Elderly Victims Targeted By Fraud Warned By Official
Frederick County assistant state’s attorney Arthur Kravetz warns the elderly are disproportionately victimized by white collar and health care fraud. He urges skepticism and cautious secrecy with personal financial info. He lists seven red flags and recommends delaying large decisions and consulting the police or consumer protection agencies if unsure.
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Frederick County
Indarstonas
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Kravetz
Mr. Kravetz
Thurmont
Karl Bickel
Robert McAfee
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Frederick eyes Civil War museum and walking tours
Frederick officials plan a new Civil War museum with a 3,000-item collection and the only remaining Civil War hospital tent. The project aims for a summer to end of 1994 opening, with in kind city support and state funding pursuit. A walking tour of Civil War hospital sites will link 24 identified buildings, including Hessian Barracks.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
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Washington County
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Koski Cited For Board Seat Amid Public Safety Debate
The article outlines perspectives on handling elder abuse cases involving Alzheimer's related frustrations, with emphasis on prompt state investigation and coordinated action. It profiles Koski, a longtime Washington maintenance chief turned school system reformer, highlighting his 300 page manual, ethics board push, and Democratic party backing for a county board appointment.
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Storms Hit Area As Heat Drops This Weekend
Noisy firefighters responded to wires down on Wolfsville Road and Linden Avenue amid a trough ahead of a cold front. A Sam's Creek Road house was struck by lightning but no damage was reported. National Weather Service official Dick Diener cited heat and unsettled air for the storms, predicting 15 to 20 mph winds and a downturn in temperatures into the low 70s with overnight lows in the 50s, staying unseasonably cool for several days.
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Murder case spans Maryland and New York headlines
Det. Clagett outlines an ongoing murder investigation tied to a North Carolina woman found in the Monotacy River Maryland on March 25. Persons of interest, including Mr. Cowan, face charges as investigators pursue a drug ring link and possible interstate interviews.
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Washington, D.C
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FBI
Harbaugh
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