Weekend Rain Forecast Hits Texas and Midwest
The Accu Weather forecast for Friday predicts rain and showers across Texas through the South into the Midwest and upper Great Lakes, with more wet weather in the Northwest. In Western Maryland, expect cool, partly sunny conditions today, with highs around 45 to 30 and increasing cloudiness Friday.
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Midwest
Upper Great Lakes
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Maryland
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Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington Counties
Woman sentenced to 10 years for crack cocaine sale
Patricia Leigh Summers of Frederick was sentenced to 10 years in prison without parole for selling crack cocaine to undercover Frederick City Police officers on February 15 at John Hanson Apartments. Summers, already facing a third drug distribution conviction, invoked a mandatory guideline under Maryland law.
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Patricia Leigh Summers
Lincoln Apartments
Frederick City
John Hanson
Duane Gigeous
Summers
Maryland
Frederick County
G. Edward Dwyer Jr
General Assembly
Dwyer
Patel
Rain and Snow Spread Across Regions in Record Warm Day
The day saw rain and snow across the East and Midwest with temperatures dropping into the 20s in northern plains and Midwest. Boise, Idaho and central Texas reported rain while New Mexico and Texas faced mixed precipitation. The East logged highs in the 60s to 90s across cities with Fort Myers reaching 90.
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Detroit
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Jacksonville
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Knoxville
Lottery results from Baltimore Daily and Play Four
Maryland lottery draws announced in Baltimore on Wednesday night. Daily Lottery numbers were 1 7 0 and Play Four numbers were 0 2 7 0.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Fire log summaries for New Market area and nearby towns
Fire log records list 25 emergencies and 2 routines over the last day. Incidents include house fires at 159 West Main Street New Market and 262 Pinoak Drive, with responders Uniteds Jusiors and Citizens. Smoke detector at 201 West South Street. hose fire at 6335 Browns Quarry Road Blue Ridge Summit, with ambulance involvement.
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Pinoak Drive
Uniteds
Jusiors
South St
Brown's Quarry Road
Blue Ridge Summit
Georgia businessman accused in fatal mail bombings
Walter L. Moody Jr., a 56 year old Georgia businessman with a criminal history, was indicted on 70 counts for mailing bombs that killed Circuit Judge Robert S. Vance and Savannah alderman Robert E. Robinson. The case links prior explosives conviction to new murders and targeted offices in Atlanta and Jacksonville. The indictment, announced by Attorney General Thornburgh and FBI Director Sessions, seeks life sentences on multiple murder and weapons counts.
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Savannah
Walter L. Moody Jr
Robert S. Vance
Robert E. Robinson
Mr. Moody
Dick Thornburgh
FBI
William Sessions
Atlanta
Vance
Jacksonville
Fla
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
11Th Circuit Court of Appeals
NAACP
Thornburgh
Moody
Rex
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