Weather Pattern Outlook Across Gulf States and U.S. Regions
Accu Weather forecasts Wednesday storms along Gulf Coastal states with showers in the upper Midwest, northern Rockies, and Pacific Northwest. The rest of the nation expected fair. In Western Maryland clear tonight cool with 45 to 50 lows and 70s Wednesday. Maryland mountains clear tonight with 40 to 45 lows and near 70 highs. Yesterday’s temps list several readings. extended forecast calls for Thursday thunderstorm chances and mild temperatures, then partly cloudy with mid 60s to mid 70s weekend highs.
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Gulf Coastal States
Upper Midwest
Rockies
Pacific Northwest
Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington Counties
Maryland Mountains
Man pleads innocent in Union Bridge stabbing case
Carroll County man Donald A. McCall, 31, of Union Bridge, pleaded innocent to first and second degree murder and related charges in the February stabbing death of Roger L. Childers, 23, in a tavern dispute that moved to the street. Childers died at a Baltimore trauma center. McCall, an employee at Westminster Woodwork and Lumber Co., is free on bail while pleas were filed. no trial date set.
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Westminster
Carroll County
Union Bridge
Donald A. McCall
North Main Street
Roger L. Childers
Finksburg
Mr. Childers
R Adams
Cowley Trauma Center
Baltimore
Maryland
Main Street
McCall
Westminster Woodwork and Lumber Co
David B. Weisgerber
Ej’s
Bush Would Veto Brady Bill Without Crime Package
The White House said President Bush would veto the Brady gun control measure unless it is included in a comprehensive crime control package. The House planned a Wednesday vote on a seven day waiting period for handgun purchases named after James Brady. Endorsed by Reagan Nixon Ford and Carter, the bill faces opposition from Bush absent broader crime legislation. Maryland lotteries drew Monday night including Daily Lottery and Play Four numbers.
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Washington
White House
Bush
House
James Brady
Reagan
Marlin
Fitzwater
Richard Nixon
Gerald Ford
Jimmy Carter
Eskew sent to jail for robberies and parole violation
Jeffrey L. Eskew, 22, was sentenced by Circuit Court Judge Leonard Ruben to 15 years for the December 31, 1989 Silver Spring Shell station robbery and 10 years for the December 29, 1989 Wheaton Plaza robbery, to run concurrently. He also received 18 months for parole violation after a 1988 assault. He was previously acquitted in March of vandalizing the Yeshiva School of Greater Washington.
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Rockville
Jeffrey L. Eskew
Circuit Court
Leonard Ruben
Eskew
Silver Spring
Wheaton Plaza
Ruben
Yeshiva School of
Greater Washington
Fire log summary of multiple EMS and wire down calls
A 24 hour fire log records numerous emergency calls from 4.46 pm to 7.23 pm including wires down at Harney Road Roddy Creek Road and 30 W Main St, a house fire at 30 W Main St, and building fire at 16825 S Seton Ave. Ambulance emergencies total 31 with 0 routines.
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Main St
Emmatsburg
Roddy Creek Road
U.S. 15
Thurmont
Harney Road
Hul Court
Detrick Road
New Market
Emmitsburg
Hiney Road
New Midway
Seton Ave
Ermittsburg
Gettysburg
Greenmount
Rocky Ridge
Hamburg Road
Incumbents Win in Walkersville Election Upset
Walkersville voters returned two incumbents to the town commission, Lawrence Roller with 135 votes and Edward Kerns with 125. Ralph Whitmore defeated 14-year veteran Paul Burrier, 120 to 107, with challenger Donald Schildt Sr. at 93. Whitmore supports controlled growth and citizen involvement in law enforcement. Kerns noted heavier turnout after election law changes.
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Walkersville
Cargill-Nutrina Inc
Whitmore
Kerns
Paul
Mount Airy considers traffic study near two schools
The Mount Airy council unanimously approves a traffic study near Mount Airy Elementary and Mount Airy Middle to decide if crossing guards are needed. The plan includes background checks, training, and possible full-time paid positions, with signs limiting speeds near schools and a shared training fee with the PTA.
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Mount Airy
Maryland
Mount Airy Elementary School
North Main Street
Mount Airy Middle School
Watersville Road
PTA
Marc Nance
Billy Wagner
Teen jailed 10 years for selling crack in Frederick
Aaron Ray Rupert, 19, was sentenced to 10 years in Frederick County Circuit Court after violating probation and escalating drug use. Judge G Edward Dwyer Jr noted failed rehabilitation and prior 20 year sentence by another judge. Also, Sherman Monroe Worrell faces up to 20 years after two crack sales to narcotics task force member.
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Frederick
Aaron Ray Rupert
Frederick County
G. Edward Dwyer Jr
Rupert
Cheryl Hershey
Dwyer
Clater W. Smith
Smith
Second Genesis
Sherman Monroe Worrell
Jerry F. Barnes
Worrel
Barnes
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George E. Randall
Edward M. Gaydos
Edward F. Mull
Ervin H. Hagg
Philip W. Hammond
the Ish. News
Frederick, Md
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Myron W. Randall
Marlene 8. Young
William H. Main Jr
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Patrick Street
P.O
Montgomery County
National Weather
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Oakland
Leah Keerepene Ahr Oo
Brady Bill
Browning Pool & Patio
Tod
Xtra
Gus
Goldie
Damascus
Service Open Forum
MHIC
Ratomal
Julia Robb
News-Post
Louis Lyons
Atlanta
Delta Air Lines
Scott L. Rolle, Esq
Fredench Motor Company
Fredenck
Subaru
Tee Frederick
Wakeeshington Cou
Waverley Drive
Hutome Feitte
NuTone
Noland
Noland - Frederick
South Market Street
MT. Thf
Wed
Bi Nowang
Rathi
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