Reporters barred from courtroom in Simpson trial
In Los Angeles two reporters covering the O J Simpson trial were ejected for whispering loudly and distracting jurors. Gale Holland of USA Today and Kristin Jeannette Meyers of Court TV apologized. Their outlets planned to cover the story with other reporters in court. Jurors complained of constant interruptions, prompting Judge Lance Ito to remove them.
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USA Today
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Court TV
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Three youths arrested after van is stolen
Maryland State Police say three youths, a 14-year-old and two 15-year-olds staying at the Maryland Sheriff's Youth Ranch, stole a 1990 blue Aerostar minivan about 2:15 am Thursday. The van, believed to head toward Baltimore, was found there later Thursday afternoon. The investigation continues.
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Review panel points out ALS response problems
Emmitsburg area residents face costly delays as Frederick County grapples with ALS coverage. John Knipple, head of the response review committee, cites high failure rates at Thurmont and Libertytown units and notes gett ysburg medic dispatches 208 times last year with bills of at least 250 dollars to patients. County leaders previously denied paid staffing for ALS units.
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Scientist urges leaving Booth grave undisturbed in Baltimore
Forensic expert James E. Starrs testified that exhuming John Wilkes Booth would disturb at least four other family plot burials and fail to answer key scientific questions. He noted Booth’s exact burial site is unknown, making any recovery a broader archaeological dig. Three infants and a woman listed as Mrs JA Booth would be affected in the Greenmount Cemetery plot.
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Three Elderly Women Hurt in Potomac House Fire
Fire officials say smoke inhalation sent three unidentified elderly women to hospital after a River Road house blaze caused by a radio malfunction. One woman, 80, found in a hallway later stabilized at Shady Grove Adventist Hospital. others ages 81 and 79 also listed in stable condition. Damages are pegged at 25 000 to the structure and contents.
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Tornado toll and widespread storm cleanup across states
Tornadoes ripped through the Midwest and South injuring dozens and killing three in Ethridge Tennessee while another struck a Nashville area mall. Alabama houses were demolished and West Virginia power outages were reported as storms churned eastward.
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Man charged with stabbing ex lover in Gaithersburg
A 57-year-old Gaithersburg man Charles Wilbert Bruce was jailed Thursday on attempted murder and false imprisonment charges after stabbing his 49-year-old former girlfriend. He allegedly attacked when she rejected reconciliation, forced her to his home, and fled before later being captured. The woman survived with non life threatening injuries at Suburban Hospital.
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Lee Street
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Store Probed, Faces Six Months Probation After Beer Sale Conviction
Waverley Beer & Wine at 45-A Waverley Drive received six months probation and a $1000 fine for selling alcohol to a minor. The conviction, announced by Frederick County Liquor Commission, followed a March 14 1995 incident at Frederick Memorial Hospital involving Travis John West. If probation terms are violated, a 30 day license suspension applies, adding to potential penalties for a fifth conviction. Attorney Richard Bricken represented the business. panel members James McClellan, Robert Snyder, and Charles Cline issued the unanimous ruling.
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Waverley Beer & Wine
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Frederick City
Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Maryland Lottery Draws On Thursday Night And Afternoon
Maryland draws concluded with Daily Lottery numbers 5 3 2 and Pick 4 964 9 for March 5 and 7 13 16 24 26. Afternoon results listed Play Four 22 5 and 2 6 1 2.
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