperatures lower. Readings yesterday show Frederick 6.8, Westminster 13-42, Cumberland 06-51, Oaklead 12.44, with continued cold conditions expected.
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Poinwil
Frederick
Westminster
Cumberland
Oaklead
David Loaker
NASA postpones Delta rocket launch for weather satellite
A fuel leak late in the countdown delayed NASA's Delta rocket launch by about four hours. The GOES-7 weather satellite is the payload aimed to fill a hurricane season surveillance gap. Engineers flushed and purged fuel lines, then rescheduled for 6:18 p.m. Saturday.
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Frs
NASA Aa
Delta
Ertii
Dillard
Space Agency
Space Shuttle
California
William Graham
NASA
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National Oceanic and
Mount St Helens emits steam and ash in degassing events
Steam and ash vented from Mount St Helens yesterday with plumes drifting up to 25 miles north. U S Geological Survey geologist Steve Brantley said the venting began at 2 26 am, part of frequent degassing since a brief April 15 restart.
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Vancouver
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Mount St. Helens
Steve Brantley
U.S. Geological Survey
Volcano Observation Center
Washington
Brantley
Peggy Brown
Roadhouse Inn
Morton
Crater
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