Man sold forged JFK papers jailed for fraud
Lawrence Cusack, 48, of Fairfield Conn was sentenced to 10 years and three months in federal prison for mail and wire fraud. He duped investors of about 7 million by peddling forged documents claiming JFK secrets and a Marilyn Monroe link. He was ordered to repay investors as part of the sentence.
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Maryland Lottery Draws Friday Results
Baltimore AP reports Friday draws for Pick 3 9 9 9 Pick 4 1 0 6 1 and Cash in Hand showing -12-14-20 22-2941. Afternoon results include Pick 7 1 8? and Pick 4 4337 with limited readable digits.
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Taylor push for commuter flights from BWI to rural towns
FROSTBURG AP Com muter airplanes deserve the same public subsidy as buses and subways says Maryland House Speaker Casper K Taylor He urges state support for regular flights between BWI and Cumberland Hagerstown and southern St Marys County The proposal aims to link regional airports with commuter service and fund highway mass transit via a 6 percent sales tax study and regional talks are ongoing with Lt Governor Kathleen Kennedy Townsend and the Glendening administration.
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Frederick County and Maryland Beaches Forecast
Weather forecast for Frederick County and Maryland Beaches covers tonight through Tuesday. It notes clear to mostly sunny days with highs ranging from the upper 60s to mid 80s, nights in the upper 40s to upper 50s, and potential showers or thunderstorms spreading from the Rockies to the Southeast as Canadian air and tropical moisture interact.
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Storm Floyd Lingers Across New England
Storm Floyd effects linger across New England with showers and high water. Flooding remains the main danger as residents are rescued by boats and helicopters. Dozens killed and over a million lose power or water as rivers stay near flood stage. The weakened storm moved through Maine and exited into waters near Nova Scotia.
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Red Cross relief effort aids Floyd victims
Frederick County chapter volunteers assist Floyd affected residents. Susan James drives an emergency response vehicle to feed cleanup crews, while Bill Hasson and Ronnie Bell assess damage in Ceed County and Delaware. Tim Jones says data guides relief. Red Cross set up 958 shelters in 15 states and mobilized disaster workers from 45 states. Donations to American Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund Box 186 Walkersville 21793.
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Frederick man airlifted after I-70 crash with cement mixer
Leu H. Underwood, 35, of Frederick, was eastbound on I-70 when he attempted a lane change and struck the rear tire of a cement mixer, causing his 1995 Oldsmobile to overturn in the median. Underwood was flown to R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore. the mixer driver was unhurt.
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Fall Weather Forecast Ahead at Frederick Fair
The Frederick News-Post reports crisp autumn nights and warm afternoons this weekend with highs mid to upper 70s and overnight lows in the mid 40s to low 50s. Friday peak near 72 degrees after a 56 degree low, with jackets advised for evening events at the Great Frederick Fair.
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Wal Mart shoplifting suspects held on $7,000 bail
Police arrested three suspects after loss prevention at Wal Mart nabbed them Thursday. Robert Kemp was detained while Wilber Snowden 35 and Patrick Snowden 34, both of Baltimore, faced charges. Authorities said more than 1200 dollars of Wal Mart property were recovered along with 700 dollars in merchandise belonging to The Book Center and other local stores. The investigation continues.
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Fire log entries from New Market and nearby areas
Fire calls in the 24 hours ending 9 p.m. Friday include a building fire at 400 East Ridgeville Boulevard New Market at 6:38 a.m. A gas leak at 5734 Industry Lane United at 9:37 a.m. A house fire at 456 West South Street United Junior Citizens at 10:58 a.m. Ambulance calls listed as Emergencies and Routine. six.
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