Assault charges dropped in Fort Dix case after new evidence
Richard Stevens, jailed three years for a 1989 Fort Dix assault, faced a new trial after prosecutors uncovered evidence pointing to another suspect, Earl Richmond Jr. Charges were dismissed though Stevens seeks exoneration. defense argues race and mistaken identity.
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Camden
N.J
Richard Stevens
Stevens
Fort Dix Army Base
Trenton
Air Force
U.S
Paul Zoubek
Earl J. Richmond Jr
Fayetteville
N.C
Richmond
Fort Dix
Wrightstown
Mr. Zoubek
County sues stump dump owner for 9 million over prolonged fire
Baltimore County filed a 9 million-dollar suit in Circuit Court against James Jett, owner of a Granite stump dump in Towson, alleging negligence as a smoldering fire burning since February 1991 is buried by 250000 cubic yards of dirt. Maryland Environmental Service says smoke control is about 90 percent with no fixed end date. The site should be monitored for a year to ensure smothering, and the county cites violation of a court order by accepting new debris, worsening damage to nearby streams.
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Towson, Md
Baltimore County
James Jett
George G. Perdikakis
Maryland Environmental Service
Patapsco Valley
Jett
Hiker Rescue Misses on Sugarloaf Mountain
Emergency crews searched Sugarloaf Mountain for an injured hiker after a 3 p.m. call. The unidentified youth left via another trail, and rescuers from Urbana Hyattstown and Upper Montgomery could not locate them. The hiker later was treated at Shady Grove Hospital in Rockville. State police helicopter and the county Advanced Technical Rescue Team assisted, remaining on scene about an hour.
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Sugarloaf Mountain
Urbana
Rex Payne
Hyattstown
Montgomery County
Shady Grove
Rockville
Deputy pulls man from burning car in Maryland
Deputy Tim Moore on patrol along Md. 85 at Evergreen Point rescued James L. Witman, 34, of Boonsboro from a 1984 Dodge Charger engulfed in flames at about 1:08 a.m. The car quickly burned after the rescue and Witman refused hospital transport.
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Washington County
Frederick County
Tim Moore
Evergreen Point
Moore
James L. Witman
Boonsboro
Witman
Police probe break-in at Eastgate Texaco station
Frederick City police continue an investigation into an attempted break-in at the Eastgate Texaco service station on 11 E Patrick St early Saturday. Owner Fred Heming said suspects made a roof hole but fled after the alarm sounded. no items were stolen and no suspects have been caught.
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Frederick City
Eastgate
Texaco
E. Patrick St
Fred Heming
Western Maryland and Northeast Showers Forecast
The Accu Weather region forecast shows a cold front from the East Coast cooling the Northeast region. Clouds and scattered showers spread from Louisiana to northern Georgia, with lingering showers in California Nevada and Utah. High pressure keeps the Northwest dry as a few showers move across the northern Plains.
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Louisiana
Georgia
California
Nevada
Utah
Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Police search for missing Bethesda woman Laura Houghtering choice
Montgomery County police on Saturday searched the area where a bloody pillow linked to Laura Houghtering was found but no additional calls were reported in the last 48 hours ending at 8 p m Sunday. The report lists multiple fires and emergencies across towns.
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Bethesda, Md
Montgomery County
Laura Houghtering
Addi
Grove Road
United
E. Main St
Boonsboro
Braddock Heights
Independent
Jefferson
Middletown
Tritapoe Drive
Brunswick
Citizens
Lovettsville
New Market
Indian Springs Road
W. Patrick St
Red Bird Lane
Lewistown
Thurmont
Maryland Lottery Draws And Results Sunday And Saturday Night
The Maryland lottery results were published for Sunday night and Saturday night drawings. Daily Lottery numbers and Play Four, Lotto results are listed with top prizes noted. A separate note mentions a homicide case where police found nothing unusual at Ms. Houghteling’s home and unsure where she went.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Prenatal care focus at meeting in Annapolis Maryland
Maryland officials at the first conference on infant mortality say investing in prenatal care could cut health costs. The state sees 11 deaths per 1000 live births, higher than the national average, with substantial downstream costs for low birth weight babies and mothers. Sam Schwab notes potential $3.40 saved per $1 spent in the first year.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Sam Schwab
S. Schwab Co
Maryland Commission On Infant Mortality Prevention
Cigna Corp
Maryland Business Council
G. Robert O'Brien
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Che Res. News
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Myron W. Randall
Marlene
Young
George E. Randall
Edward M. Gaydos
Edward F. Mall
Ervin H. Hagy
Philip W. Hammond
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Patrick Street
P.O
Maryland Ave
Mr. Heming
Maryland Mountains
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Westminster
Keysers Ridge
Cote
Lottery
Ms. Houghteling
McCutcheon Apple Products, Inc
S. Wisner Street
Steamatic
Steamatic - Powell Environmental Cleaning & Restoration Services
Lestensburg Pake
Universal Studios
Lawrence Welk
New Orleans
Fairmount Hotel
Missienppi River Crase
Frederick Shonshy Center
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