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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1998

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Two Suspects From School Drink Gin At Lunch

In Brunswick a police officer interrupted a classroom talk on alcohol at a middle school after two female high school students, aged 14 and 15, allegedly admitted drinking gin. Breath tests showed .09 for the 14 year old and .03 for the other. They were released to their parents pending possible expulsion.

Lunswick Stu Iris Cpl Robin Brady Ttsville L Brady Unswick Middle School Higher Board of Education Susan

Maryland raffle warning by Linganore High boosters

The Frederick County Sheriff warns residents that Linganore High School Boosters are not soliciting by phone for a fundraiser involving jelly and jam sales. The page notes Maryland lottery drawings conducted Friday night with a string of numbers.

E Linganore High School E Frederick County Sheriff's Ars

Teacher charged in hit and run near Walkersville Middle

Mary Thoman, 51, an 8th grade teacher at Walkersville Middle, faced charges after a 7:57 am two vehicle crash on Md 194 near the school. Police said she had a blood alcohol level of 0.20 and left the scene, later being released on personal recognizance.

Walkersville Walkersville Middle School Maryland Mary Thoman Cattail Court Thorman Frederick County Central Thoman MD 194 Nicodemus Road DeLauter MD. 194 Carolyn Jackson Ms. Jackson Frederick Memorial Hospital Ms. Thoman Ms Thoman Jame Cannon Frederick County Public Schools Paul Dunford Walkersville Middle Kim Lewis Frederick County Teachers Association

Fire log reports multiple calls across towns

In the past 24 hours ending Friday May 8 at 6.50 am fire crews logged incidents including a vehicle fire at 59 mile marker New Market United, a house fire at 88 Mile Terrace Emmitsburg Ambulance responding, wires down on East Smith Street Maxwell Avenue and Shookstown Road, a store down at 40 E Sixth, and misc alarms on Old Emmitsburg Road Emmitsburg with agencies Junior Independent and Emmitsburg referenced.

New Market United Mile Terrace Emmitsburg Smth Street Maxwell Avenue Shookstown Road Emmutsburg

Frederick and State Forecast Summary

Frederick forecast Tonight cloudy with patchy light rain or drizzle. Lows mid 50s. Light north winds. 30 percent rain Sunday with continued clouds and 50 percent rain. Highs low to mid 60s. Northeast winds 10 mph. State forecast Tonight and Monday cloudy with light rain or drizzle. Lows in 50s. Highs low to mid 60s eastern shore upper 50s to lower 60s. Extended outlook Sunday night Monday scattered light rain or drizzle highs around 60s. Tuesday Wednesday partly cloudy with a shower chance. Lows 50s. Highs lower to mid 70s.

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Legal challenge to planned tax vowed in Maryland

The Maryland Association of Tobacco and Candy Distributors vows a legal challenge to Montgomery County plans for a smokeless tobacco and cigar tax. Lobbyist Bruce C. Bereano likens the effort to a 1991 victory opposing a county ban on cigarette vending machines, noting past court battles.

Rockville Maryland Association of Tobacco and Candy Distributors Montgomery County Association Bruce C. Bereano Frederick

Breakfast with Stup Porcari Fund Raisers in Frederick

Deputy secretary Stup John Porcari will speak at a May 14 breakfast fundraiser for Rick Stup in Frederick. Stup, a land use planner and county planning commissioner, is a Democratic candidate for District 3 delegate. The event at Francis Scott Key Post 11 costs 75 dollars per person, begins 7:30 a.m., with reservations due by Monday at 301-696-1240.

John Porcari Maryland Department of Transportation Rick Stup Stup County Planning Commission District 3 The Friends of Francis Scott Key Post 11 American Legion Taney Avenue Frederick

Motorcyclist Involved in Four-Vehicle Md 194 Crash

Two people were injured when a motorcycle collided with a pickup and two cars on Md 194 near Stauffer Road. Brendan Riedmuller, 29, of Frederick, was stopped at a red light when Todd Hahn, 27, of Taneytown, rear ended the bike, sandwiching it between Gloria Hershkowitz, 52, of Frederick, and Erma Kline, 63, of Hagerstown. Kline remained stable. Riedmuller treated and released. Hahn was charged with failing to reduce speed to avoid an accident.

Walkersville MD 194 Stauffer Road Here Maryland Brendan Riedmuller Frederick MD. 194 Todd Hahn Taneytown Gloria Hershkowitz al Butler Hahn Butler

City police arrest five men for soliciting prostitute

Five men were charged with soliciting a prostitute Friday night at North Market and Seventh streets. Thomas Bowie, Jonathan Fenimore, David Harris, Bruce Joy, and Carl Shores were arrested by Frederick Police with help from the state Parole and Probation. Fenimore faced counts of marijuana possession and related paraphernalia. Joy also faced a driving while intoxicated charge.

North Market Seventh Streets Frederick City State Department of Parole and Probation Thomas Austin Bowie Jonathan Robert Fenimore Canvasback Court David Tyronne Harris West Sixth Street Frederick Bruce Thomas Joy Dance Hall Road Carl Henry Shores Grant Place Joy

Record wiretap rise marks postwar high in 1997

Law enforcement sought 1,186 court orders in 1997 to secretly listen to more than 2 million conversations, a 3 percent rise from 1996 and the highest since 1968 when records began. Narcotics probes accounted for 73 percent of requests, with gambling and racketeering also noted. Investigators conducted 1,094 wiretaps averaging 2,081 calls each, totaling 2.27 million conversations.

Washington Congress U.S

McKinney demands personal White House apology over gate incident

Georgia Congresswoman Cynthia McKinney seeks a direct apology from President Clinton after her guests Haji Agad and his daughter Henna were detained at the White House. She says the incident, involving vehicle searches by dogs, was insulting and hints at profiling.

Washington White House Georgia Cynthia McKinney Executive Mansion McKinney Congress Clinton Iran Romano Prodi Ms McKinney

Mourning Bishop's Death Sparks Protests in Pakistan

Thousands of mourners seized the coffin of Bishop John Joseph in Faisalabad, demanding repeal of blasphemy laws and an end to Christian persecution. Police used tear gas as crowds halted a memorial, while a 25 mile convoy carried the body to Saint Peter and Saint Paul Cathedral amid calls for reform.

Faisalabad Pakistan John Joseph Khushpur Saint Peter and Saint Paul Joseph

Settlement reached in tobacco trial in Minnesota

Minnesota and Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota reached a $6.5 billion settlement as closing arguments were due in a 31/2 month tobacco lawsuit. The deal includes injunctive actions and aims to publish certain documents, with $6.1 billion to the state over 25 years and $450 million to Blue Cross.

ST Paul Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota Ramsey County Kenneth Fitzpatrick Council For Tobacco Research Hubert Humphrey II Jim Tierney Maine Humphrey Tierney Michael Ciresi Fitzpatrick Mississippi Florida Bilion Texas Robert Weber Blue Cross

USDA tightens organic labeling rules amid consumer pressure

Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman announced that upcoming national organic standards will prohibit irradiation, genetic engineering, and sewage sludge fertilizer on organic foods. The decision follows a flood of consumer input and aims to keep organics true to their stated practices and expectations.

Washington Consumers Agriculture Dan Glickman Agriculture Department Organics

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