City police arrest 24 year old Baltimore man twice
Frederick City Police arrested Jessie Corey Wilson a 24 year old from Baltimore twice this weekend. Saturday at 11 28 pm Officer James Martin found him drinking a beverage container and a bag of a crack cocaine like substance. He was charged with drinking in public and possession of a noncontrolled dangerous substance. Sunday at 11 10 am Officer Marvin Cox found him at John Hanson apartment complex with a small bag of suspected crack cocaine. He was charged with possession of cocaine and possession of paraphernalia. He was taken to central booking awaiting a hearing.
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Baltimore
James Martin
Broadway Street
Jessie Corey Wilson
Martin
Wilson
Central Booking
Marvin Cox
John Hanson
Fire Leaves Five Apartments Homeless on South Market Street
Fire at 126 South Market Street damaged the building and electric service leaving residents homeless. Thirty-five firefighters responded from United, Citizens, Junior and Independent. the blaze began at 3:17 p.m. and was under control in 20 minutes. Damages about 5000 dollars to the building owned by Nicholas Pittas of Kensington. Red Cross assisting.
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All Saints Street
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Market Street
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United Fire Co
South Market Street
Maryland
United, Citizen's, Junior
Independent
W. Faron Taylor
Nicholas Pittas
Kensington
American Red Cross
Three men arrested in Walkersville school burglary
Maryland State Police arrested Jaime Flores, Omar Gomez, and Inocencio Zuniga after a burglary at Walkersville Middle School. Flores and Gomez faced second degree burglary and theft charges with bail set at 20000, 23000 respectively, while Zuniga faced similar charges with 15000 bail. A television, computer printer, and an orange Huffy bike were recovered as suspects were taken to Frederick County jail.
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Walkersville
Maryland
Walkersville Middle School
Tom Staley
Jaime Flores
Staley
Omar Gomez
Gaithersburg
Flores
Gomez
Nicodemus Road
Inocencio Zuniga
Silver Spring
Central
Frederick County
Pa man injured when truck overturns in Thurmont
A 57 year old Weatherly Pennsylvania man, Thomas Titus, sustained minor injuries when his 1979 Blazer overturned while towing a Ford Bronco on U.S. 15 in Thurmont. He credited his seat belt for preventing serious injury as both vehicles suffered extensive damage. Southbound lanes closed about 15 minutes.
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Weatherly, Pa
Thurmont
Maryland
Thomas Titus
U.S. 15
Titus
James Updegraff
Maryland Lottery Draws Sunday and Saturday Night Results
Maryland Lottery reported no jackpot winner for the Saturday night drawing worth about 1.8 million. The posted winning numbers include 11 16 29 30 32 44 along with multiple Pick 3 and Pick 4 sequences and two Bonus entries.
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Maryland
Lotte
Maryland Lottery
Unseasonably Cool Front Spreads Thunderstorms Midwest
A cold front sweeps through the upper Midwest bringing thunderstorms from Minnesota to Nebraska. Meanwhile the southern Plains stay hot, the Northwest remains cool and damp, and Maryland regions see partly sunny, mild conditions with daily highs in the 80s and lows around 60.
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Minnesota
Nebraska
Plains
Northwest
Frederick County
Maryland
Warm week ahead as fair weather lingers in Frederick
Warm muggy weekend gave way to a LeAnn Rimes concert with temps in the 60s to 80s and a forecast for more sunshine. National Weather Service calls for mainly sunny days in the 70s and 80s with a chance of Thursday afternoon showers. Fire/emergency calls include multiple alarms and incidents across Frederick area from 4:00 am to 7:57 pm.
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LeAnn Rimes
The
National Weather Service
Firemen Injured During Middletown Training Exercise
Two Middletown Volunteer Fire Co. members were injured in a Sunday training burn at a vacant house on Coblentz Road. Deputy State Fire Marshal W Faron Taylor reported Steve Redding, 37, and Steve Ebner, 42, sustained first degree steam burns.
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W. Faron Taylor
Steve Redding
Steve R. Ebner
Coblentz Road
Israel to Return Tax Money to Palestinians as Gesture
Israel will release half of withheld Palestinian tax revenue, a goodwill gesture after Albright pressurized for broader release. The funds, tied to a July Jerusalem bombing, are believed to total over 67 million dollars. Palestinian and Israeli officials cited arrests and security steps as part of the exchange.
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Benjamin Netanyahu
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Ms. Albright
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Gaza Strip
Saeb Erekat
Saudi Arabia
Albright urges Arab donors to halt aid to militants
Secretary of State Madeleine Albright urged wealthy Arab states to deny financial support to Islamic militants. She pressed for women’s prominence in Arab agendas and noted preliminary talks in Washington and New York. She warned of stalled peace efforts amid regional tensions and warned of possible armed conflict.
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Ickes to be questioned again on Clinton Gore donations
Former presidential aide Harold Ickes will face a second Senate deposition over Democratic Party use of donations tied to Clinton and Gore. He already said he urged Clinton to call donors multiple times. Gore denies wrongdoing. DOJ reviews calls for possible independent counsel.
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Bosnians vote in local elections amid war-weary turnout
Bosnians flooded polling stations in Sarajevo and across Bosnia to cast ballots in local elections seen as shifting the country’s ethnic map. International envoy Carlos Westendorp praised the turnout while OSCE estimates indicate high prewar-home registration. results are expected days later.
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Carlos Westendorp
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OSCE
David Foley
Bay Area BART resumes service after weeklong strike
The San Francisco Bay area commuter rail system set to roll again Monday after a weeklong strike by 2,600 transit workers ended with a tentative four year contract. Commuters faced monumental traffic jams and packed buses as riders sought alternatives to reach San Francisco. BART carries about 275,000 riders daily during the work week.
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Calif
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Bay Area
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BART
Gore Allies Scramble as Fundraising Probe Intensifies
Vice President Al Gore faces scrutiny as Janet Reno reviews fundraising calls from the White House and a possible independent counsel. Democrats warn the probe could hamper Gore’s 2000 bid. polls show erosion in favorable views and growing support for investigation.
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Chelsea Clinton Begins Stanford Freshman Year Amid Privacy
The first daughter seeks a normal college life at Stanford while avoiding interviews and media glare. Chelsea Clinton, 17, will join 1,660 classmates as orientation starts with her parents accompanying her for welcome events. Stanford upholds student privacy and will not treat her as a celebrity.
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White House
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Secret Service
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