Maryland fugitive who escaped in 1979 surrenders to police
James A Zajone, 46, walked away from a 1979 work detail in Jessup. He drove from Arizona after a judge refused extradition, turned himself in to Maryland State Police, and was held for sentencing. He faces multiple burglary charges and will be classified at a reception center before placement.
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Middletown debates National Road plan and tourism balance
Middletown leaders weigh a National Road heritage plan amid concerns about traffic along U S 40 and a northern bypass. Town officials praise the rural, small town vibe and weekend festival while officials from preservation groups push for historic displays and a tea room.
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Taliban plan to aid groups opposing regime and curb terrorism
U S officials outlined Bush administration steps to bolster groups fighting the Taliban in Afghanistan. A $100 million relief package was discussed to ease unrest as thousands of refugees flee. Ashcroft urged Congress to expand surveillance and detention powers while lawmakers weighed civil liberty concerns.
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B O Avenue redesign faces opposition over land access
Lorin Bleck, lawyer for numerous homeowners, says the B&O Avenue redesign eliminates parting and could strand houses. Resident Joan Thomas, 144 B&O Ave, is among those represented. Some residents applaud a step up, while others lament no weekend MARC service and uncertain ridership.
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Air Force staff to refresh at Shock Trauma Baltimore
Air Force medical staff will rotate through Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore for a 30 day refresher starting in January and thirteen air personnel will join the University of Maryland Medical School staff. The program mirrors battlefield care and parallels civilian trauma duties, including emergency anesthesia and amputation. Shock Trauma averages 1,500 gunshot and stab wounds yearly amid Baltimore’s violent crime level.
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Walkersville Hunger Walk Draws 214 Participants
Walkersville hosted its sixth annual hunger walk on Sunday with over 200 people taking part across the area. Led by Rev Gerald Hanberry of Ginde United Church of Christ, participants joined more than two million people in about 2,600 towns. Volunteers offered 3 and 6 mile routes and raised funds split between local food programs and broader feeding initiatives.
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