Bus Slams Into D C Building Injures Dozen
In Washington a car struck a city bus, sending it into a two story building where a family slept. Twenty people were hospitalized but no serious injuries. The bus driver Frank Hines of White Plains Maryland and the Suzuki driver Hernan Guardado of Northwest Washington were hurt. Guardado faced police questioning after running a red light. Police noted beer containers in his car. Guardado fractured a collar bone.
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Washington
Frank Hines
White Plains
Hernan Guardado
Northwest
Guardado
Wtop-Am
Hines
Two hurt in woodsbora accident on Md 550 Md 194
Maryland State Police said Carolyn Stalin 39 of Mount Airy was southbound on Md 550 and pulled into the path of a northbound vehicle on Md 194. Carolyn Stalin and Lynette Wolfe 46 of Keymar suffered minor injuries. Two children in Starin's vehicle were uninjured. Starin was charged with failure to yield the right of way.
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Woodsboro
Maryland
Carolyn Stalin
Mount Airy
Ms. Starin
Lynette Wolfe
Keymar
Fire log summary from past hour alarms and responses
Fire calls reported in the past hour ending at 9 pm include Ausherman Construction at 12.33 am with automatic alarm, United Citizens National Fire Academy at 1:33 am with structure fire alerts, Vigilant Hose and Guardian Hose responding from Emmitsburg and Greenmount, and Sprig fudge Elementary at 836 m with automatic alarm. Ambulance crews from Inde lent and other units reported multiple emergencies with 21 return tones noted.
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United
Citizens National Fire Academy
Emmtsburg
Guardian Hose
Greenmount
Sprig Fudge
United Citizens
Citizens
Taney
Lawyer charged with murder of governor aide in Delaware
Thomas Capano, a prominent Delaware lawyer, was charged with first degree murder in the 1996 death of Anne Marie Fahey, Gov. Thomas Carper’s aide. Two of Capano’s brothers cooperated, and a witness described a boat excursion where a cooler with a body part was dumped into the Atlantic.
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Wilmington
Del
Thomas Capano
Anne Marie Fahey
Ferris Wharton
Fahey
Gov
Thomas Carper
Mr Capano
Philadelphia
Mr. Capano
Stone Harbor
N.d
Atlantic
Capano
Joseph Hurley Jr
Gerard Capano
Wharton
Wilmington Police
Louis
Lous Capano Hurley
Hurfey
Bus Driver Dies After Downtown Baltimore Crash
Theresa Penny Wright, an 18 year veteran bus driver, fainted from an apparent heart attack while steering a city bus. She collided with a car, toppled a light pole, and caused panic on a crowded sidewalk. Wright died soon after at a hospital as 15 others suffered minor injuries. Witness Stephanie Smith recalled nearly being hit by the 21 ton vehicle with her infant.
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Baltimore
Stephanie Smith
Theresa
Penny” Wright
Lexington Market
Rain Forecast Suppresses Snow Shovels Amid Mild Temps
Wet forecast keeps snow fears low as Frederick News-Post Weather Station records highs near 45. A Baltimore bus crash injures pedestrians and riders but none seriously, involving an articulated bus with 60 foot length and 43,000 pound weight. Police aid continues and Crime Solvers number is 301-663-3200.
Frederick Maryland Forecast Summary
Forecast covers Frederick and Garrett counties with cloudy skies and periods of light rain or snow possible tonight. Lows 25 to 40 in various zones, highs 30s to 40s. Extended outlook shows rain likely Friday night into Saturday and unsettled conditions with chilly temperatures Sunday.
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Frederick
Garrett County
Maryland
Rainstorms Across the South and Regions With Cold Front
Rain from central Florida to Georgia and along the Gulf Coast could reach 3 inches in spots, while mixed rain and snow peek in the Ohio Valley and mid Atlantic. A powerful cold front brings gusty winds and up to 6 inches of snow in the eastern Dakotas and Minnesota, with lighter snow in Wyoming Nebraska and Colorado.
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Minnesota
Iowa
New England
Ohio Valley
mid-Atlantic States
Plains
Florida
West Coast
Upper Midwest
Gulf Coast
Louisiana
Georgia
Mid- Atlantic
Oklahoma
Dakotas
Wyoming
Nebraska
Colorado
Washington State
California
Sierra Nevada
Midwest
Southern Plains
Murder suspect mistakenly released from jail in Baltimore
A 26-year-old man awaiting murder trial was mistakenly released from a Maryland jail. Larry Owens of Baltimore had been held since January 3 with a mistrial earlier, and Frederick County driver Lawrence Bassham was arrested for DWI after a high speed chase with Maryland State Police during rush hour. Public Safety officials ordered an investigation into the release error as agencies trace the transport and custody chain.
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Baltimore
Pupac
Jai
Larry George Owens
Mary Clarksburg
Frederick County
Maryland
WD. Lutz
MD 355
Montgomery County
Lawrence Bassham
Clarksburg
Rolling Green Court
Elaine Bassham
Owens
Sipes
Stuart Simms
Penitents Weanesley
Maryland Lottery Draws Detail Wednesday Night and Afternoon
Maryland lottery results announced with Pick 33 24 and Pick 5 numbers 9 11 13 15 20 and 4 3 4 1 4 6 7 7 for Pick 4. Lotto numbers 10 12 20 24 30 40 drawn midweek include Pick 3 4 9 1 and Pick 4 6 5 7 7.
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Maryland
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