Drug use on wane says Reagan official in Camden
Camden report quotes Carl L. Turner director of the Drug Abuse Policy Office saying illegal drug use is down nationwide over five years except in hot spots. He notes rising health problems lag behind use and calls for a drug free generation while criticizing permissive attitudes toward marijuana from the 1960s and 70s.
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Reagan Administration
Carl L. Turner
Drug Enforcement Administration
Turner
Reagan
White House
Weather forecast for southeastern states into New Jersey
A developing low pressure system will move from the southeastern states to the New Jersey coast by Friday morning. Rain will taper tonight, then sunny but cool Friday with highs in the 40s to 50s. Western Maryland expect rain tonight tapering, windy by morning, Friday partly sunny and chilly, with 46 to 52 highs. Maryland mountains see snow and sleet changing to rain today, highs in the 40s. Temperatures yesterday ranged from the mid 30s to mid 50s across Frederick Westminster Hagerstown Cumberland Oakland.
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New Jersey
Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Westminster
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Oakland
David Lesher
Eastalco vows appeal after DET unemployment ruling
Eastalco plans to appeal a Maryland DET decision allowing United Steelworkers to collect unemployment benefits for an 81 day lockout at the Buckeystown plant. The case goes to the DET Board of Appeals in Baltimore with possible Circuit Court and US Supreme Court review, risking higher unemployment costs and setting a statewide precedent. The company warns the ruling could raise insurer rates and cost taxpayers about one million dollars.
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Eastalco
Wayne Rhoderick
Maryland Department of Employment and Training
United Steelworkers
DET Board of Appeals
Baltimore
Maryland
US Supreme Court
DET
John McGucken
Buckeystown
Eastaleo
Larry Gibson
McGucken
Gibson
Matt Kempner
Fire log reports multiple house and brush fires across Maryland
Fire log for the past 24 hours to 8 pm details calls at 403 East C Street Brunswick 12 41 am hot wires 10173 Crestview Drive Lewistown 7 21 am house fire Emmitsburg Taneytown 12 08 pm house fire Myersville Wolfsville Boonsboro 12 52 pm house fire Canada Hill Road emergency ambulance activity listed.
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C Street
Brunswick
Saint Marks Road
Jefferson
Crestview DR
Lewistown
Junior
Independent Hose Co
Walkersville
Emmitsburg
Taneytown
Canada Hill
Man Freed After Getting Stuck In Garbage Truck
Frederick police and firefighters freed a man who fell into a garbage truck at Waverley Gardens Tuesday morning. An employee of Schroyer's Disposal Service slipped into the truck through a top hole and could not exit until a bystander opened a side door. The man, not identified by police, was not injured beyond embarrassment and odor, and was described as scared and covered in garbage.
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Frederick
Waverley Gardens Apartments
Frederick City
Schroyer
Richard J. Ashton
Ashton
Thieves raid two Mount Pleasant houses under construction
State police report two houses at 7804 and 7812 Dance Hall Road near Mount Pleasant were broken into. Thieves took 4500 dollars of appliances under the Sears Kenmore name and various hand tools including circular saws and a drill, plus a black woodstove.
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Mount Pleasant
7804
Dance Hall Road
Sears Kenmore
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