Memorial Day tragedies in Frederick County leave two dead
Two teens die and six others injured in separate morning crashes at opposite ends of Frederick County. Timothy Fogle 17 and Michael Truken 18 died in a Middletown Old Hagerstown Road stunt crash involving an AMC Jeep. Kelly Routzahn 15 survived serious injuries after a separate crash. she was airlifted to MIEM.
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Frederick County
Old Hagerstown Road
Middletown
Timothy Wayne Fogle
Michael Truken
Waterford
Conn
Maryland Institute For Emergency Medicine
Kelly Lynn Routzahn
Tim
Paul E. Fogle
Kelly
Clark A. Routzahn
Tpr
Earl Page
Fogle
Middletown Volunteer Fire Company
Truken
MIEM
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert J. Thomas
Routzahn
Michael Turner
Elmer, N.J
Connie Manlove
Wilmington
Del
William L. Boone
Camden
Lloyd Riley
District Heights
Marlboro Pike
Hillside
University Hospital
Timothy J. Fogle
Waterfield
Nine killed on state roads this Memorial Day weekend
Police tallies show nine deaths on Maryland and Delaware roads over the holiday period. Pedestrians and motorcyclists figure among the victims, with four Marylanders among the tally and five Delawareans. Names include Phillip Jones of Calvert County, Dianne Browley of Kingsville, Patricia Cremen of Baltimore, and others in separate crashes on U S 1 and Route 100. Drownings in Maryland and a Jeep accident in Frederick County add to the overall toll.
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Maryland
Calvert County
Phillip Jones
Delaware
Dianne E. Browley
Kingsville
U.S. 1
Patricia A. Cremen
Baltimore
Virginia A. Walby
University Hospital
Suspects questioned in payroll theft case
Frederick City Police seek one or more suspects in a payroll theft from the Board of Education offices on East Church Street totaling about 335000. About 285 checks were recovered Saturday when found in a postal mailbox near the schools. No arrests yet as interviews proceed.
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Frederick City
Board of Education
East Church Street
Gerald W. Koogle
Richard J. Ashton
Postal Service
Ashton
Polce
Commissioners approve mass transit study panel
The Frederick County Board voted 3-1 to hire a Deleuw-Cather team to study mass transportation. The $29,000 project covers elderly transit, the Frederick City system, and the Brunswick Station to connect with Washington. Commissioner Bollinger opposed. Lewis criticized the plan's cost and approval.
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Frederick County
Deleuw-Cather
Frederick City
Brunswick
Washington, D.C
Sterling E. Bollinger
Lawrence W. Johnson
Board of County Commissioners
John H. Martin & Sons
John Hanson
West Patrick Street
Donald L. Lewis
Lewis
Mary Lou Ritter
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Ritter
Marriott Corp
Jeanne Bussard
Commission On Aging
Theodore Ward
Frederick
Ward
Baltimore
Washington
Germantown
Johnson
Urban Mass Transit Association
Maryland
Inkind
Donald Date
Jeanne Bussard Workshop
Urban Mass Transit
Standing room only commuter trains near Washington
Washington area riders face crowded schedules on trains between Baltimore and Washington and from Frederick to Union Station. Subsidies total about 600000 dollars yearly, while Chessie System losses reach about 1 million. Officials note limited space for more passengers as Metro opens a new line.
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Washington
Baltimore
Frederick
Montgomery Counties
Union Station
Maryland Department of Transportation
Chessie System
Jack Griffin
Department of Transportation
Charles H. Smith
Brunswick
Point of Rocks
Maryland
Potomac River
Virginia
Loudoun County
Metrorail
Con- Rail
Chessie
Robert Praskievicz
Gaithersburg
Rockville
Memorial Day Scenes and Jamaica First Lady Tour
Memorial Day events highlighted by Inside The News Scenes on local Kentucky scenes in C2 and A2 coverage of a Jamaica tour by the First Lady. Forecast notes considerable clouds and cool spell with rain likely midweek and temperatures in the low 70s with chances rising to 70 percent Wednesday.
Small change noted in Moluccan hostage crisis
Reported shift as 55 to 57 captives on a Dutch train seek intermediaries to discuss demands while a second group of four hostage teachers at Bavensmilde elementary school sees no such move. Officials note the change may open talks though no flight refuge offer yet. Unconfirmed notes cite possible Vietnam destination. Children treated for illness as hospitalizations continue.
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Assen
Netherlands
Justice Ministry
Vietnam
Holland
Bavensmilde
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