Sarbanes Pushes Full Bay Funding For EPA Program
Sen Paul Sarbanes testified before the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee in support of a full funding level of 13 million dollars for the EPA Office of Chesapeake Bay programs and cost shared grants to Bay-area states in the 1988 budget. He said the Chesapeake Bay program has been successful but more work is needed to restore the Bay.
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Fire alarms logged across communities in 24 hour window
Over 12 incidents reported by 8 p.m. including automatic alarms at Willowdale Drive and Frederick Memorial Hospital coworked responses by Independents Uniteds and Citizens. Fires on 103268 Clemsonville Road brush fire and townhouse fire at 10541 Trainee Terrace prompted multiple agency responses from Walkersville Liberty Union Bridge Middletown and others.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Liberty
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Old Annapolis Road
Tralee Terrace
New Market
Bolivar Road
Middletown
Braddock Heights
Coppermine Road
Libertytown
New Midway
Woodsboro
Alt. U.S. 40
Foresight Lane
Weather outlook for Western Maryland and Mount Pains
Tonight, Western Maryland counties see cloudy skies with a 50 percent chance of rain or drizzle and lows around mid 50s. Wednesday brings more clouds and cooler temps with a 30 percent rain chance and highs near mid to upper 60s. Temperatures yesterday ranged from 78 to 90 across Frederick Westminster Hagerstown Cumberland and Oakland with a broad warm trend continuing into Thursday through Saturday with showers or storms possible and highs in the mid to upper 70s Thursday and upper 70s to 80s Friday and Saturday. Cooler mountain regions.
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Five construction workers injured in three story fall
Five workers from Hardage Construction Co. were injured Monday morning when falling three stories at 1380 Piccard Drive during concrete balcony framing for a Woodfin Suites hotel. Clarence Gallow, 53, Germantown, in serious abdominal condition. Raymond Harrison, 37, Louisiana, serious with buttock laceration. Ernest Ricks, 30, Silver Spring, stable with back and ankle injuries. Evert St. Andre, 47, Louisiana, fair with head injuries. David Turner, 45, Beaumont, Texas, treated and released.
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Clarence Gallow
Germantown
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Ernest Ricks
Thayer Ave
Silver Spring
Shady Grove
Evert St. Andre
David Turner
Beaumont
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Hardage Construction Co
Alton Smith
Gaithersburg
Kansas
Ray Mulhall
Cuomo aide making contacts for run
Vincent Tese, Cuomo's chief economic adviser, is seeking Chicago financial leaders' support for a presidential bid, saying the governor is running though Cuomo denies it. Tese notes interest in a possible draft if delegates deadlock, while Cuomo dismisses the scenario as fantasy.
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Stormy Frederick County Afternoon Strikes Power and Property
A late afternoon storm sweeping across Frederick County brought wind hail and heavy rain. About 30 residents lost power as trees and limbs knocked down lines in Green Valley Mount Airy and Uniontown. Buckeystown saw large hail and Mountaindale reported streams near bank. One homeowner found a picnic table flipped 30 feet away and an adjacent aluminum siding damaged. A resident in Myersville reported golf ball size hail for 15 minutes. The Brunswick area saw milder winds and a brief shower. The forecast predicts more rain and possible thundershowers.
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Myersville
Inmate Killed as Lightning Strikes Maryland Yard
At the Maryland Correctional Training Center one inmate died and two were injured when a storm produced lightning while inmates walked across a yard. Maurice Morgan was pronounced dead. Anthony Tyree was stable and Stanley Black was in serious condition at Washington County Hospital.
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John Costopoulos
Anthony Tyree
Stanley Black
Costopoulos
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