Hagerstown man held in fatal apartment fire
Hagerstown police say Robert Brantner 41 is held without bail on two counts of first degree murder and arson after a Thursday morning blaze that killed his wife Ruth Agatha Braniwer and 14 year old Phyllis McKenzie. Charles Hall 60 is in critical condition at Washington County Hospital. Brantner had been treated and released.
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Turkish diplomat shot dead in Bulgaria by masked gunman
Turkish Foreign Ministry reports four diplomats killed at home in Burgas Bulgaria. A masked assailant fled after a 2:30 pm shooting as bystanders pursued him. Two Armenian groups claimed responsibility in what may be first such assassination in a combative country.
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Foreign Ministry
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Break-ins Hit Happ Realty Building on West Patrick Street
Frederick owners Howell and Sapp report a third burglary at the Happ Realty Building on West Patrick Street. A rear first floor window was smashed and items including a stereo portable typewriter and two briefcases were stolen. The owners express frustration over repeated incidents and vow to tighten security.
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Apo Realty
Dk Associates
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Myersville Middletown hit by a rash of B and E
Maryland State Police report a series of break ins in the Myersville and Middletown area over the past week. Two occurred Thursday with homes on U S 40 and TS 4A entered and jewelry and money stolen. Investigating officer James Kerns says several more break ins affected the area and asks tips to Frederick County Crime Solvers at 663-3101 or 663-3200.
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Kerns
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Frederick County
HST Complex in Jackson County Battles for Local Sports Hub
The Harry Tramar Sports Complex in Kansas City Missouri serves as a dual facility with separate stadiums for football and baseball. Built after a major Chiefs era milestone, the project stands as a key community sports site shaping local recreation and events.
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Jackson County
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Litton Wins Major Contract For Cancer Center Work
The government awarded Litton Biosetics a large contract as the center shifts focus toward a five year research role with Litton as the center for the west. The decision followed a lengthy bidding process with Litton identified as the best overall value though the principal investigator has not yet been named. Details on other bidders were not released to protect the losing party.
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Center For Cancer Research
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Weather forecast for Seserday across regions
The National Weather Service forecasts showers for Seserday from the Southwest to Michigan. Showers and rain are forecast for the Southeast. The forecast mentions unsettled conditions with varying intensities across regions and a likelihood of continued precipitation into the period.
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Michigan
Summerlike weather rules the weekend across Western Maryland
Weather briefing notes sunny and warm conditions from today through Sunday for Western Maryland including Carroll, Frederick, Howard, Montgomery and Washington counties. Highs in the 70s to 80s, lows near freezing in some spots. Sunday may bring partly cloudy skies and a late thundershower. Ocean City expects sun and warmth with pleasant seas. Farm forecast calls for dry, mild days with southeasterly winds 5 to 16 mph. Temperatures yesterday ranged mid 70s to low 80s in Frederick and surrounding areas.
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Howard
Montgomery
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Hagerstown
Westminster
Gaithersburg
Leesburg
Shel
David Lesher
Wholesale price trends ease with mixed July to August changes
Prices continued to slip in wholesale data with a 0.1 percent May decline instead of a record rise for that month. Food costs showed mixed movement with declines for beef veal and vegetables, and price drops for coffee oils and egg declines. Energy costs rose slower with natural gas and fuel oil showing smaller gains or slight decreases. Passenger cars jumped 2.4 percent after a 0.3 percent rise in July. Leather footwear tires sporting goods glassware and alcohol also saw price drops or mixed movements in August.
Frederick Pony Club Reunion Sets Sunday
The Frederick Pony Club will celebrate its 20th anniversary with a reunion and tailgate picnic on Sunday September 12 at the Frederick Pony Club grounds in Nameville starting at 4 PM. A barbecue pit will be available and for further information call Marjorie Hellingsworth Schroeder at 065-3108 or Jean Brinkley at 065-5000.
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Frederick Pony Club
Nameville
Marjorie Hellingsworth Schroeder
Jean Brinkley
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