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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1996
Page
2
Larry LaPrise known as The Hokey Pokey Man died last week at age 83 in Boise Idaho after a long career with the Postal Service. The obscure songwriter left little fame or fortune despite creating the children's dance song.
Maryland lottery results released across Pick 3 0 58 Pick 4 31 41 Bonus Match 5 4 10 11 27 31 Bonus Lotto 08 17 16 19 42 47. Afternoon draw: Pick 3 6 46 Pick 4 2 44 6. In Monocacy Counseling coverage, Jacque Jenkins C A C is noted as a member not founder of the Maryland Student Assistance Program.
A printing error in Sears ads for Thursday April 11 Sunday April 14 and Wednesday April 17 misidentified RCA satellite system 18 as 240414. It should read 240413 DS3230RA. We regret any confusion this may have caused our customers.
Rex T. Chao, 19, of Port Washington New York, was shot and killed at Johns Hopkins University after a dispute with fellow student Robert John Harwood Jr. Harwood, 22, of Hopkinton Rhode Island, faces first degree murder charges. The shooting occurred after a political meeting at Shriver Hall and led to a campus pursuit and arrest. Chao was a political science sophomore. Harwood was set to graduate with a 4.0 GPA.
Frederick City Police arrested 29 year old Otheo Chenelle Lee after an undercover operation on South Bentz Street. A crack pipe with residue and a bag of marijuana were found on her, and she faces multiple charges including distribution and possession with intent to distribute. Lee is held on 75000 bail.
Montgomery County police report two men robbed the Diamond Exchange at 5244 Randolph Road in Leekman’s Plaza on Tuesday at 4 p.m. One suspect, armed with a semi automatic handgun, forced employees to a back office as a second man locked the front door. They stole jewelry and cash including an engagement ring, then fled via rear and front exits. Police described the armed robber as a 5 feet 8 inches, 210 pound white male with short brown curly hair, wearing a dark windbreaker and gold necklace. no description available for the second man.
Tonight mostly clear with lows near 50 and west winds 10 to 15 mph. Friday mostly sunny and warm with highs around the upper 70s and west winds near 15 mph. Extended outlook calls for partly sunny showers west of the day Saturday with cooler temperatures later Sunday through Monday. East Shore area mixed with foggy to partly cloudy, highs in the low 70s Friday.
The Associated Press reports dry and warmer conditions in the Southeast as a high pressure moves east. Rain and wind spread across the Plains with possible thunderstorms. Snow possible in Maine and northern regions, and mountain snow in western Washington Oregon and the Rockies. Temperatures top 50 in the Pacific Northwest and central Plains.
Maryland State Police arrested a juvenile and an adult Wednesday night for possessing burglar tools with intent to use them in burglary after stopping a maroon Ford pickup at a Seventh day Adventist site on Md 180. The driver, 19 year old Robert Richard Lenox of Frederick, was arrested and released on his own recognizance. A 17 year old Frederick youth was also arrested and released to his sister.
Fire calls reported at multiple addresses including 12437 A Detour Road 5 30 pm a truck fire at Jefferson and autos automatic alarms at Carroll Manor Utica Road Lewistown Walkersville Coventry Lake Drive and Fort Detrick trash fire at 23 W Patrick Street plus a weekend forecast from the Sterling Virginia National Weather Service predicting sunny breezy warmer days with upper 60s to lower 70s and a cooler next week high 52 with gusts up to 27 mph
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