Cumberland youths questioned over $100000 plant vandalism
Allegany County investigators questioned three Cumberland boys aged 15 and 16 in connection with a $100,000 vandalism spree at the A.E. 35 Warrior Run construction site south of Cumberland. Detective Craig Robertson said the juveniles likely will be charged as juveniles within days after damaging seven construction vehicles and a pickup. Lottery results followed.
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Cumberland
Allegany County
Craig Robertson
A.E
Warrior Run
Brunswick pub owner fined for drinking on job
The Frederick County Liquor Board fined Beaglehole Inc owner Robert T. Jones Jr. 600 dollars for drinking on duty at Gallagher's Pub in Brunswick. Cpl. Stottlemyer testified Jones admitted drinking July 20 and Cpl. Kessler saw an open beer on August 2. A 30 day license suspension loomed if trouble continued. Jones may surrender the license to avoid fines and probation. Co-owner Joseph Harrington of Uncle Willie's was acquitted of on duty intoxication.
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Frederick County Liquor Board
Robert T. Jones Jr
Beaglehole, Inc
Gallagher's Pub
Maple Ave
Brunswick
Cpl
George Stottlemyer
Maryland State Police
Jones
Frederick County
J. A. Kessler
Brunswick Police Department
Uncle Willie's
E. Potomac St
Joseph P. Harrington
Liquor Board
Cpl. Kessler
Police make drug arrests in Frederick stop
Three Washington County men were arrested after a Frederick officer stopped a vehicle for running a red light at 12 11 am in the 500 block of North Bentz Street. A strong marijuana odor led to a search revealing marijuana and paraphernalia. Driver Bruce W Hinman 18 of Hagerstown and passengers Joshua B Middiekauff 18 and Ronald J Turner 18 were charged. Hinman’s vehicle seized. all three at Frederick County Central Booking for bail screening.
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Washington County
Frederick
Allen Yingling
Yingling
North
Bentz Street
Bruce W. Hinman
Hagerstown
Hinman
Mr. Hinman
Joshua B. Middiekauff
Ronald J. Turner
Williamsport
Frederick County
Two Injured In Md 355 Embankment Crash
Two Frederick residents escaped serious injury when their 1991 Toyota struck an embankment on Md 355 south of Araby Church Road and overturned. Enkhjargal Custodio 23 drove north and lost control, skidding into the southbound lane and landing on its side. Hongarous Haulin 20, a passenger, both were flown to the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore in fair condition with expected release today.
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Frederick
MD. 355
Araby Church Road
Maryland
Robert McAfee
Enkhjargal Custodio
West Key Parkway
McAfee
Three Montgomery County men arrested on weapon charges
Frederick police stopped a red Ford Mustang for a wrong way move on South Market Street at 12 19 a m. Tremayne Theron Turner 20 Germantown admitted two handguns in the car a .38 revolver and a 9 mm pistol found in the glove box. Lennard N Gilham 21 Gaithersburg and Kenneth W Douglas Jr 23 Gaithersburg were charged with transporting a handgun on a public road. All three jailed awaiting bail hearings in Frederick County District Court.
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Montgomery County
Frederick
South Market Street
James Martin
David Armstrong
Citizens Way
South Court Street
Tremayne Theron Turner
Germantown
Martin
Turner
Bruce DeGrange
Frederick County
Frederick and State Forecasts: Mild Week Ahead
The forecast calls for tonight mostly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of showers and lows around 60. Thursday should be partly sunny with highs in the lower 80s and light north winds. Extended outlook shows clear nights, sunny days, and occasional showers Sunday with temperatures in the 75 to 80 range. Beach forecast mirrors warm, partly cloudy conditions with a 30 percent rain chance tonight and highs in the low 80s Thursday.
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Frederick County
A Few Showers Damp East Across Regions
Light rain fell across the Pacific Northwest while thunderstorms moved toward Arizona and New Mexico. Cooler air spread into the northern Plains and Great Lakes, dipping into the lower Ohio and Mississippi valleys. Scattered showers and isolated storms could reach Arkansas and western Tennessee, with mild conditions along the Eastern seaboard and scattered storms from the Carolinas to Florida. Central and northern Plains, Rockies, Southwest remained fair and dry, with Arizona, New Mexico, and southern Utah forecast for widely scattered showers and storms.
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Pacific Northwest
Arizona
New Mexico
Plains
Great Lakes
Ohio
Mississippi
Arkansas
Tennessee
Seaboard
Carolinas
Florida
Pennsylvania
New York
Texas
Panhandle
Rockies
California
Utah
Water service interruption in Middletown tonight
Middletown residents face a planned water outage from 9 30 p m to 11 30 p m with possible no supply during the window. After service resumes expect fluctuating pressure and some sediment. contact town office at 301 371 6171 with questions.
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Middletown
Correction on 4-H cake auction buyers and baker age
Tuesday edition corrects the grand champion cake buyer to include Frall Developers, C.J. Miller Inc. and Masonry Contractors Inc. The cake was baked by 11 year old Sarah Bofinger, not 9.
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Frall Developers
C.J. Miller Inc
Masonry Contractors Inc
Sarah Bofinger
Warm sunny spell continues in Frederick with 80 high
Weather continues warm and sunny in Frederick with a Tuesday high near 80 and overnight low 54. National Weather Service calls for more 80s with breezes and a chance of showers today. Lows in the 60s. Thursday mainly partly sunny with mid 80s. Friday and Saturday stay in the 80s with 50s nights. Sunday partly cloudy with 60s lows.
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Frederick
Frederick News- Post
National Weather Service
U N helicopter crash kills eleven in central Bosnia
A United Nations helicopter carrying sixteen aboard including an international mediator crashed nine miles southeast of Bugojno in central Bosnia. Eleven people died, four were injured, one was reported missing. The craft, a Soviet made Mi 6 HIP, was leased from Ukraine.
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Sarajevo
Bosnia-Herzegovina
U.N
Bosnia
Bugojne
Liam McDowall
McDowall
Gerd Wagner
Germany
Wagner
Carlos Westendorp
Spain
United Nations
Ukraine
Alexander Ivanko
NATO
Ivanko
Bugojno
Brcko
F-16 collision near Atlantic City. pilots survive
Two F-16s collided off Atlantic City while training for night flying. Three pilots parachuted or landed damaged jets, all rescued and treated. two crews were later released from Atlantic City Medical Center. A board investigates causes.
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Pomona
N.J
Atlantic City
Atlantic Ocean
U.S
National Guard
Roger Pharo
Air National Guard
177Th Fighter Wing
Coast Guard
Thomas Peck
John Dwyer
New Jersey National Guard
Atlantic City Medical Center
White student sues Elkmont officials over harassment claims
A 17 year old white student filed a federal suit in Huntsville alleging Elkmont High School principal Steve Pettus and Vice Principal Stan Davis harassed him for friendships with Black students. The complaint says Davis taunted him and his mother about dancing with a Black girl and Pettus accused him of improper behavior, affecting his grades and school life. The Limestone County School System is named in the suit.
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Athens
Ala
Curt Bentley
Elkmont High School
U.S. District Court
Huntsville
Stan Davis
Bentley
Davis
Martha Bentley
Steve Pettus
Steven Bentley
Curt
Limestone County
Elkmont
Alabama
Les Bivens
Reynolds Wrap 50th anniversary honored by Smithsonian
Smithsonian to include an original Reynolds Wrap box in its Domestic Life collection marking fifty years since the foil’s 1947 launch. The product began when Clarence Manning tested foil for a turkey pan, leading Reynolds Metals to market it for household use.
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Richmond
Reynolds Wrap
Smithsonian Institution
Reynolds Metals
Clarence Manning
Manning
Fossil find sparks T rex size questions in Montana
NE Montana fossil discovery on a cattle ranch draws FBI scrutiny for an unauthorized weekend dig. Keith Rigby of Notre Dame says the pubis bone measures at least 52 inches, potentially the largest T rex diesel or a new giant carnivore. Identification not complete. could redefine the tyrant king.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
FBI
Keith Rigby
University of Notre Dame
Rigby
Earthwatch
Watertown
Mass
Nations approve draft ban on anti-personnel mines
More than 100 nations approved a draft treaty calling for an immediate and total ban on anti-personnel mines, despite U S objections. Talks adjourned for a formal vote and a December signing in Ottawa is planned as Washington weighs its position.
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U.S
Oslo
Norway
United States
Clinton
Eric Newsom
Washington
Britain
Diana
Newsom
Korean Peninsula
Canada
Othe
Ottawa
Russia
China
India
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