Fire log notes multiple calls across county area
Fire log covers past 24 hours ending 10 p m Wednesday with multiple responses including brush fire at 6 44 a m and gas desk at 10 28 a m. investigative call at 5 23 p m. ambulance and several fire companies listed. Lottery results from Maryland and District of Columbia also reported by AP with multiple games and numbers.
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Salk City
Thomas Johnson DR
Junior Fire Company
Madison ST
Gas Desk
United, Independent and
Citizcns
Sabillasville
Thurment Fire Company
Therment
Frederick man wins Maryland Lotto jackpot in 5.4 million prize
Frederick man James Clemence will collect over 91 000 annually for 19 years after matching Maryland Lotto numbers 10 14 15 33 35 4. He bought the ticket at a Baltimore area convenience store and plans to invest and fund his two children's education. The first payment tops about 32 000. A related note says no tickets at the door for a May 10 Dinosaur Rock concert at Governor Thomas Johnson High School due to high demand.
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James Clemence
Frederick
Maryland
Governor Thomas Johnson High School
Weather Outlook With Clearing, Pleasant Weekend Ahead
A cold front moves east west across the southern Appalachians as a high pressure system settles from Canada. Friday through the weekend bring sunny, mild days and cool nights with highs around 79 in western Maryland and similar conditions in the mountains. Temperatures yesterday ranged Frederick 02-46, Westminster 38-3, Hagerstown 64, Cumberland 67-58.
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Canada
Maryland
Carrell
Frederick
Monard
Messgomery
Washington Coueties
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Westminster
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Oakland
David Lesher
Eight die in arson fire at Latonia Apartments Philadelphia
Two parallel wings of the Latonia Apartments in northeast Philadelphia were set ablaze around 2 am as officials confirmed arson. Eight people died and 15 were injured. four bodies were found in each wing. Firefighters rescued residents, many elderly, while investigators probe links to other recent fires in the area.
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Philadelphia
Latonia
Roger Ulshafer
Ters
Ulshafer
Ulshater
Brunswick residents face steady property taxes for year
Brunswick City will keep the tax rate at $1.45 per $100 of assessed value for the new year. A public meeting to discuss a proposed $1.3 million spending plan is set for 7 p.m. May 13. With no federal aid expected, Mayor Richard Campbell warns of cuts across departments including the recreation commission, fire and ambulance services, and insurance. The police aid from the state is also expected to drop. Local tax revenue is projected at about $514,200, with other revenue changes and budget adjustments detailed in the proposal.
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Brunswick City
Richard Campbell
Recreation Commission
Fire Company
Ambulance Company
Campbell
Brunswick
Susan C. Nicol
Reagan support seen as critical to plan
Reagan support appears essential to enact a proposal tied to IRA tax rules and industry exemptions. Packwood, predicting Senate approval in largely unchanged form, cites an extraordinary coalition of business labor and others while noting pressure from interest groups. The bill, projected to cost about 14 billion over five years, faces funding hurdles as amendments must include financing.
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Snce
Congress
Reagan
Treasury
David Silver
Packwood
Senate
Jane
Joe
Wales
Maryland
Robert Huuper
Baker Watts & Co
Hooper
Robert Armstrong
Wheat First Securities
The
Armstrong
Local Critics Question IRA Tax Proposal Amid Debate
Local financial figures and two Maryland senators voiced skepticism as a new IRA tax plan drew criticism. Proponents tout a 6.2 percent average cut in five years with corporate burdens rising, while bankers warn against rushing to print and risk to future IRA contributions.
Meridian Closed to Visitors Over Possible Illness
Dr. Schipper said samples from the nursing home were sent to a state lab for analysis and results will take time. Health inspectors were on site as a precaution and no unusual findings anticipated.
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Meridian
Schipper
Thurmont Maintains Tax Rate and Approves Budget
Thurmont officials last night unveiled a budget of 408,128 for the coming fiscal year and voted to keep the same tax rate as the past five years. Mayor James Black urged restraint though some members favored a hike. The budget funds 904,770 in capital projects including road resurfacing, bridge work, and a street sweeper costing 56,000.
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Terese
Une
James Black
Assesed Property
Black
Terrence Best
Seth
Hereford bus collision injures 21 students at high school
In front of Hereford High School a school bus rear crashed into another bus, injuring 21 students. Fire officials say injuries are minor and all students were taken for checkups. The accident occurred just before 8 am. six rescue units responded.
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Hereford
Ralph Nelson
Baltimore County Fire Department
Nelson
Hereford High School
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