Woman Arrested for Assault on Officer in Frederick City
Carol Anne Cunningham forty? four 34 of Alessandra Court Frederick City Police said she pushed a door shut on Officer Mathew Burns during an attempted ID at her home. Cunningham was charged with assault obstruction and hindering and released on her own recognizance per a county District Court commissioner.
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Frederick
Mathew Burns
Frederick City
Burns
Carol Anne Cunningham
Alessandra Court
Ms Cunningham
Ms. Cunningham
Resisting arrest drug charges filed in Frederick
Frederick police charged Donald Eugene Bowie 32 with possession of cocaine, littering and resisting arrest after officers observed a drug transaction at John Hanson apartments. He threw away crack cocaine racks and resisted arrest, and is jailed at Frederick County Detention Center in lieu of $6000 bail.
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Frederick
John Hanson
Frederick City
Donald Eugene Bowie
Worthington Court
Bowie
Frederick County
Jal Sunday
Local man arrested for crack cocaine distribution
Victor Lamont Diggs, 33, of Himes Avenue, was charged with distribution of cocaine, possession with intent to distribute and possession of cocaine after selling crack to an undercover Frederick City Police officer at the John Hanson Apartment complex. He was jailed on a $75,000 bail.
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John Hanson
Frederick City
Victor Lamont Diggs
Himes Avenue
Diggs
Frederick County
Ieu
Fire and Alarm Log From Fort Detrick and Surrounding Areas
A sequence of emergency reports across Fort Detrick and nearby towns detailing automatic fire alarms, structure fires, house fires, vehicle fires, and gas leaks. Notable entries include multiple Fort Detrick activations, Brunswick, Emmitsburg, Wolfsville, and Lewistown incidents with times ranging from early morning to evening.
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Buckeystown Pike
Citiens
Fort Detrick
Patrick St
Totam
Seton Ave
Emmitsburg
Fairfield
Greenmount Harney
Urmont
Independent
Mass Court
Brunswick Black Ankle Road
Buffalo Road
Labertytown
Winfield
Fifth St
Citivena
Highland School Road
Wolfsville
James Monroe Highway
Carroll Manor
Bethel Road
Opossumtown Pike
Lewistown
Jefferson St
Gas Lesk
Junior
United
Cooler temperatures bring rain this week in Northeast
National Weather Service forecasts a dreary day with clouds and low 30s. A weak cold front moving from the Midwest will push a rain chance into the region tonight. Temperatures are expected to fall from the 20s to the low 40s by midweek as the pattern shifts.
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National Weather Service
Atlantic
Midwest
Tom Dougherty
The
Ster
Ling
Frederick
Mr. Dougherty
Frederick man leads police on long chase
A Frederick man, Robert Lee Foust, 22, of West Patrick Street, led city police and other agencies on a lengthy chase after an officer tried to stop him for a traffic offense on US 340. He struck a guard rail, fled on Md 67 and Garris Mill Road, then ran on foot. He was captured with a bloodhound and held on $25,000 bail. Police charged him with eluding, driving while suspended, driving without a license, hit and run, and multiple traffic offenses.
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Frederick
Jerry Morales
Robert Lee Foust
West Patrick Street
Mr. Foust
MD. 67
Brownsville Road
Child Plays With Matches Start Fire in Townhouse
Deputy State Fire Marshal says a child climbing onto a chair lit a mattress at 25 A W Fifth St. A woman and three children escaped unharmed after smoke detector alerted them. Fifteen firefighters controlled the blaze in ten minutes, causing about 3000 dollars in damage. residents reentered.
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Fifth St
Airka Sue Breeden
William Lloyd Dorman
W. Faron Taylor
Ms. Breeden
City woman charged with solicitation on Madison Street
Frederick City Police say Denise Elizabeth Brice, 31, of Motter Avenue, was charged with solicitation for prostitution and lewdness after soliciting an undercover officer in the 200 block of Madison Street early Sunday. She was jailed in lieu of $1000 bail and remained in custody Sunday evening.
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Madison Street
Frederick City
Denise
Elizabeth Brice
Motter Avenue
Juveniles Charged After Maryland Traffic Stop Drug Find
A routine stop by Trooper Eric Fogle on Md 144 led to three juveniles being charged with possession of marijuana possession with intent to distribute marijuana and paraphernalia after 134 grams of marijuana were found in a 1996 Toyota pickup. The youths were released to their parents.
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Maryland
Eric Fogle
MD. 144
Fogle
Robbers shoot Bombay Bistro worker in Rockville
In Rockville at 98 West Montgomery Avenue, three armed men robbed Bombay Bistro Saturday night. police say they shot a restaurant employee, fled with patron and restaurant property, and the victim was hospitalized. descriptions note three black males, one tall with a mask, all heavy weapons. The victim’s name and circumstances of the shooting were not released.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Montgomery Ave
Priest Stanley L. Jaki to lecture on Bible and science
Rev. Stanley L. Jaki, physicist and priest, will speak at Mount St. Marys College on the Bible and science. He is a key figure behind the churchs stance that evolution is compatible with Catholicism and serves on the Pontifical Academy of Sciences. The lecture, sponsored by the science department and Beers Foundation, is at 6:30 p.m. in Marion Burk Knott Auditorium. Call Frank Buhrman at 301 447-5366 for details.
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God
the Mount
Stanley L. Jaki
Jaki
Marion Burk Knott
Mount St. Mary's College and Seminary
Pontifical Academy of Sciences
Commission
Rome
John Paul II
Department of Science
Mary Katharine Beers
Rain and snow sweep Northwest with weather shifts nationwide
Weather across the United States shows rain and snow in the Northwest at daybreak while the East and Midwest remain clear or cloudy. Showers and thunderstorms threaten the South through Tuesday, with fair, cool conditions in the Plains and lower Ohio Valley. High pressure brings clear skies to some areas, while heavy rain es in northern California and Nevada continues. Snow levels rise. Utah and western Wyoming see 8,000 foot levels and 4 to 8 inches in mountains. Hawaii faces disaster from prolonged rain with a state emergency declared by Gov. Cayetano.
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Northwest
Midwest
New England
Plains States
Ohio River
Great Lakes
Oregon
California
Nevada
Utah
Wyoming
Hawaii
Ben Cayetano
Hawaiian Islands
Thurmont Teen Injured In High Speed County Crash
A 16 year old Olivia Ann Dick was treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital after a 1995 Ford Ranger driven by Shane Fri Page 20 of Mount Airy struck several trees on Jesse Smith Road. Page was arrested at the scene and charged with driving while intoxicated.
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New Market
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
Page
Frederick Maryland and coastal forecast update
Forecast covers Frederick County Maryland Mountains and Maryland Beaches with cloudy conditions light rain chances today and tonight. Temperatures mainly upper 40s to low 50s with NW or north winds around 10 mph. Extended outlook shows variable clouds and scattered showers with mixed 30s to 50s.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Unattended Car Triggers Scare At BWI Linthicum
An unattended rental car on the upper ramp at Baltimore Washington International Airport prompted a security scare Sunday. Bomb experts found no explosive and cleared the area by about 5 pm, after hours of closed ramps caused major traffic delays and delayed flights.
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Baltimore Washington International
Tom Freburger
Maryland Transportation Authority Police
Freburger
CIA Employee Arrested for Espionage with Russia Ties
Washington source reports a CIA career staffer was arrested and charged with espionage for years of passing classified secrets to the Russians. FBI confirmed the arrest after The New York Times disclosed the case, with authorities noting his role training others and recent counterterrorism reassignment in Virginia and overseas.
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Washington
CIA
FBI
Bill Carter
New York Times
Louis Freeh
John Deutch
Carter
Alexandria
Times
Virginia
the Times
Envantiad
Unprecedented Refugee Return Slows in Rwanda
In Gisenyi area the exodus from Zaire slows after a massive three day border surge of about 1.0 million refugees. Many head for homes near Kigali while others remain in eastern Zaire. UN and Canadian planners discuss next steps as aid logistics adapt to a changing crisis.
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Gisenyi
Rwanda
Zaire
Lake Kivu
Ray Wilkinson
U.N. High Commissioner For Refugees
North Kivu
Ruhengeri
Kigali
Theorveste Kaizeye
Defense
William Perry
NEC
Ess
Canada
Stuttgart
Germany
United Nations
Woman burned by package bomb in driveway in New Windsor
A 31 year old man Gino D Amico faced attempted murder charges after a package bomb left for the son’s former girlfriend severely burned Katherine Valenzano in New Windsor New York. The blast was heard eight miles away and shrapnel was reported as doctors evaluated her condition. The case centers on jealousy over a former girlfriend.
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New Windsor
N.Y
Gino D’ Amico
Katherine Valenzano
New memory drug eyed for Alzheimer's patients test
A UC Irvine team reports ampakine CX-516 boosts memory in older men, with potential to help Alzheimer's. Trials begin next year at NIH on 16 patients. experts caution results remain preliminary and palliative rather than disease-modifying.
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Washington
Gary Lynch
University of California At Irvine
Lynch
Society For Neuroscience
National Institutes of Health
Donald Price
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Price
University of California, Irvine
Weight sensors eyed to stop air bags for children
Washington officials study adapting weight sensing mats from Mercedes and BMW to shut off passenger air bags for seats with children. The goal is to prevent deaths as current systems rely on unproven future infrared or ultrasound tech.
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Washington
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Mercedes-Benz
BMW
Safety Administration
William Beebly
International Electronics & Engineering
Teen sails around world sets solo circumnavigation mark
Australian 18 year old David Dicks returns to Perth after nearly nine months at sea aboard the 32 foot sloop Seaflight claiming the record as the youngest solo sailor to circle the globe nonstop. He left February 26 and was greeted by thousands ashore and about 200 boats. He plans time with his girlfriend and family before a celebration with friends.
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Perth
Australia
David Dicks
Mr. Dicks
Western Australia Port
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