Two men charged in Germantown bank robbery
Two men, Calvin Richardson and Jeffrey Martins, were charged with robbery after a First National Bank of Maryland in Germantown was robbed at 9:15 a.m. A note implied a weapon, no weapon shown, they fled in a Honda toward I-495. A collision led to their capture. a female passenger was released.
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First National Bank of Maryland
Germantown
Great Seneca Highway
Forest Glen Road
Sligo Creek Parkway
Calvin Joseph Richardson
Gaithersburg
Jeffrey Allen Martins
Royals Call For Privacy After Diana’s Death
Prince Charles pledges to shield William and Harry from paparazzi as Britain mourns, while U.S. papers share the family’s plea. Tens of thousands gather at Kensington Palace, with condolences pouring in and donations to Diana’s charities. Prime Minister Blair seeks a memorial plan and self regulation by media. tabloids pledge action against intrusive paparazzi.
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the Mirror
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Local man faces second degree assault charge in county park incident
David Luman, 47, was arrested Sunday in Point of Rocks after approaching Deputy Randy Dorsey at New Design Road Community Park, screaming and striking the deputy. He faces charges of second degree assault, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct and destruction of property and is jailed in lieu of 5000 dollars bail.
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New Design Road
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Randy Dorsey
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Dorsey
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Frederick man arrested for cocaine possession sale
Frederick police charged Shareef Foster aged 18 of Broadway Street with distribution of cocaine possession with intent to distribute and possession of cocaine. Officers from the tactical unit say he was seen selling crack on West Sixth Street near Klinehart's Alley. Foster jailed at the Center in bail set at 60000, still held Sunday evening.
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Gaithersburg man held on drug charges in arrest incident
Michael Darnell Smith, 27, of Gaithersburg, was charged in Frederick City with possession of crack cocaine with intent to distribute, distribution of cocaine, and resisting arrest after he tried to eat the drug during a late Saturday arrest on West All Saints Street. He was jailed in lieu of $75,000 bail. The article also notes Maryland Lotto results and a potential $1.5 million next drawing.
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West All Saints Street
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Man fires rifle over wife's head in Lewistown incident
Deputies charged 37 year old Brian Bohman with reckless endangerment after he argued with his wife on the back steps then retrieved a .22 rifle and fired it over her head about four feet away toward the Lewistown Fire Department and nearby fields. He was arrested while walking on Delaughter Road and released on recognizance.
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Frederick County Maryland Weather Outlook
Variable clouds today with highs near 80 and light northeast winds. Tonight and Tuesday bring more clouds and showers with 50 percent to 70 percent chances and highs in the 70s. Extended outlook shows rain likely midweek with cooler temps in the 60s and 70s.
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Summer Heat Shines Over Frederick At Sunday Mass
Temperatures rose to 87 degrees with a humid day in Frederick as families attended 11 o clock Mass at St John the Evangelist Church. Children played outside despite the heat while a cooler period and showers are forecast for the rest of the week by the National Weather Service.
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Clinton Returns to Work After Vineyard Rest
President Clinton flew back to the White House from Martha's Vineyard to tackle a busy agenda. He aims to push education standards and testing, pursue a hemispheric free trade zone, and seek fast track authority while facing opposition from liberals and labor. Chelsea's Stanford move looms as a scheduling challenge.
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State funeral seen as high honor for Mother Teresa
Calcutta India AP Mother Teresa may have preferred simple rites yet officials say she deserves India's highest honor. Prime Minister Gujral ordered a state funeral with officials and religious leaders coordinating a Mass at Netaji Indoor Stadium. About 16 000 mourners lined up at St Thomas Church as the body was moved for ceremonies.
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Ransom note photocopy stirs Ramsey case theories
Newsweek reports a photocopy of the 2 1/2 page JonBenet Ramsey ransom note has been analyzed by two former FBI experts who conclude it misleads investigators. Patsy Ramsey samples were inconclusive. John Ramsey is ruled out as author. The 6 year old was found dead in a Boulder basement on December 26.
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Newsweek
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Mir computer system fails again on troubled space station
Mir’s 11 year old computer shut down for unknown reasons around 10 a.m. causing the crew to turn off nonessential power. Cosmonauts Vinogradov and Solovyov reported the station held its position while technicians race to locate and fix the fault after earlier outages and a June collision.
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