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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 2001
Page
1
Forecast for Frederick County and Maryland Beaches calls for clear conditions tonight with lows around 35 to 40, light southwest to southerly winds, and a mix of sunny and partly cloudy skies into the week. Highs range from the upper 60s to near 70, with chances of showers late in the week and weekend across both regions.
Belize residents and tourists flee low-lying areas as Hurricane Iris, with 240 mph winds, advances west at about 21 mph. Government says state of emergency. evacuation mandatory for some coastal towns while Belize City faces limited options. Officials warn of severe damage, coastal flooding up to 18 feet, and heavy rainfall. Local businesses brace as roadways clog and preparations intensify.
A stalled front brings showers to the Florida Peninsula while the southern Plains may see storms. Highs range from the 40s and 50s in the Pacific Northwest to 80s in Florida and the southern Valley. Texas tops near 90s as Pellston, Michigan cools to the teens.
Maryland State Police seek the driver who left after pumping gas at the Sheil station on Md. 27 in Mount Airy, striking a station attendant who attempted to stop him. The fallen attendant was taken to Carroll County General Hospital and is listed in good condition. Police released limited details this morning.
Emergency calls reported across multiple towns including Woodsboro Jefferson Brunswick and Emmitsburg. Incidents involved structure fires brush fires gas leaks and vehicle fires with ambulances responding from Walkersville and other nearby stations. Notable locations cited include 1700 Conl Ores Drive 123 W Fourth St 11500 Liberty Road and 2001 Hawks Hill Road with responses continuing through the day.
Groups will collect acorns and seeds Oct 20 for forest restoration projects across the region. The effort, sponsored by the Potomac Watershed Partnership, aims to supply seedlings as native trees decline due to development and non-native species. For details, contact Hilari Benson at 301-662-3000 or community commons yahoo com. A Hood College lecture on habitat is set at Marx Center from 7 to 8 pm featuring Garbipres Hodier of Potomac Conservancy.
In Hagerstown Judge Aj ay rules Role Models must reimburse about $330,000 in unpaid bills tied to a project at the former Fort Ritchie. The ruling directs repayment of funds drawn for the non academy style initiative.
A city judge ruled last week that a 3-foot Hitler sign displayed by a West Pease Ey couple must be removed. The sign, featuring a German salute to Hitler and the phrase Tell a lie is not mocked, was challenged in a civil suit that upheld a District Court decision. The court cited freedom of expression limits and safety concerns in ordering removal.
A disruptive passenger, Edward A. Coburn of Fresno, charged toward the cockpit on American Airlines Flight 1238 from Los Angeles to Chicago. He yelled that the plane would crash into the Sears Tower as crew and passengers restrained him. FBI said no sky marshals were aboard. Coburn faces a felony count for interference with a night crew. The jet landed safely at O'Hare with nine crew and 153 passengers.
Firefighters battled a mountain blaze above the Point of Rocks area Monday evening. The fire consumed about two acres near railroad tracks and was believed contained by 9:30 p.m. due to darkness and dangerous cliffs. Five fire companies from FredericK County and Loudoun County responded around 6 p.m. The area remained very dry, increasing wildfire risk.
Baltimore AP report lists Pick 3 as 8 1 4 and Pick 4 as 2 2 7 2. Cash In Hand numbers are 01 14 17 21 22 26 31.
The Let it Ride numbers 7 39 54 were drawn in Maryland on Monday afternoon. Pick 3 results show 6 54 and Pick 4 results are 8 4 1 4.
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