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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Oct 11, 1999

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Police probe death of man in MSP custody

A Jefferson man died Saturday morning while in Maryland State Police custody triggering two independent investigations by the state police Special Investigative Support Unit and Internal Affairs. Kevin B Padgette, 33, was arrested for driving while intoxicated after a crash on I-70 near New Market. He vomited and collapsed before a test could be given, was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital, and died two hours later from a ruptured aorta, with autopsy citing trauma from the crash.

Kevin B. Padgette Padgette New Market Frederick Barrack Frederick Memorial Hospital Baltimore State Police Internal Affairs David Yankey New Market District Volunteer Fire and Rescue Co Mr. Padgette

City of Frederick guards to scale tower for painting event

Mayor Jim Grimes Alderman Blaine Young and Frederick COO Rick Weldon will climb Carroll Street water tower Tuesday at 11 am to celebrate painting the city's name on the tower. Young and Weldon hold a ribbon as Grimes cuts it marking a notable win after earlier HDC disputes and a split council vote.

Frederick City City of Frederick Carroll Street J&w Sandblasting North Carolina Jim Grimes Blaine Young Rick Weldon City of Frederick Young Mr. Weldon Grimes Historic District Commission HDC Greater Frederick Development Corp

Maryland moves toward big money in state races

Maryland lawmakers face rising campaign costs as Senate President Miller backs a high spending strategy for 2002. He formed a statewide slate and hired a California firm for mailings, surpassing prior limits and prompting concern from watchdogs about democracy and influence.

Annapolis Maryland Senate Thomas W Mike Miller Prince George's GOP Kathleen Skullney Common Cause United States Miller Mark Shriver Montgomery County California

Plane crashes into pickup on farm road near Burkittsville

Two men escaped serious injury after a low-flying 1971 Grumman biplane struck a pickup on a rural lane as the pilot attempted takeoff while seeding winter wheat. The truck and plane were destroyed. Driver Malcolm Genuse, 54, Martinsburg, and pilot George Folk were treated and released. The crash occurred on Egypt Farm for owners Joe and Elaine Hottel.

Burkittsville Here Malcolm Genuse Frederick Memorial Hospital George Folk City Hospital Martinsburg W.va Egypt Farm Grumman Folk Joe and Elaine Hottel

Glendening drops plan to sell ICC right of way

Governor Parris Glendening abandons sale of state owned ICC right of way valued at 1.5 billion, leaving land parcels held for future construction. Maryland attorney general says Board of Public Works must approve any sale. comptroller Schaefer and treasurer Dixon oppose. State retains 277 acres from Laurel to Rockville, complicating future ICC costs.

Annapolis Parris Glendening Maryland Attorney General's Office Board of Public Works Montgomery Prince George's Glendening William Donald Schaefer Richard Dixon Dixon Michael Morrill Laurel Rockville Montgomery County ICC Morrill MD. 97 U.S. 1 U.S. 29 Prince George's County

Rain reduces Colorfest crowds in Thurmont

Sunday's rainfall dampened attendance at the 36th Colorfest, shrinking proceeds for several nonprofits. About 400 craft vendors joined Colorfest by invitation, plus over 600 more selling crafts in town. Guardian Hose Co expects under $12,000 to $15,000 in profit, possibly around $10,000, affecting equipment purchases. Mount Bethel United Methodist Church uses funds to support evangelism and aid for the poor.

Thurmont Don Stitely Guardian Hose Co Guardian Hose Mount Bethel

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