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  • Police: driver shoots would-be robber in Atlanta

    A would-be robber was fatally shot in southeast Atlanta during a gun battle that injured three people in a car.

    Police say the robber pulled a gun on a motorist Saturday night in southeast Atlanta.

    Police Maj. Keith Meadows told WSB-TV that a man in the car had a gun and fired at the robber, hitting him. The robber died at Grady Memorial Hospital.

    The man who reported firing in self-defense suffered an injury to his leg. Two women in the car were wounded in the back.

    The name of the robber and the victims have not yet been released.

    Meadows said police are still probing the robbery, which may be drug-related.

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    Information from: WSB-TV, http://www.wsbtv.com/index.html

  • MD Lottery

    These Maryland lotteries were drawn Sunday:

    Mega Millions

    Estimated jackpot: $25 million

    Midday 3

    0-1-3

    (zero, one, three)

    Midday 4

    7-4-5-8

    (seven, four, five, eight)

    Powerball

    Estimated jackpot: $62 million

  • Rehoboth Beach patrol: Surf calms as Earl exits

    The captain of the Rehoboth Beach patrol says rough surf in the aftermath of Earl has calmed.

    Capt. Kent Buckson says the surf was calmer Sunday morning than Saturday when 6- to 7-foot tall waves caused a number of injuries. No rescues or other incidents were reported Sunday morning, but Buckson said waves were expected to increase in size Sunday afternoon as high tide approaches.

    Lifeguards at Rehoboth Beach kept people out of the water Friday because of the storm, but the beaches were reopened on Saturday.

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