Bank Arrests Over Bad Checks In Myersville Case
Frederick City Police charged Myersville resident Robert John Bitler Jr. 25 with four counts of uttering a bad check and four counts of theft after bank staff at First National Bank on Old Camp Road reported recognizing a patron who passed a stolen check days earlier. Bitler allegedly tried to pass a $300 check on Saturday after a previous $400 attempt. He was released on an 85000 bond.
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Frederick
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Rockville resident arrested after drug charges in Mullinex Park
Police said a Rockville woman, Annette M. Boyd, 27, was stopped by Officer Michael Pue on bicycle patrol in Mullinex Park for smoking a marijuana cigarette and later found with marijuana and crack cocaine. She was charged with possession of both drugs and paraphernalia and released on her own recognizance. Multiple fire alarms and incidents logged around Maryland area followed, including vehicle, brush, house, and truck fires, plus several lottery drawings reported.
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Annette M. Boyd
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Comment sparks tension near Woodsboro scene
Mr. Green recounts an incident where a bystander shouted obscenities near a road incident as a state trooper intervened. He notes frustration tying local events to international happenings and recalls about a dozen family and friends at the scene. An unidentified official apologized later without sharing his name.
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Arrests After Scuffle At Sagner Housing Project
Frederick City Police report four people were arrested after a Saturday night brawl at the Sagner housing project. A 15yearold assaulted another juvenile. Kenneth Weedon 44 resisted arrest and shouted threats. June Weedon 42 interfered and assaulted two officers. Jamie Sweeney 18 attacked officers. All were released on recognizance.
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Frederick
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Hagerstown
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Jamie Sweeney
The Frederick News-Past Keeps Readers Updated
A compact historical note from The Frederick News-Past emphasizes carrying the latest local news and keeping residents informed with timely updates and community notices.
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Frederick Maryland and Montgomery County Weather Forecast Summary
Frederick County and Maryland regions report mostly sunny conditions with highs around 90. Tonight brings increasing clouds and a 39 percent chance of morning showers. Wednesday features variable clouds, morning showers, and 30 to 39 percent rain chances. Extended outlook turns cooler Thursday through Saturday with mostly sunny skies and highs from 70 to 75.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Montgomery County
Vacation season ends with warm Labor Day note
Labor Day passed as summer vacations closed with 80s temperatures and 60 percent humidity at 7 p.m. The Walkersville picnic scene had burgers and volleyball, and summer attire lingered. A mostly sunny day with a high near 90 follows, then evening clouds and a chance of early showers.
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Walkersville
Yeltsin to step aside after 2000 term in Russia
President Boris Yeltsin announced at a Moscow school that his term ends in 2000 and he will not run again. He cited health and constitutional limits, while noting a broad field of potential successors within his administration and across Russian politics.
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Communist Party
Diana funeral plans and memorial fund announced after death
Diana's funeral will be private at St Mary the Virgin near Althorp with 2,000 guests as millions watch. Buckingham Palace launched The Diana Memorial Fund supporting AIDS, cancer, homelessness and leprosy charities after floods of donations followed her death. Camilla Parker Bowles canceled a charity ball for osteoporosis.
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Re-enactors Buy Bandannas To Stay Cool At Civil War Show
Re-enactors purchase water absorbing crystal bandannas handmade by a vendor to stay cool under wool uniforms. Victorian bags and bonnets also sold. Proceeds benefit the Central Maryland Heritage League, which preserves South Mountain battlefields and recently bought Dahlgren Chapel and Dr. Lamar's Sanitarium. The league aims to protect battlefield views and hosts the Maryland Civil War Show and Sale September 13-14 at Hagerstown Junior College.
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Land Heritage League
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Hagerstown Junior College
Mir spacewalk planned for Saturday
Mir crew prepares for a spacewalk to inspect holes in the damaged hull, with final word to be issued after Tuesday suit tests. A glove leak nearly derailed a past repair, officials said, as they assess readiness for Saturday’s mission.
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Future uncertain for Montserrat residents
In Salem Montserrat residents brace as Soufriere Hills volcano eruptions continue. Aerial ash clouds dim the sun and dust devils sweep ash-coated hills. After two years most locals endure the disruptions while pondering the colony’s uncertain future.
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Caribbean
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Linda McCartney’s Beatles Photos Go On Display In San Francisco
Linda McCartney’s black and white photographs from the Beatles’ 1967 tour with Stephen Stills Jimi Hendrix and Aretha Franklin are on exhibit at The Museum of the City of San Francisco. The show funds a free fall concert in Golden Gate Park commemorating the summer’s 30th anniversary.
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Aretha Franklin
Golden Gate Park
Richest tribes face funding bias in Indian aid
An AP analysis shows Mille Lacs Band Minnesota receives 1.4 million annually from the BIA while Oglala and Rosebud Sioux in South Dakota get about 200 per member. The gap widens as funding rises with location and other factors. Senate debate looms over need based funding proposals amid tribal leaders pushback.
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