Firelog report of fires and ambulance calls nearby
Firelog entries for a 24 hour period ending 9 p.m. Tuesday list incidents at Odd Fellows Home 10:51 p.m. automatic alarm, Independent Junior United Citizens Building 1685 10:58 a.m. automatic alarm Fort Detrick 601 E Main St 12:48 p.m. truck fire Middletown 1170 W Patrick St 3:25 p.m. vehicle fire Independent U S 15 6:15 p.m. vehicle fire Lewistown Thurmont Community Ambulance West Frederick Middle School 6:16 p.m. automatic alarm United Citizens Ambulance calls total emergencies 34 routines 6.
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Passenger killed in Montgomery crash on Damascus Road
A 22 year old Germantown man died when a 1995 Mitsubishi Galant driven by Paul Toro of Wheaton lost control on a curve and struck a tree in Laytonsville. Toro was seriously injured and remained at R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center as investigators cited driver error speed and alcohol as factors.
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Germantown
Montgomery County
Paul Toro
Georgia Avenue
Wheaton
Toro
R Adams Cowley
Baltimore
Damascus Road
Suit blames two Frederick doctors in patient’s death
Testimony continues in a medical malpractice case filed by the Steinerman estate against Drs. Veron and Kahan. The suit alleges negligence after a 1993 hospitalization for thrombocytopenia, leading to a fatal heart attack and a prolonged state. The plaintiffs claim medical payments exceed 450600.
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Frederick
Richard G. Veron
Sherman Kahan
Frederick County
Sheldon Z. Steinerman
Bonnie Steinerman
Walkersville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Steinerman
Zev T. Gershon
Gershon
Yeren
Kahan
Washington Hospital Center
Yeron
American Board of Internal Medicine
Veron
Conrad Warner
Warner
Aggressive Driving In Maryland Leads To Fines And Citations
Maryland State Police used a National Traffic Highway Safety grant to boost aggressive driving enforcement. Fifty drivers were cited for speed, 14 for aggressive violations, 17 were arrested for driving while intoxicated, and 39 seatbelt citations were issued during the holiday weekend.
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Maryland
Ken Tregoning
Frederick Barrack
Lt. Tregoning
Aron to be moved for state mental health evaluation
Ruthann Aron, a former Senate hopeful charged with soliciting murders and poisoning her husband, will be moved from a Montgomery County hospital to the Clifton T. Perkins Hospital Center in Jessup for a 60 day state evaluation. Judge McGuckian rejected outpatient placement and ordered inpatient transfer.
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Rockville
Ruthann Aron
Senate
Montgomery County
Paul A. McGuckian
Aron
Bethesda
Ms. Aron
Potomac
County Planning Board
Barry Aron
Baltimore
Arthur Kahn
McGuckian
Clifton T. Perkins Hospital Center
Jessup
Barry Helfand
Man Mistakenly Freed From Frederick County Jail
Frederick police sought Kan Saikov Numukunda Daboe 34 of Frederick after a Tuesday release from the Frederick County Adult Detention Center. He had been jailed on misdemeanor theft charges and was later credited for time served in Frederick County District Court. A pending theft charge carried a $20,000 bail.
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Frederick County
Kan Saikov Numukunda Daboe
Frederick
E. Hapgood
Hapgood
Darbee
Sgt. Hapgood
Maryland Frederick County Weather Forecast Summary
Frederick and Garrett counties show clear tonight with lows around 50 and highs near 70 Thursday. State forecast notes cool nights in the 40s to 50s, with Garrett County partly sunny and cool statewide, followed by a cool extended period with lower 70s in the southeast and mid 60s west. Beach forecast mirrors the clear, cool pattern with similar temperatures and light northeast winds.
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Frederick County
Garrett County
Rain for South as Front Douses Plains Storms
Rain and thunderstorms threaten the South and Southeast as a cold front moves from Pennsylvania toward Kentucky and Tennessee. Afternoon storms hit the Deep South Tuesday wounding four children in Wildwood Florida, though all survived. Meanwhile the northern Plains and Great Lakes stay dry and cool while the Rockies stay moist from high pressure over the southern Rockies.
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Tennessee
Wildwood
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Oklahoma
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Pedestrian killed on 550 identified
WOODSBORO An elderly man was fatally struck on Md 550 between Woodsboro and Creagerstown in dense fog. Nelson D Summers 87 died at the scene after being hit by three vehicles while crossing to fetch his newspaper. He was Frederick County 1997 traffic death 18th for the year.
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Woodsboro
Nelson D. Summers
Maryland
Summers
MD. 550
Creagerstown
Frederick County
Robbers hold up Montgomery Aquatic Center in Gaithersburg
Two armed men robbed the Montgomery County Aquatic Center on Emory Grove Road at 10:20 p.m. Monday, confronting an employee, displaying handguns and demanding money. Suspects fled toward Mineral Springs Drive and Md. 124. one is 6 feet tall, 20 to 25, in a black cap, bandanna and camouflage pants with a 9mm handgun. The other wore a dark shirt, camouflage pants and a black knit hat, also armed.
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Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
Emory Grove Road
Mineral Springs Drive
MD. 124
Maryland Tuesday Lottery Draws Report
Tuesday night results show Pick 3 numbers 0 0 8 and Pick 4 numbers 5 3 7 6 while Bonus Match 5 yields 7 9 12 21 33. Tuesday afternoon Bonus 23 draws Pick 3 1 6 7 and Pick 4 6 8 4 2.
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Maryland
Cooler air to spark a dry week in Frederick
The Weather Service expects a trough and a Canadian front to bring cooler weather after a 89 degree day with high humidity. Partly cloudy today with a around 70 and breezy conditions. Thursday through Sunday look sunny and cool with highs mostly in the 70s and a low near 50 Saturday. Sunday could reach about 80.
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Frederick
News-Post
National Weather Service
Canada
Collision blamed on cosmonauts in Mir crash probe
Russia may fine cosmonauts Vasily Tsibliyev and Alexander Lazutkin after a space commission blamed them for the June 25 Mir collision during a docking test. American astronaut Michael Foale remains aboard. The ruling, still unsettled, faces skepticism over potential program-driven scapegoating and pay penalties.
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Postal worker shoots ex wife and friend then commits suicide
Miami Beach police say Jesus Tamayo 64 a 21-year veteran shot his ex wife Manuela Acosta 62 and her friend Mirna Mendoza 55 in a post office lobby then killed himself. The two women were hospitalized in critical condition but expected to survive after surgeries.
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Tamayo
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Amy Reed
Church president seeks forgiveness at national meeting
Denver AP report says Rev. Henry J. Lyons, leader of the National Baptist Convention U.S.A., asked forgiveness from congregants a day after church leaders dropped an investigation into alleged financial misdeeds and purchases tied to a woman. Lyons denied an affair or misuse of funds and received a standing ovation. The piece also notes Missouri vote-buying coupons tied to a federal grand jury probe, with no charges yet filed.
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Missouri
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Doctors miss abnormal heart sounds in study findings
In a Journal of the American Medical Association report, new doctors nearly finished with primary care training identified major abnormal heart sounds with stethoscopes only 20 percent of the time. The study, led by Dr. Salvatore Mangione and Linda Nieman, warns generalists risk unnecessary tests as they lean on technology. Pentagon officials weigh using a grain base laser on a dying space satellite at White Sands, with Army control and Air Force cooperation.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
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Linda Nieman
Allegheny University of the Health Sciences
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Washington
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White Sands
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Vietnam Airlines plane crashes in flames at Phnom Penh
A Vietnam Airlines Tu-134 crash near Phnom Penh airport killed 65, with 1-year-old Thai survivor Phai Bun. The jet from Ho Chi Minh City struck rice paddies during a downpour, exploding on impact as rescue crews faced looting and navigation challenges. The aircraft carried six crew and about 60 passengers from Korea, Taiwan, Japan, and other nations.
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Thailand
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Study finds youths largely fail healthy diet guidelines
A Pediatrics report shows only 1 percent of U S youths ages 2 to 19 eat truly healthy diets. USDA guidance on grain vegetables fruit dairy and lean meat is met by just 30 to 36 percent, with most energy coming from fat and added sugar.
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Chicago
Pediatrics
U.S. Department ‘“of Agriculture
USDA
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