Almanac hints at possible white Christmas after snow
The Hagers-Town Town and Country Almanack predicted the next snow between Dec 27 and 29, with a potential white Christmas if similar timing errors recur. National Weather Service meteorologists note Frederick received 1.1 inches on Thursday and expect a few clear, warming days ahead as high pressure lingers. Police report 15 accidents shut down both loops of I-495 near Clara Barton Park Thursday night around 7:47 p.m.
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Hagers-Town
National Weather Service
Frederick
Sam Decarufel
Chevy Chase - Montgomeryounty
Eliway
Clara Barton
American Legion Ridge
Juvenile admits battery in Frederick County case
A 17 year old charged in a serious assault in Frederick last spring admitted to battery in Frederick County Circuit Court. The teen, held in a Baltimore County residential facility, was commended by Judge Dwyer for progress in a juvenile program. The case stemmed from an attack on Todd M. Hubbard in the White Star Luncheonette parking lot on West Seventh Street. Hubbard was seriously injured.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Heather Ridge Drive
Frederick City
Todd M. Hubbard
White Star Luncheonette
West Seventh Street
Baltimore County
G. Edward Dwyer Jr
Charles L. Holloway
John Hanson
Holloway
Drug arrests at I-70 Truck City truck stop
Police arrested two men Thursday night at the I-70 Truck City truck stop on multiple cocaine related charges. Jeffrey E. Shook 24 of East South Street faced disorderly conduct and destruction of property counts after punching a Griff's Landing window, injuring his hand and posting bail for 3000. Frederick County detainees Michael Keene 41 and Ontaro Johnson 23 faced bail set at 75000 and 150000 respectively after undercover officers bought crack cocaine. additional cocaine, cash, and multiple conspiracy and possession with intent to distribute charges were found.
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Libertytown
Butler
East Patrick Street
Dwyer
Tan
Frederick County
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Wages
Frederick
Griff’s Landing
Frederick City
South Market Street
Jeffrey E. Shook
East South Street
Mr. Shook
Angela Nibert
Michael Hayward Keene
Waverley Drive
Ontaro Juan Johnson
Washington, D.C
Johnson
East Coast Warmth Ahead with Clear Nights and Sunny Days
Milder weather is forecast for the East with sun tomorrow and cool nights. Northern Rockies and Plains will see very cold air, while showers stretch from north Texas to Wisconsin and snow from eastern Colorado to Minnesota. Northwest stays cool and wet.
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Plains
Texas
Wisconsin
Colorado
Minnesota
Northwest
Juvenile arrested on new charges by Frederick police
A juvenile arrested on drug charges two weeks earlier was taken into custody again by Frederick City Police on Wednesday for possession of a controlled dangerous substance. He faced one count of destruction of property and one count of conspiracy to commit destruction of property, plus graffiti code violations. He was released to guardians.
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City
Robert Kane
Community Services
Vincent Malta
Hechinger’s
West Patrick Street
Woman dies after balcony fall during sex with boss
INDUSTRY California AP says Sandra Orellana a 27 year old Houston worker fell from an eighth floor hotel balcony during sex with her boss Robert Salazar 33 who is jailed without bail on murder investigation. They arrived on business trip and had celebratory dinner with a client before the fatal incident.
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Houston
Industry Hills Sheraton Resort and Conference Center
Raymond Peavy
Robert Salazar
Orellana
Salazar
Peavy
Police strategy backfires as riots erupt in St. Petersburg
In St. Petersburg Florida two weeks of threats to kill a white officer culminate in renewed rioting after police arrest Black separatist leaders at their headquarters. Gunfire, fires, and looting injure officers and residents while officials defend tactics and face questions from the City Council.
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ST. Petersburg
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Cade's death leaves Senate void in Annapolis
John Cade, 67, longtime Senate Minority Leader and Anne Arundel County Republican, died of an apparent heart attack in Ocean City. He was known for tough questioning of bureaucrats and lobbyists and for championing children and the poor. Democratic Senate President Thomas V. Miller and House Republican Leader Robert Kittleman praised his influence and effectiveness in Annapolis. Cade collapsed at a motel during a Chesapeake Bay Commission meeting and was pronounced dead after transport to Atlantic General Hospital.
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Mike” Miller
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Howard County
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Romania
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Nastase
Ion Miescu
Social Democracy Party
Iliescu
Emil Constantinescu
Victor Ciorbea
Democratic Convention
Miners tap to signal life after Peru shaft collapse
Gold miners trapped high in the Andes tapped rocks Thursday to tell rescuers they were alive after a 6.4 earthquake jolted southern Peru. Authorities said they located trapped workers in the Huanili mine near Puquio, with two bodies found and survivors recovered from other mines.
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Peru
Andes
Victor Potesta
Puquio
Lima
Pentagon moves airlift to Africa amid Congo relief push
The Pentagon sent C-141s C-17s C-5s and KC-10s to Europe for a huge air bridge to Central Africa. About 4 000 U.S. troops were discussed including 1 000 paratroopers in Italy to spearhead relief efforts with U.N. support and ceasefire pledges sought from warring factions in Zaire.
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Zaire
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Goma
United Nations
Bosnian troops accused of arming crowd near Gajevi
NATO says Bosnian army 254th brigade fought in a demilitarized zone near Gajevi and armed protesters. Troops were blocked by mobs as NATO and Russian peacekeepers seized weapons. Bosnian commander denies seizure rights and claims no heavy fighting.
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NATO
Gajevi
Maj
Simon Haseleck
Sarajevo
Dayton
Haselock
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