State appeals judge Hammond dies at 89
TOWSON AP Hall Hammond a dominant Maryland jurist who retired in 1972 died of cancer at 89. He served 20 years on the Court of Appeals and led as chief judge for six years. Previously Maryland attorney general from 1946 to 1952 and deputy AG from 1941 to 1946, he argued five cases to the Supreme Court and won all.
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Maryland Lottery Draws Held Thursday Night
Baltimore AP reports Maryland drawn numbers for Daily Lottery, Play Four worth 40 dollars, Match Five in the 7 4 7 sequence, and the 4 1020 27 30 results.
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Weather Forecast for Western Maryland and Maryland Mountains
Today will be partly sunny and unseasonably warm with highs near 70 across Western Maryland and the nearby counties. Tonight stays fair and mild with lows around 50. Saturday brings more sun and warmth with highs in the low to mid 70s.
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Howard
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Thanksgiving ham quarrel ends with mom shooting son
In North Little Rock Arkansas Octavia Overton 73 will not be charged after shooting her son George 35 who threw the Thanksgiving ham to the floor stomped on it and pitched the pan at her Police said Mr Overton fled after receiving a minor chest wound from a handgun incident followed a dispute over a car stuck in a ditch with him returning home drunk
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Fire log details for multiple Maryland locations and times
Fire log lists numerous incidents across towns including Green Valley Brunswick Urbana Walkersville Libertytown New Midway and Middletown with times from 9:58 p m to 8:17 p m and actions such as building fires gas leaks and brush fires plus alarms and engine transfers across multiple addresses and streets.
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Bernewick
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Ambu
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Libertytown
New Market
Walkers
Graceham
W. Main St
Burkittsville
Batage
Middletown
Congress approves aid bill for weather ravaged farmers
Congress passes a weather relief bill providing $1 to farmers affected by drought including Frederick County. Federal officials expect ASCS programs to mirror past patterns. James Richardson notes national loan rates while prices in 1981 show wheat 2.04, corn 1.65, barley 1.22, and soybeans 5.02.
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Thanksgiving meals lift spirits amid tough times in Maryland
Woman recalls hard times as Chesapeake residents share Thanksgiving with less fortunate. Bea Gaddy, 58, organized a traditional meal for the poor in Baltimore. Organizers expected 17,000 meals. Gov. Schaefer urged compassion as The Pride of Baltimore returns after 20 months at sea, docking near St. Mary’s City.
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Bea Gaddy
Baltimore
Maryland
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St. Mary's City
End Near For 450-Year-Old Wye Oak National Treasure
Talbot County's 450-year-old Wye Oak, once the largest white oak in the United States, shows signs of decline after five dormant years. Forestry specialist Pege Kain likens its condition to menopause as acorn production wanes. The hollow tree, upheld by wires, stands 107 feet tall with a 414 inch girth and a crown diameter of 145 feet, receiving 200 gallons of fertilizer each fall.
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Tree-Meadows
Maryland
Talbot County
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Police arrest two on drug charges at Frederick apartments
Frederick police arrested Eduardo E. Scarlett 21 of Heather Ridge Drive for possession and distribution of cocaine and marijuana and related substances after an alleged sale at John Hanson Apartments. Marcus C. Williams 3 of West Third Street was charged with possession of crack and a concealed weapon after officers found a kitchen knife in his jacket. Both are held at Frederick County Adult Detention Center.
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Eduardo E. Scarlett
Heather Ridge Drive
Frederick
Frederick County
Frederick City
Marcus C. Williams
West Third Street
Williams
Fire destroys barn on Calvin Ogletree farm in Maryland
A three alarm fire destroyed two buildings on the Calvin Ogletree farm near Keymar, including a two story barn and milking parlor. Calvin and Jancie Ogletree were milking 48 cows when the blaze was found. About 1,200 bales of hay burned. Firefighters from 13 companies spent hours battling the flames. The cause is under investigation.
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Allare
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al Ward
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Frank Rauschenburg
Carroll
Frederick
Adams
Smith Bakery
Ladiesburg
City weighs radar policy for speeding on Baughman’s Lane
The mayor urged drivers to obey the speed limit and dismissed radar or traffic devices as a quick fix. He opposed speed bumps and extra signals and called on aldermen to establish a citywide policy on speeding rather than placing stop signs for each request.
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