Fire log reports multiple alarms and ambulance calls
Fire alarms active across the past 24 hours ending at 10 p.m. including a house fire at 32 W Patrick St and another at County 541 Shookstown Rd with responding crews Independents Braddock Heights Juniors and Uniteds. Automatic alarms at Parkway Elementary and Fairfield Graphics with Emmitsburg and other responders. ambulance calls total 31. Lottery results from DC Maryland and Pennsylvania listed.
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W. Patrick ST
Uniteds
Parkway
Citizens
Shookstown Road
Braddock Heights
Fairfield Graphics
Fair Field
Emmitsburg
Memorial Day Services at Walkersville Park
The fifth annual Walkersville Memorial Day services will be held at 3:30 p.m. Sunday May 25 at Memorial Park at the corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and Main Street Walkersville. Sponsored by the Walkersville Kiwanis Club the observance honors area veterans of all wars and invites the public to attend.
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Walkersville
Memorial Park
Pennsylvania Avenue
Main Street
Weather outlook shows Julylike warmth for May across Maryland
The Weather-Post notes a warm southwest flow bringing very warm, hazy days with temperatures in the 60s to high 70s and humidity. Slight thundershower chances exist each afternoon, with weekend highs near 80 in Western Maryland counties including Frederick, Montgomery and Washington. Yesterday’s readings report specific town temps such as Frederick 61 and Cumberland 58.
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Atlas
Maryland
Carrell
Frederick
Monard
Montgomery
Washington
Frederck
Westmaster
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Oakland
Death toll rises among Chernobyl reactor fire fighters
Associated Press reports from Moscow say 13 radiation victims have died, including firefighters who battled the Chernobyl blaze for hours. Dr. Robert Gale estimates 28 of 35 severely exposed remain in critical condition as officials note 299 hospitalizations and ongoing fears of further casualties.
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Moscow
Chernobyl
Robert P. Gale
Los Angeles
Ukraine
Kiev
Gale
Mikhail
Gorbachev
U.S
Armand Hammer
Soviet Union
Missouri Hit by Severe Storms Tornadoes Leave Homeless
Severe weather across Missouri left towns flood damaged and hundreds homeless. In Sikeston and Vancluser homes and businesses were destroyed as floodwaters swamped Cape Girardeau Scott Stoddard and New Madrid counties. Gov Ashcroft activated National Guard to aid cleanup and deter looting.
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Sikeston
Missour
Missouri
Finois
Ohio
National Weather Service
John Ashcroft
Cape Girardeau
Scott
Stoddard
New Madrid
National Guard
Gene Rhodes
Beverly Stevener
Tied Douglaes
Bill Ferrell
Vancluser
Roy Hicks
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George &. Delepieins Br. Preident
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Ipyren
W. Gendell
Presdent
Eduard M
Great Southern Printing PO
Tkgryland
Phong Ares Cocke
Montgomumry County
Gn Neues Martins
Met
District of Columbia
D.C
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Baltimore
Walkersville Park
David Lesher
Edt
Sun
Mures
Cowey
Sno
Aeded Press
Great Lakes
Texas
Louisiana
Montana
Idaho
Associated Press
Komsomolskaya Pravda
Viktor Kibenok
Kibenok
Europe
Pravda
Communist Party
Cheronby
Alexander Lelechenko
Lelechenko Bied
Lelechenko
Marshalls
London
Sreeland
Treeland Nurseries, Inc
Frederick Towne Mall
WBE
John Whiteford
August
Yellow Springs Road
Madison County
Fredericktown
Scott County
Jerry Bledsoe
Vanclyser
Bledsoe
Citizens Savings
Catizens Servings
Lesa Secoolation
Backer
Federal Lawneys and Loan Insurance Corporation
West Patrick Street
Fredenck County Square
aCe
Lakeforest Twins
Oldsmobiles
Chryslers
Oldsmobie
Chrysler
Delta Bus
Plymouth
Casa
SO Lali Rae
NEW Ta
Fifth Avenue
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Morney Sayer
WYTHE
N Frederick AV
Va Mr
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Gaitmersbureg MD
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