Fire log and lottery results from past 24 hours
Fire log lists alarms and responses including addresses such as 12 W College Terrace Sheraton Inn and 226 S Jefferson St with units Uniteds Juniors Independents and Citizens responding. Ambulance calls two emergencies one routine. AP reports state lotteries in Maryland Harrisburg and Washington with numbers drawn Monday night.
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W. College Terrace
Uniteds
Citizens
Sheraton Inn
Urbana
Ly W. Second ST
S. Jefferson ST
Water ST
S. Market ST
W. Patrick ST
Baltimore
Maryland
Washington
District of Columbia
D.C
Weather roundup for Western Maryland and mountains
Tonight remains fair and mild with upper 40s lows and light southwest winds. Wednesday brings mostly sunny skies and unseasonably warm temperatures with highs in the mid to upper 70s and 10 to 15 mph southwest winds. Extended forecast calls for scattered storms Thursday with upper 60s to low 70s, cooler breezy Friday with showers possible, then sunny cool Saturday with 50s highs and 30s lows, cooler in the mountains.
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Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Westminster
Cumberland
Mount Airy Votes Not To Raise Building Cap
Mount Airy town council votes unanimously not to raise the annual home cap from 25, despite a proposal to allow 40. Mayor Linda Boyer cites water supply concerns and says expansion would worsen the town’s ability to keep up. The decision affects final plats after Sept 14, 1987.
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Mount Airy
Linda Boyer
Oliver Davis
Delaine Hobbs
Halloween vandalism hits Frederick County sites near Point of Rocks
On Halloween two juveniles in costumes were arrested in Yellow Springs after knocking down a tent. Damage included broken windows, a water fountain ripped from a Braddock Heights community building, a shot vehicle window, four tire slashes, and a cut radiator hose.
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Frederick County
Yellow Springs
Braddock Heights
Campaigns by Dukakis and Jackson visit Frederick
Representatives Maggie McIntosh and Jenny DeCamp spoke to the United Democrats of Frederick County praising Jesse Jackson as front runner in recent polls while noting Dukakis focus on economy, jobs, and foreign and domestic policy. A Frederick County Roads Board meeting is set for 7 30 p m at Winchester Hall.
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Frederick
United Democrats
Frederick County
Maggie McIntosh
Mike Dukakis
Jenny DeCamp
Jesse Jackson
Jackson
Frederick County Roads Board
Winchester Hall
Bomb explodes near Kuwait Interior Ministry in Shamiya
A bomb planted beside a police van near Kuwait's Interior Ministry exploded, damaging at least three cars without injuries. Iran denied firing on Indian vessels as a US convoy of Kuwaiti tankers moved offshore escorted by US ships. Iran claimed an Indian crewman was killed in a separate attack on an Indian launch.
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Kuwait
Interior Ministry
Tran
Persian Gulf
Islamic Republic
Lran
Shamiya
Pan American World Airways
Iran
Dubai
Gulf
US. Navy
Dairy farmers urge regional views on federal Dairy Termination Program
Maryland dairy farmers and officials testified on the Dairy Termination Program, praising some outcomes while urging regionalization, quotas, and cost considerations. They cited a 7 percent nationwide cut in cow numbers and a drop in milk production, with concerns over price support triggers and distribution to state programs. Rep. Beverly Byron and others attended.
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Martz
Henry Schmidt
Maryland Department of Agriculture
DTP
Commodity Credit Corp
Frederick County
Jesse Burall
Burall
Maryland
Grange
Alan Brauer Sr
Beverly Byron
D-Md
U.S. Department of Agriculture
CCC
USDA
U.S
Charles Stenholm
Texas
David Nagle
Towa
Claude Harris
Alabama
Byron
Hurley’s confession and extra charges in wife murder case
In a March 28, 1986 confession letter, Hurley admitted the killing of his wife Catherine in 1983 and denied decapitation. He pleaded guilty to arson for insurance money and causing his girlfriend to lie at the trial. Prosecutors seek added prison time to keep him from releasing until his three children reach adulthood, while his daughter Katie testified to hearing her mother scream. Hurley described the murder, burial, skull sighting, and river disposal, denied beheading, and pleaded for mercy even as the judge urged closure for families.
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Hurley
Matthew Campbell
Mr. Hurley
Catherine
Katie
6Th Judicial Circuit Court
William Cave
Joseph Suntum
Cage
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Thenessa
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Myron W. Randall
Marlene B. Young
George E. Randall
Edward M. Gaydos
Edward F. Mull
Donnie Henderson
Ervin H. Hogg
Philip W. Hammond
William H. Main Jr
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
E. Patrick Street
P.O
Montgomery County
Maryland Ave
Rockville
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Neuws
S.A Sd. Wedinet
Associated Press
Great Lakes
Florida
New England
M.A. Don Giovanni Inc
New York
Environmental Protection Agency
Philadelphia
Ms. Boyer
Don Giovanni
Skip Harelerode
Welsh Industries
Harelerode
Mike Shrader
Hagerstown
Davis Renn & Shrader Inc
Welsh
Mr. Shrader
Point of Rocks
Prince George’s
Monrovia
Brunswick
West, Texas
Charlie Harrison
West Eye Farm
Beverly Hills
Ryder
Pentagon
Carr
Cathy
Eugene L. Klupt
DDS
W. Seventh St
Sohley Ave
Howe
Meow
M.D. Ipa Visa
MasterCard
Aoree Ghd
EL. Krupt
Dl. Feinsod
DMD
Jarket At
New York Strip
The
Kingpins
Crash Davenport
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