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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1986
Page
2
AP reports Maryland and District of Columbia lotteries drawn Monday night and on April 7 1988. Maryland daily lottery numbers 2 1 8 and pick four 481 1. Washington DC daily double numbers 74 40.
President Reagan attended the Orioles opener tossing a first ball to catcher Rick Dempsey. After a perfect strike he autographed the ball for a Johns Hopkins patient. Reagan sat in the dugout with Peter Ueberroth and Edward Bennett Williams before leaving after two innings with the Orioles down 3-0. Orioles manager Earl Weaver played it cool noting Reagan had no effect on the game.
A cold front crosses Maryland bringing significantly cooler weather for the week with a small chance of sprinkles on Wednesday. High pressure to its west will yield fair conditions in the Great Plains region. Western Maryland remains partly cloudy breezy and cooler tonight with lows near 40 and Wednesday showers possible. Maryland mountains see cooler today with highs in the 40s and a few showers Wednesday. Yesterday temperatures ranged Frederick 72 and 47, Westminster 72 and 45, Hagerstown 73 and 44, Cumberland 70 and 47, Oakland 71 and 44.
Annapolis session wraps with new rules on punitive damages insurance, S&L regulations, and a stadium study commission for Baltimore or another NFL team. A regional presidential primary move to March 1986 is approved, while talks on a one time tax amnesty fail. Housing livability codes gain final House approval across counties and Baltimore City.
Vickie L. York, real estate manager and longtime Gaithersburg resident, announces candidacy for mayor on April 28, aiming to bring fresh ideas and open government. She cites the city’s growth, infrastructure, and a proposed semiannual town meeting to boost citizen input, while contrasting her approach with past leaders and pledging energy and accessibility. York, a Woodlin Hills resident, serves on the Landlord-Tenant Commission and chairs local political affairs, challenging three-term councilmember W Edward Bohrer Jr. for the top post.
Wayne A. Chase a 20 year old of 428 Merust Lane was arrested by Frederick city police after a domestic dispute and tied to two January purse snatchings at Carmack Jay s and Montgomery Ward in Frederick Towne Mall. He faces two counts each of robbery assault with intent to rob theft battery and destruction of property and is held on 250 000 bond.
Testimony from Rojeewicz, a Washington psychiatrist at St. Elizabeths, faults Garofano for sexual involvement with a patient and argues the acts caused two suicide attempts. He says Garofano should have referred the patient, noting the trial questions whether doctor patient sex violated standards. The Health Claims Arbitration panel previously ordered Garofano to pay $350,000 for medical expenses and $550,000 as punitive damages. The jury must decide if medical malpractice occurred amid complex ethics debates and damaged patient outcomes.
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