Eight of thirteen escapees recaptured from Laurel juvenile center
U S Park Police report eight of thirteen teenagers who escaped from San Jun Youth Denver by walking through an unlocked door and tunneling under a fence were recaptured early today. Some suspects remained at large, with at least five youths still on the run heading toward Washington D C along the Baltimore Washington Parkway. Police dogs aided the search at the maximum security facility housing fourteen youths.
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San Jun Youth
Denver
Baltimore-Washington
Washington, D.C
Washington
Rayford Myers
Shultz on Soviet leadership and U S policy stance
Secretary of State George P. Shultz says predicting Brezhnev's successor is uncertain and the United States will respond to Moscow's behavior. He stresses our policies and readiness to deal with changes in Soviet relations, warning that cooperation depends on changes in their conduct.
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Washington
George P. Shultz
Leonid Brezhnev
United States
Moscow
Shultz
Brezhnev
U.S. News & World Report
Soviet Union
Stolen Vehicle Crash Near South Market Street Involves Frederick Juvenile
A 16 year old Frederick City youth, linked to multiple prior thefts, lost control of a stolen vehicle and collided head on with Sgt. Hart's police cruiser at South Market Street near Mount Olivet Cemetery. The juvenile and passenger Dooneil H. Jones were hospitalized with injuries. charges are pending. Pvt. Hawker will perform light duty in coming days. Sgt. Hurt sustained a compound foot fracture, rib injuries, and cuts.
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Mount Olivet Cemetery
Ashton
Cpl
Barbara A. Dorsey
Frederick City
Sgt
Hart
Pvt. Hawker
FMH
Dooneil H. Jones
Pennsylvania Ave
Frederick
PMH
Pvt
Hawker
Loms
Auty
Wayne D. Brachey
Pfc
Kenneth W. Oland
Maryland State Forice Action Reconstruction Team
Man sets fire to Silver Spring apartment in crisis
Police report Bernard Nelson Wines of 2119 Harlequin Terrace barricaded himself in his ground floor unit after a domestic quarrel and set the apartment ablaze. He threatened self harm and fired a Molotov cocktail at officers, then exited via a bedroom window as tear gas was used. Damage is estimated at 25000 dollars, with charges pending. No other occupants were inside.
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Silver Spring
Bernard Nelson Wines
Harlequin Terrace
Wines
Halloween candy tampering probes sweep several cities
Hospitals in Houston St Louis and Des Moines checked trick or treat candy for metal objects using X ray machines as 700 people gathered for Halloween events. Officials reported unexpected items found in candy including razor blades while others found coins balloons marbles and keychains in bags amid a nationwide FDA tampering report tally reaching 270 with 36 hard core cases.
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Silverlake Recreation Center
Los Angeles
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St. Louis
Sioux City
Iowa
Michael Carron
Christian Northeast
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Des Moines
Elmer McClung
Duvaburgh
Allegheny County
McClung
E.T
Annie
Paul Indianer
Florida
Dade County
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Injured Union Bridge man gains visitors at hospital
Carroll Dodson of Union Bridge who lost a limb in a farm equipment accident on Sept 29 is recuperating at the University of Maryland Hospital Baltimore and now allowed visitors. Doctors hope he can return home in about three weeks.
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University of Maryland Hospital
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Carroll Dodson
Union Bridge
Maryland Institute For Emergency Medical Services Systems
Dodson
Doris
City asked to review order on epileptic job denial
Baltimore AP says the city asked Maryland Human Relations Commission to review a hearing officer’s recommendation that Jeanne Dresser, a 29 year old epileptic applicant rejected in 1977 for a police department printing press operator job, be placed in a comparable position with 9200 back pay plus 6 percent interest. The review could take up to a year due to case backlog.
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Maryland
Human Relations Commission
Jeanne Dresser
Robbery Suspect Found Dead in Rockville
Rockville police confirmed the death of 20 year old armed robbery suspect Brian S. Luttrell, found Saturday morning by a resident in shrubbery along Van Duren Street after a North Washington Street robbery. A citizen who was stabbed in the leg also carried a knife and stabbed Luttrell. Creeger was charged with the robbery and assault with intent to maim and is held on $250,000 bond. Police seek a third suspect.
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Rockville
North Street
Brian S. Luttrell
van Duren Street
Luttrell
Spotsylvania
North Washington
Creeger
Sunny and warm across most regions Tuesday forecast
The National Weather Service expects sunny and generally warm weather for most areas on Tuesday. Rain and showers are likely from the lower Valley to the Great Lakes, while snow flurries are possible in the northern plains.
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National Weather Service
Great Lakes
Nor ‘Therm Plaine
Unseasonably Warm Weather Grips Western Maryland
A large high pressure system offshore keeps unusually warm air flowing northward across Western Maryland. Partly sunny today and Tuesday with highs in the mid 70s to near 80 and lows around 50s. Maryland mountains see highs in the 70s and 40s nights. Yesterday's temps: Frederick 76, Hagerstown 76, Westminster 75, Gaithersburg 76, Leesburg 75.
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Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Hagerstown
Westminster
Gaithersburg
Leesburg
David Leshet
Pit bull kills during attack on Desert Hot Springs mayoral candidate
Mayoral candidate Charles Parker, 34, was door knocking when a pit bull burst from a vacant lot and charged him. Parker escaped unharmed but the dog was shot dead by police. the owner had prior citations for loose dogs. Parker is among four candidates seeking the vacant mayor’s seat in Desert Hot Springs, about 125 miles east of Los Angeles.
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Desert Hot Springs
Calif
Charles Parker
Iat
Parker
Atkins
Julius Corsini
Los Angeles
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