Judge Upholds Black Scholarship At Maryland Campus
U S District Judge Frederick J Minty ruled the Benjamin Banneker program at the University of Maryland College Park constitutional, saying past discrimination justifies a roughly 800000 yearly aid for 80 plus black scholars. The ruling notes discrimination effects persist and cites recent campus tensions including a November 2 seizure of 20000 copies of a student newspaper as context.
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Annapolis
University of Maryland
U.S
Frederick J. Minty
Armamente Hn
Danial Podbresky
Podbresky
Manchester man charged in lawn tractor thefts
Buck Alvar Harris, 54, of Manchester, with prior probation for stealing a tractor, faces charges after allegedly stealing two lawn tractors and three utility trailers, defacing serial numbers, and attempting to sell them to undercover police in Westminster. The case ties to a theft ring linked to $8 million in stolen equipment over four years, with ongoing multistate FBI and police cooperation. If probation violations occur, Harris could face up to five years in prison.
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Westminster
Buck Alvar Harris
Manchester
Maryland Vehicle Theft Task Force
Mr. Harris
FBI
Ohio
West Virginia
Virginia
Maryland
Harris
Hagerstown
Washington
Trooper Suspended Over Fraudulent Check Scheme
A female Maryland State Police trooper with one year on the force was suspended with pay amid a two month inquiry conducted with the U S Secret Service. No charges have been filed and authorities will present evidence from the probe. her exact role remains unclear. The trooper, assigned to the Bureau of Drug Enforcement, is not named.
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Pikesville
The
Mary and
U.S. Secret Service
Tiri
Bureau of Drug Enforcement
Tw Ge and Jr
Accu Weather forecasts flurries for parts of New York Wisconsin Minnesota
The Accu Weather forecast calls for Saturday flurries in portions of New York Wisconsin and Minnesota while the rest of the nation should see fair skies. Western Maryland districts list mostly cloudy tonight with a 30 percent shower chance and cooler weekend highs.
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New York
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Bonds upheld for two in drug arrest
Frederick City Police arrested Nicholas Crosby Nelson and Myron McKenzie Still for possession and possession with intent to distribute crack cocaine after a car stop on Klineharts Alley. Bonds set at 30,000 each. a third suspect, Dean J. Nelson, had a mouthful of crack cocaine and was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Separate case: Joshua Martinez faces 50,000 bond for assault and weapon charges.
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Frederick City
Frederick County
W. Milner Roberts
Nicholas Crosby Nelson
Myron McKenzie Still
Gaithersburg
Klineharts Alley
Brian Speck
West Fifth Street
Nelson
Still
Dean J. Nelson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
FMH
Twelfth Child Dies After Fiery Van Crash
In Warwick England a van carrying 12 child musicians and their teacher Eleanor Fry crashed into a parked truck and burst into flames. A 12th child died in hospital and 13 year old Katie Murray died later at South Warwickshire Hospital after emergency surgery. Two other children remained hospitalized in stable condition. The group had been returning from a London concert to a Roman Catholic school near Warwick. Police said the cause of the M40 crash could not yet be determined.
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Warwick
England
Eleanor Fry
Katie Murray
South Warwickshire Hospital
London
Queen Elizabeth II
Prince Edward
Warwickshire
Lottery Draws Reported In Local Page Listings
Daily Lottery numbers for Pick Four and Match Five were drawn Thursday night with results 8 4 8 9 and 6 10 14 23 36 noted. Fire and vehicle incidents reported in the same 24 hour period include a townhouse fire at 589 Cotswold Court and ambulance calls plus routine emergencies in Independent Amoulance service areas.
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Baltisone
AR Saltimone
Januar
United
Walkersville
Cotswold Court
Amoulance
Jury spares life of man who killed nun
A Baltimore jury sentenced Melvin Jones to life without parole for breaking into a convent and killing nun Sister MaryAnn Glinka on March 19. The panel found mitigating factors in drug history and rejected a death penalty, marking Baltimore’s first capital case since 1990.
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Titoveetvee
Mad Gott GoCrigg
Melvin Jones
Jones
Timothy Doory
Phillip Sutley
Tait
Luey Lan
Archdiocese of
MaryAnn Glinka
St. Elizabeth’s School
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Fredaick
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Middletown
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