Weather Map Sketch Shows Mixed Plains and West Snow
Rain in the central Plains with light snow in the West. Fair weather stretches from New Jersey to Florida. Rain expected northward from the Tennessee Valley to the Great Lakes tomorrow. Thunderstorms along the Gulf Coast. Dry and cool East with clouds. Colder air turns rain to snow in parts of the Plains and Midwest. Northwest showery rains with Cascades snow.
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Weather forecast across the Southwest and Plains with mixed precipitation
A strong upper level storm system over southern Nevada and southeastern California moves southeast into southern Arizona New Mexico bringing scattered rain showers and possible mountain snow through the day. An upper level disturbance in the southern Plains may trigger rain and some thunderstorms from southern Texas to Missouri with possible heavy rainfall and light freezing rain or sleet in spots.
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Fire log reports multiple blazes across towns
Fire log Wednesday lists several incidents including house fires at 4724 Fishers Hollow Road and 1:35 am at 757 Tritapoe Drive, automatic fire alarms at multiple addresses, and brush and woods fires near Myersville New Midway with EMS dispatches totaling 66 emergencies and 2 routines.
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Wolfsville
Linganore Road
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Gale
N. Market St
Mount Zion
Braddock Heights
Jefferson
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Carroll Manor
Keymar Road
Woods
New Midway
Teen charged after attempting to steal a puppy
Frederick County Humane Society staff reported Brian DaSilva, 19, tried to steal a Doberman puppy by passing it over a fence to a waiting teen. He was found with a marijuana pipe and charged with theft under 300 dollars, drug paraphernalia possession, and marijuana possession. The puppy was returned unharmed.
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Three Marylanders Die in Thanksgiving Traffic Crashes
Authorities blame alcohol and icy roads for Thanksgiving travel wrecks that killed four Maryland residents and left six others dead on Maryland roads. In Harford County a Chevy Cavalier and a pickup collided head on on Bel Air Road, beer cans found in the car. The pickup driver was hospitalized with non life threatening injuries. A Prince Georges County man died in a separate North Carolina two vehicle crash Wednesday night.
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Three arrested after Frederick store thefts linked to cashier
Frederick Police arrested Kim Delester Howell 40 of Willowdale Drive and Grace Marie Jenkins 18 of Taney Avenue after a theft complaint at a Kmart. They allegedly concealed items in bags and left with 539.13 in merchandise. A juvenile from Jefferson was released to parents. Palmer 18 was jailed for two leather jackets theft at JCPenney. Two Maryland juveniles from Waynesboro Pa were nabbed for shoplifting at Leggett Dept Store. Weather outlook forecasts a wet weekend with rain chances and mild temperatures.
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Hatch stuck delays spacewalk from shuttle Columbia
NASA reported Tamara Jernigan and Thomas Jones could not open the Columbia hatch after more than two hours of effort. They removed suits and postponed the spacewalk, with a backup plan to either attempt later or cancel the two scheduled EVA missions on the flight.
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Salvi kills himself in prison after abortion clinic shootings
John C. Salvi II, convicted of killing two receptionists and wounding five in the 1994 Massachusetts abortion clinic rampage, died in his Cedar Junction cell reportedly by asphyxiation. His mother announced the death and prison officials said the manner was under investigation. Salvi, 24, had been sentenced to two consecutive life terms in March.
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Russia seals 103 executions this year after promise
Russia reports 103 executions this year as part of a pledge to abolish the death penalty. Anatoly Pristavkin, head of the presidential pardon commission, told a Council of Europe conference in Kiev that criminals and alcoholics are executed but not contract killers. He noted last year 86 executions and mentioned two prison camps for death sentence commutations.
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Milosevic protest swells as Belgrade crowds demand reelection
In Belgrade and Nis demonstrators exceed 100000 and 20000 respectively demanding Milosevic step down after he invalidated Nov. 17 elections and claimed victory in reruns. Opposition appeals to Constitutional Court while Radio B-92 faces jamming during the protests.
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Blockage removed from Mother Teresa's arteries
CALCUTTA India AP Doctors removed blockages from two heart arteries of Mother Teresa in a two hour angioplasty. The 86 year old nun faced a mild heart attack last week and remains in hospital to regain strength.
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Aubanel
Credit card kettle unfolds in Akron Salvation Army drive
Akron adopts credit card donations at red kettles to boost giving without cash. Maj. Frank Kirk says the experiment aims to ease giving and cut theft risk while a normal kettle remains for cash. A local computer consultant donated the $3,000 device, hoped to be sold to other units as bell ringers target about $160,000.
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