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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1996
Page
3
Accident leads to other charges in Walkersville
A 33 year old Walkersville man William Lynch faced multiple charges after a truck overturned early Monday on South Glade Road near Edinburgh Way. Police said he resisted arrest while being arrested for driving while intoxicated and was charged with negligent driving operating an unregistered vehicle operating an uninsured vehicle driving while intoxicated disorderly conduct two counts of second degree assault and resisting arrest. He was released on personal recognizance by a Frederick County District Court commissioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Here
Maryland
South Glade Road
Edinburgh Way
William Lynch
Adams Court
Steve Hassett
Lynch
Cpl
Hassett
James Deater
Frederick County
Central
Christopher fails to break Hebron deadlock in Middle East trip
Secretary of State Warren Christopher left Cairo after talks with Yasser Arafat and Israeli and Egyptian leaders, saying a Hebron agreement is near but not yet completed. He stressed momentum in the peace process and expected his successor to continue U S efforts to keep Israel from isolation while final understandings on Hebron approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Egypt
Warren Christopher
Middle East
Israel
Hebron
Yasser Arafat
David Levy
Hosni Mubarak
Christopher
DNR charges 6 hunters on railroad property
Six men were cited by Natural Resources Police for hunting on Maryland Midland Railway property in Carroll County. Engineers alerted authorities after seeing the hunters and a dispatcher reported the incident. Citations were issued to William K. Ford Hugh A. McDonald William L. Holt Jerry W. Bunch and John W. Boswell Jr. who face up to 1500 dollars in fines and residents are urged to report violations via the Catch-A-Poacher hotline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natural Resources Police
Maryland Midland Railway
Carroll County
William Schuler
Sgt. Schuler
William K. Ford
Queen Anne’s County
Hugh A. McDonald
William L. Holt
Jerry W. Bunch
John W. Boswell Jr
Anne Arundel County
Mount Airy Man Injured in Md. 144 Crash
Mount Airy resident Ralph Owen Weber aged 69 sustained critical injuries in a single vehicle crash on Md. 144 east of Woodville Road. His pickup left the road, hit a drainage ditch and embankment, was extricated by local ambulances and flown by MSP helicopter to R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Airy
MD. 144
Woodville Road
Here
Ralph Owen Weber
R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center
Baltimore
Frederick County
Weber
Mount Airy and
New Market Ambulance
Maryland State Police
Frederick Forecast: Clear and cold tonight with gradual warming
The forecast calls for tonight to be clear and cold with lows around 20. Wednesday will be sunny with highs near 40 and northwest winds about 10 mph. The state forecast notes a brisk night with a chance of snow showers far west and variable cloudiness with flurries near the western edge on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Sunny Chilly November Weather Continues Across Frederick
Weather summary: mostly sunny today with highs in the upper 30s to low 40s and tonight's lows in the teens to 20s. Similar conditions persist Wednesday with a mixed forecast Thursday. Friday brings a chance of snow showers with continued cold, while Monday's high reached 43 at the Maryland State Police barrack in Frederick and 39 near Emmitsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Frederick
Maryland
Emmitsburg
Woman and infant escape injury in Md 144 crash
A 20-year-old Frederick woman Toni Lee Phelps and her month-old son escaped serious injury when her 1987 Ford Escort ran off the right shoulder on Md 144 near Mussetter Road and into a ditch at about 12 a.m. She was treated on scene, then taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital where she was released. her infant was not injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
Frederick
MD. 144
Mussetter Road
Frederick County
Toni Lee Phelps
Heaven on wheels couple marry on bus
In Pasadena California Victor Mironas 54 and Wendy Judith Kerek 54 met six years ago on MTA Line 165. They were married Monday on a bus Mironas drove to the reception with the destination sign Not in Service Have a Nice Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Calif
Victor Mironas
Wendy Judith Kerek
Mironas
Kerek
Metropolitan Transportation Authority
Gal
MTA
Garris girlfriend to stand trial in Sheppard Pratt slaying
Jane DeCosta 16, the girlfriend of condemned killer Benjamin Garris, faces trial in Towson for conspiracy and being an accessory after the murder of Sharon Edwards, a Sheppard Pratt counselor. If convicted, she could receive life imprisonment. The trial may last two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan C. Nicol
News-Post
Towson
Benjamin Garris
Sheppard Pratt Hospital
Jane DeCosta
Garris
Frederick
Baltimore County
Barbara Kerr Howe
Ms. DeCosta
Timonium
Sheppard Pratt
Sharon Edwards
Janey
Tust
Calvin
Towson State University
Fordham
Clinton signs parks bill expands 41 states
President Clinton signed the Omnibus Parks and Public Lands Management Act of 1996, expanding and adjusting boundaries in parks across 41 states, authorizing land swaps and creating heritage areas and scenic rivers. The Presidio in San Francisco is preserved under a nonprofit trust. Laura Tyson resigns as head of the National Economic Council to teach at UC Berkeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Clinton
White House
Congress
Presidio
San Francisco
U.S. Park Service
Laura D
Andrea Tyson
National Economic Council
University of California At Berkeley
Wall Street Journal Today
Army to file charges in Missouri sexual misconduct probe
At Fort Leonard Wood Missouri the Army plans charges in a case of alleged sexual misconduct involving several male soldiers under investigation. A Pentagon official and Fort Leonard Wood spokesmen confirm an ongoing probe since September with possible charges including sexual assault or misconduct though not rape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brad Rose
Fort Leonard Wood
Aberdeen
Pentagon
Missouri
Army
Slain High School Girl Victims Jail Time for Cadets
Two ex military cadets David Graham and Diene Zamora indicted in the December death of 16 year old Adrianne Jones near Dallas. Prosecutors will not seek the death penalty as the victim’s family requests a long prison sentence. If convicted they face life behind bars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas
David Graham
Diene Zamora
Adrianne Jones
Jets collide near Delhi. 350 feared dead in crash
A Saudi Airways Boeing 747 and a Kazakh Tupolev-154 collided about 60 miles north of New Delhi near Charki Dadri, with police and witnesses confirming a large fireball scene. Reports say about 350 feared dead as rescue teams move into the crash site and hospitals receive casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
U.S
Delhi
Charki Dadri
Haryana
Rao Si
Singh
Charkhi Dadri
Indira Gandhi International
Press Trust of India
Soviet Union
Norwegian Arctic
Spitsbergen
NASA clears Columbia for Friday shuttle launch
NASA gave Space Shuttle Columbia the go ahead for a Friday liftoff after confirming insulation in its booster is safe. The mission will include two spacewalks to practice station building and the release of two satellites. Crew includes Story Musgrave the oldest astronaut at 61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fila
NASA
Space Shuttle Columbia
Shuttle
June Malone
Columbia
Malone
Challenger
Story Musgrave
Atlas
Air Force
Texaco tape dispute over racial slurs in lawsuit
An investigator hired by Texaco disputes a claim that a former treasurer used a racial slur in a 1954 discussion about a $520 million discrimination suit. The report says the phrase does not appear on the tape and that the comment was about black jelly beans representing races, not a slur, while critics insist the tapes show racial hostility. Jackson and NAACP leaders planned talks with Texaco officials amid call for accountability and boycott threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Plains
N.Y
Texaco Inc
St. Nicholas
Oil Company
Texaco
Robert Ulrich
Jesse Jackson
Michael Armstrong
Ulrich
Armstrong
Kwanza
Peter Bijur
Cyrus Mehri
Jackson
Kweisi Mfume
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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James P. Enright
Ervin H. Hagy
Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
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News-Post Pt
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Montgomery County Bureau
Maryland Ave
Rockville
Mall
Nets
DNR
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SS & G
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Pennsylvania
Great Lakes
New Market Volunteer Fire and Rescue Co
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hiney Road
New Midway
Old Frederick and Loys Station
Graceham
Rocky Ridge
Sandy Hook Road
Brunswick
Holiday Inn
W. Patrick St
Ellsworth Way
Fort Detrick
Building 567
Kelly and
Liberty Roads
MD. 80
Hyattstown
Urbana
Lottery
Frederick News-Post
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Ney
Tathlog
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Itam
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Board of Education of
Board of Education
Church Street
Ann L. Hummer
Golden Advantage
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Algutvens Savings Bank
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al Romero
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Romero
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Italian Villa
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Canada
Pan American Health Organization
PAHO
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Uruguay
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Area
Benuyn
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Marlboro
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Dept. of Defense
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American Association of Orthodontists
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Upper Marlboro
Manassas
Ali Y. Ghatri
DDS
Darrell A. Clark
Eve
Frederick Seventh-Day Adventist School
Florida
Indian River
NAVAL
Son
Adventist Drive
Harry Grove
Sader
Seap
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