Oklahoma Executes Man for 1983 Killing
Terrance Anthony James, 41, was executed in Oklahoma for the 1983 killing of Mark Berry, known as Corke. He was the 11th inmate put to death in the state this year. James had been serving a five year theft sentence and was part of a scheme where he and another inmate blamed Berry. Berry was killed during a card game when James strangled him with a wire.
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Fecalla Terrance Anthony James
Mark Dllen
Corke
Berry
Oklahoma
Samuel D Smith
James
Dennis Earl Brown
Brown
Fire log report of multiple emergencies and locations
A 24 hour fire logs list emergencies including South St structure fire at Rock Creek School and other calls at Church St, Woodlawn Village Apartments, Ambu lance and emergency services. Entries reference locations such as 807 E South St, Fort Detrick area, and local streets with unspecified times and responders.
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Furn
Rock Creek
Hotk Hall
Incalamarm Carrol Manor
Sheen
Church St
Phurmant Urecebam Thurment Ambulance
Hip Werres Corp
Wuteide
Tak Damur
Woodlawn Village
Sehrick
Mel Phivearte Weald Frace Sil Uceere
Juri Calzens Fort
Detrick Ambwanss
Lottery Draw Fragments From Baltimore AP Report
Fragmentary report notes lottery draws conducted Tuesday night with numbers and participants unclear. OCR provides few legible tokens including names and locations, but essential details are corrupted. Further verification required to produce a precise card.
Storm floods Maryland as outages hit multiple counties
Severe thunderstorms swept Maryland causing building damage in Cheverty and Iverson Place, a car ending in a creek in Oxon Hill, and widespread power outages. About 4,100 Baltimore Gas and Electric customers lost power, with 2,200 in Glen Burnie and Baltimore area and 522 PG County and 17 Montgomery outages reported by Potomac Electric Power Co. Utilities mobilized crews and aimed to restore power by midnight or morning.
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Baltimore
Washington
Ponce George
Walter
Unace Recycling
Cheverty
Ponce George's
Ullety Serace
Chauncey Bowers Sax Foule
Oxon Hill
Iverson
Baltimore Gas and Electric
Constellation Energy
Glen Bkurmue
Vicki Strittmaier
Revere Beach
Stattmater
Potomac Electric Power Co
Prince George's County
Montgomery County
Allegheny Power
Mount Airy
Cumberland
Rain Storm Topples Town Through Thunder and Rain
Thunderstorms moved through the county Tuesday night after a warm overcast day. A Mary land State Police rain gauge near Frederick logged nearly half an inch from Monday afternoon to Tuesday afternoon. Warm weather expected today with highs in the upper 70s, partly cloudy skies and a 5 to 10 mph breeze. Overnight will stay partly cloudy with a low around 60. No significant rain forecast today, but storms may return Thursday with a high near 70. Rain likely to linger into Saturday morning as the area cools.
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Frederick Barrack
Maryland State Police
National Weather Service
Weather Service
Weather forecast run with scattered showers and clear periods
A fragmented forecast notes county and Maryland beaches with clear to sunny spells. Expect lows around the 50s, highs mostly in the 60s to 70s, and chances of afternoon showers or thunderstorms across multiple regions including New England Midwest and parts of the South. Some areas remain dry with sunny days.
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Maryland
New England
Midwest
Ohio
mid-Atlantic
Alabama
Georgia
Great Plains
Pacific Coast
Bitterroot Mountains
Trial Opens in Case of Monsignor Wells Murder
In Rockville a jury hears opening statements in the murder trial of Robert Paul Lucas accused of stabbing Monsignor Thomas Wells during a night-time burglary at the rectory in Germantown. The defense argues Lucas was provoked by alleged homosexual advances from Wells while Lucas, a homeless tree trimmer, was intoxicated and disoriented. The State portrays Wells as a lively parish priest and Lucas as a drinker with a van and a theft, who killed Wells during the burglary.
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Rockville
Germantown
Robert Paul Lucas
Brian Shefferman
Mr. Lucas
Tertary
Monsignor Wells
Dan Wells
Shefferman
Katherine Winfree
Lucas
Two-Van Collision Sends Five To Hospitals In Maryland
Maryland State Police report a Tuesday crash at Md 194 and Devilbiss Bridge Road near Walkersville left five people injured. Gloria McElwain, 31, of Walkersville was ejected from her van and a 13-year-old girl Jessica Muller of Rocky Ridge remained hospitalized in non critical condition in Washington County Hospital. Three other Mullers, Cody 16 Chance 11 and Clayton 11, had minor injuries and were treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Walkersville
MD. 194
Devilbiss Bridge Road
Maryland
Washington County
Hagerstown
Gloria McElwain
Jessica Muller
Rocky Ridge
Cody Muller
Chance Muller
Clayton Muller
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ms McElwain
Ms. Rhoderick
Ms. McElwain
Tractor-trailer overturn blocks I-70 westbound near Bill Moxley Road
A tractor-trailer flipped on I-70 in the westbound lanes Tuesday night, spilling diesel fuel and closing two lanes. There were no injuries. The crash occurred about 7:30 p.m. near Bill Moxley Road as traffic backed up, with a second noninjury two-car crash noted behind the toppled rig.
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Mount Airy
Maryland
Mike Lecomte
Lecomte
Bill Moxley
Girl foils burglars by calling police
A 10 year old girl in Damascus alerted police Monday when she saw three men stealing tools from her family garage in the 25000 block of Apple cross Terrace. She provided a precise description of suspects and a Chevrolet 510 pickup, leading to arrests of Geoffrey Burgee John Parnter and pony Ashbury all 18 for burglary and property destruction.
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Damascus
Applecross Terrace
Montgomery County
Geoffrey Burgee
John Parnter
Pony Ashbury
Gaithersburg
American Legion
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