Hurley to face new charges over wife murder case
In Rockville William F Hurley expected to be charged again within two weeks after he admitted killing his wife Kathenne whose remains were found in a Shadow Garthersburg grave. Deputy State's Attorney Campbell said additional counts will be filed, while Public Defender Wieseman agreed to represent Hurley who has longstanding manslaughter and murder case links.
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Mixed views on elected Frederick County school board
Frederick County candidates in the General Assembly race respond to calls for an elected school board. Democrats Galen Clagett and nouveau Morningstar oppose, seeking taxing power and accountability. Republican Derr supports continuation of an appointed board, while Delphey and McClellan show mixed reservations.
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State Board of Higher Education
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Sue Ron Yingling
Washington County
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Frederick High School
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Republican Central Committee
James E. McClellan
D-Frederick Washington
George H. Littrell Jr
D-Frederick
McClellan
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Salmonella outbreak at nursing home prompts health probe
Bruce Boyer the administrator says residents at the nursing home showed flu like symptoms including vomiting and diarrhea with most improving within a day. Schipper notes common salmonella in county with several yearly cases and cautions on refrigerated food. NIH stool samples await results while inspectors collected water and food specimens delayed by access. Visitors discouraged and no new admissions until health clear.
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Moderate drought impacts farmers and home gardeners
A continuing moderate drought affects farmers and homeowners with budding strawberry plants needing water to yield berries by late May and early June. Ms Auer advises protecting newly planted transplants from wind and sun and covering plants with boxes, while watering daily in early morning and late evening.
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Eastalco Bill Could Cost Local Jobs and Raise Power Costs
Eastalco Aluminum Corp warns a proposed acid rain bill could raise electricity costs and threaten 900 jobs at the Buckeystown plant while the company runs at 75 percent capacity. Industry says electricity is about one third of aluminum production costs. lawmakers weigh emission standards and state choices on scrubbers or low sulfur coal as a way to protect lakes and avoid job losses.
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Gerry Sikorski
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Barbara A. Mikulski
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