Smithsburg man killed in head-on collision
A 43-year-old Smithsburg man, Robert Lynn Young, died after his 1993 Ford Tempe crossed the center line and collided with a 1989 Ford truck driven by Jesse James Reed of Clear Spring on Md. 66 near Republican Avenue. Police reported no fault by speed or alcohol. both drivers were transported to Washington County Hospital, with Young pronounced dead and Reed treated and released. The crash, reported at 5:35 am, remains under investigation.
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Robert Lynn Young
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Jesse James Reed
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Washington County Hospital
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Five Teens Injured In Md. 144 Md. 75 Collision
Five youths sustained injuries in a two vehicle crash on Md 144 at Md 75 Monday afternoon. Barry Quickel 35 of Walkersville drove a northbound truck whileTimothy Benson 17 of Mount Airy turned left onto Md 144. Benson and Justin Warner 18 of Libertytown were hospitalized at Suburban Hospital with Benson released Tuesday Warner released Monday. Two other passengers Aiesha Eaton 15 and Alison Conlon 14 both of Mount Airy and Quickel were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and released. Investigation continues.
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Maryland Lottery Draws From Wednesday Night And Afternoon
Maryland lottery results show Wednesday night Pick 3 9 1 7 Pick 4 7 6 8 8 Cash in Hand 01 03 18 24 27 30 31 and Wednesday afternoon Pick 3 2 5 4 Pick 4 7 6 0 8 with numbers listed for players.
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Farming News Pictures Ag Calendar In Agriculture Pages
The Frederick News-Post runs weekly farming notes and an agriculture calendar each Tuesday. It highlights farming topics, crop tips, and upcoming events for readers in the agriculture community.
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Jury trial begins in malpractice suit in Frederick MD
Testimony opened in a $1 million medical malpractice case accusing Frederick Memorial Hospital and two providers in the death of Larry Michael Welch. The trial, expected to last about two weeks, involves the ER care after a ruptured brain aneurysm.
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Frederick and Beach Area Rain Forecasts
Tonight and Friday forecast calls for periods of rain with scattered thunderstorms. Rain may be locally heavy with highs in the upper 60s to 70s and lows near 60. Southeast to east winds around 15 mph. Chance of rain near 100 percent in most zones.
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Storms slam multiple regions as severe warnings spread
A complex storm system moved across the Mississippi Valley and mid- Atlantic, with earlier violent weather across the West Gulf and Great Lakes. Tornado risks, hail, and 50 mph winds were forecast across Tennessee Kentucky northern Alabama Georgia and the Carolinas, while Rockies showers spread toward Oregon California and beyond. Moderate to heavy rain and high winds affected several areas.
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Drug arrests in Westminster at Boston Inn
Two people were arrested on drug charges after a citizen tip led Maryland State Police to the Boston Inn on Baltimore Boulevard. Officers found 5 grams of crack cocaine in 17 bags, 4 grams of marijuana, and paraphernalia. Michael Brandon, 20, Baltimore, faces multiple cocaine and distribution charges. April Lynn Jarboe, 18, Westminster, charged with cocaine possession and distribution. Bail set at 25,000 for Brandon and 10,000 for Jarboe.
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Baltimore
April Lynn Jarboe
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Ms. Jarhoe
Wrong turn leads to drug arrests in Maryland
A West Virginia driver made an illegal left turn from a Sheetz in Frederick County and was arrested on drug charges along with two of her four passengers. Laura Alvis, 19, of Cross Lanes, W Va, consented to a search revealing marijuana and paraphernalia. Marshall Browning, 20, and James Pilato, 22, both of West Virginia, faced charges and were released on recognizance. A fourth man and a second woman were not charged.
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Charlestown
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Shepherdstown
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Teen Injured In Frederick County Road Crash
A 15 year old boy driving north on Bartholows Road ran off the right shoulder, overcorrected, crossed the center line and struck a tree. He was taken to Suburban Hospital in Bethesda after the 4:45 a.m. crash. The unlicensed driver fled to a nearby house and asked 911 be called. Road was closed until 7:45 a.m. Deputy First Class Cathy Willets is investigating. The boy’s condition was not available.
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Traffic stop leads to drug arrests in Frederick
Frederick City Police arrested two men after a traffic stop in the 600 block of West Patrick Street at 1:59 a.m. Suspected marijuana was found in the vehicle. Anthony Eugene Sweeney, 22, of Thurmont, faced multiple charges including possessing marijuana and driving while revoked. Daniel Ruffus Nipper, 23, of Funkstown, was charged with possessing marijuana. Both remained jailed for bail hearings.
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Weather Outlook for Frederick area Calls For Rain Next Few Days
The Frederick News-Post Weather Station records 0.01 inches of rain with a 71 degree high and 53 degree low as clouds increase. More rain is expected later in the week per the National Weather Service with a 40 percent afternoon shower chance rising to 80 percent by evening. highs near 75 to 80 and lows around 69 as clouds grow.
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Daimler Benz to Acquire Chrysler in $38 Billion Merger
Daimler-Benz will acquire Chrysler Corp for more than 38 billion in stock creating Daimler Chrysler the largest industrial merger. The pair expect joint management for three years with Schrempp then leading and Eaton stepping aside, expanding access to European markets for Chrysler.
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First cyber attack by a terrorist group hits Sri Lankan embassy systems
U S officials report Tamil Tigers hacked Sri Lankan embassy computers last August, flooding networks with up to 800 emails per day for two weeks. Embassy spokesman Prasad Kariyawasam said the effort aimed to disrupt communications and was the first known terrorist cyber assault on a nation’s systems. The invasion affected Europe North America and Asia.
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Senate Troop Morale Sparks Gulf Pullback Talk
Senators return from Kuwait Saudi Arabia and Bosnia reporting severe morale problems among troops policing Iraq. Clinton says U S forces stay until U N inspectors finish their work but keeps options open including delaying carrier departure. Eisenhower may be delayed leaving two carriers in the gulf temporarily leaving Stennis alone for several weeks.
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Burton apologizes in Hubbell tapes furor
Rep. Dan Burton apologized to GOP colleagues for the Hubbell prison tape controversy amid missteps in the probe. Top investigator David Bessie was allowed to write a resignation letter after Gingrich ordered his firing, as President Clinton criticized selective tape releases and privacy concerns.
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