Three Women Face Shoplifting Charges in Frederick
Three women, Wendy Y. Naylor Gwen R. Snowden and Tin Hall were charged with felony theft and conspiracy to commit theft in a September shoplifting at Kmart on West Patrick Street Frederick. The theft occurred about 315 PM and the suspects fled with merchandise after security confronted them.
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Heather Ridge Drive
Gwen R. Snowden
North Bentz Street
Tin ¥. Hall
Prospect Avenue
Mount Airy
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Lottery results from Baltimore Maryland drawn Thursday night
Maryland drawings listed by Daily Lottery numbers five zero nine, Play Four numbers three four, Lotto numbers six ten twelve fourteen thirty one. No further details or outcomes given.
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Board fights over withhold funds in Maryland school dispute
The Frederick County Board of Education and Kettler Brothers Construction seek about 1 million dollars in a dispute over flaws at Ballenger Creek and Spring Ridge Elementary Schools. Depositions will include board members Harry deMoll Samuel Koski Edgar Larson and Superintendent Noel Farmer Jr in mid November as negotiations continue.
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Friend of SAT cheater sentenced in Maryland case
Montgomery County man Daniel S. Srulevich, 18, received two years probation and 200 hours of community service for obstructing justice in a SAT cheating case. He also got a one year suspended jail term. He testified it was a friend of Lawrence Adler, 19, who paid another student $200 to take the SAT. Adler was sentenced to six months in jail last week.
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Maryland Governor to Attend Bush Rally in St Louis
Gov. William Donald Schaefer plans to fly to Missouri to join President Bush at an early afternoon rally in St. Louis. His acting press secretary called the invitation a safe assumption of endorsement, though Schaefer had supported Tsongas in the Democratic primary and refused to endorse Clinton.
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Fire log reports multiple blazes across counties
Over the past 24 hours ending 10 pm, multiple emergency calls include brush and vehicle fires near Emmitsburg and Myersville, house and building fires at Green Valley Juniors Independents Uniteds Fort Detrick and Jefferson, plus 23 ambulance emergencies and no routine calls.
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Weekend Rain Ends as Clouds Break Then Cool Week Ahead
The extended forecast calls for rain ending early Sunday with decreasing cloudiness and cooler temperatures. Highs will reach the upper 40s to mid 50s and lows in the mid 40s to lower 40s. Monday brings mostly sunny skies, continued cool with highs near 50 and lows in the mid 30s to lower 40s. Tuesday becomes more cloudy with a chance of late rain and highs in the lower 50s while lows range from the mid 30s to lower 40s.
One in Four Trucks Flunk Safety Tests in Md and Va
State police report 25 percent of trucks inspected in Maryland and Virginia fail safety checks due to bad brakes faulty lights or other inoperable features. Nationally about 33 percent fail. AAA notes the Beltway area sees about 150 trucks per hour with badly adjusted brakes and federal data link heavy truck crashes to faulty equipment.
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Rain and snow sweep across regions with scattered showers
A Pacific storm drenched the Northwest while snow blanketed the Sierra Nevada and Rockies. Thunderstorms hit Texas and parts of the East, with lingering showers over the central plains and Northeast. Temperatures cooled in the central Plains and Great Lakes, while the South warmed into the 80s.
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