Fire log entries from various locations noted in 24 period
A sequence of fire and alarm events recorded across multiple sites. Incidents include a 4:54 am local alarm at 11908 Country Club Road, 8:49 am gas teak at New Market McDonald’s, 12:40 pm brush fire near Fooeiers Sa Bank, and 1:50 pm automatic alarm at New Midway Woods.
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New Market
McDonald's
Fooeiers Sa Bank
New Midway
Woods
Baltimore youth arrested after drug buy ends in seizure
Baltimore youth, 16, was arrested after an informant purchased drugs at DeGrange Street and Phobus Avenue. Police seized a small baggie of powdered cocaine from the boy, who was charged with possession and distribution of cocaine and possession with intent to distribute.
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Baltimore
Frederick City
DeGrange Street
Phobus Avenue
Police hunt suspect after two women held as sex slaves
Baltimore police seek a suspect after two bruised naked women with neck and ankle chains escaped a home where they were held, beaten, and sexually assaulted for days. The survivors, aged 32 and 29, fled Thursday evening and were treated at Mercy Medical Center for cuts and burns.
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Baltimore
Baltimore County
Mercy Medical Center
Beander Held After Frederick drug stop and arrests
A traffic stop in Frederick City led to drug charges against Point of Rocks man Walter Edward Beander Jr. The 26 year old was jailed on $10,000 bail after a deputy dog alerted a car on Rosemont Avenue at 12 15 am. Officers found 8.6 grams of marijuana and 2.8 grams of crack cocaine and seized the car. Police planned to charge Beander with possession and possession with intent to distribute. A warrant was expected today and authorities pursued other leads including a search at a General Motors plant. Neighbors described the suspect and a separate report noted two women held chained in a basement before fleeing to a nearby housing project.
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Walter Edward Beander Jr
Frederick County
Beander
Baltimore County
Kevin Novak
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Broening Highway
Novak
Odell Avenue
Baltimore Housing Authority
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Susie Supeck
Summer of 96 cools despite sunless spell
Baltimore Washington International Airport logged its fifth-coolest summer in 47 years with rainfall 4 inches above normal and average temps about 5 degrees below normal at 73.5. Meteorologists attribute the cool wet season to a persistent trough of low pressure over the eastern United States for months, with brief warm spells but overall cooler conditions.
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Baltimore-Washington International
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Federal Climate Prediction Center
Camp Springs
Frederick and State Forecast Show Evening Showers Likely
Tonight variable cloudiness and cooler with a 30 percent chance of showers and lows around 60. Saturday breezy with highs in the low to mid 70s and northwest winds 15 to 20 mph, gusty. Extended outlook shows partly sunny days with highs 65 to 79 and showers possible later. Beach forecast repeats similar pattern with 30 percent evening showers and breezy, cooler conditions.
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Storms Move Across Regions with Varied Temperatures
Weather forecast notes thunderstorms along the East Coast and across the central and western states. A cold front shifts through the Ohio Valley toward the Mid Atlantic with potential severe storms. Hurricane Hortense and Fausto bring heavy surf and scattered rain, while fair, cool conditions persist in the Plains and Ohio Valley.
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Soda Springs
Suspect's graffiti claims four deaths were 'not a bad day's work'
In Columbus, Ohio, jurors heard that homicide suspect Jerry Hessler wrote in his holding cell that the killings were "not a bad day's work" and that "the score is 4 and 0," with a later line promising a 4 to 1 score upon execution. Prosecutors seek to use the note as evidence. defense plans to challenge its admissibility. The spree left four dead, two wounded, including Brian and Tracey Stevens and their infant Amanda, plus P Thane Griffin. Hessler, formerly a Bank One employee, had been fired in 1994. only he could have written the graffiti, according to authorities.
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Franklin County Common Pleas Court
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Tracey Stevens
Amanda
Columbus
P. Thane Griffin
Worthington
Bank One
Griffin
The
Columbus Dispatch
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Thane
Sue
Reid
Brian Stevens
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