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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1986
Page
2
In Maryland, Snyder requests additional deputies after 25 calls since a recent drug bust near Mount Airy. County leaders differ on funding, with Berger urging expanded enforcement and Clagett noting authorized staffing limits. Separate AP briefs list Maryland and Pennsylvania lottery results.
A vigorous storm in the lower Great Lakes moves east and ends near the Virginia coast by Wednesday. Cooler air follows, with showers turning to brief snow flurries, especially in higher elevations. Western Maryland counties forecast showers tonight, cooler Wednesday, highs near the 40s, with lingering showers Wednesday night and Thursday, possibly mixing with wet snow in mountains. Temperature readings from Frederick, Westminster, Hagerstown, Cumberland, and Oakland show highs in the mid 60s and lows around the 30s.
Montgomery County police charged 2-year old Germantown man Raymond Elwood Porter with assault with intent to murder and two Mundys, 21, with assault and battery after a street knife fight over a parking complaint. George Davis remained hospitalized with stomach lacerations in satisfactory condition. The incident occurred on Crystal Rock Drive in the 1970s block Friday night.
West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl said Libya had challenged the international community by sponsoring terror, while American support for a nonviolent path remained. The 12-nation European Community chose diplomatic sanctions and several countries urged restraint. France, Denmark, Norway and the Netherlands denounced military action, and India’s Nonaligned Movement condemned the strike as unjustifiable, urging a political solution and investigation.
More than 4,000 Marcos supporters demonstrated at the U S Embassy in Manila as Marcos urged a radio audience to recognize his ally as acting president. He said he would return only with permission from Philippine leaders, while protesters burned a flag and shouted at embassy personnel.
Frederick city police arrested Brent A Jackson 3 of 156 W All Saints and Donnell A Foreman 24 Lintols Apartments with multiple counts of distributing marijuana PCP and related possession. Lt. Robert E. Thompson 35 of Carver Apartments faces distribution and possession charges. All are connected to a West All Saints Street street level drug enforcement operation. Jackson was released on own recognizance after a bond hearing. Foreman is held on 100000 bond. The investigation continues with six arrests last Friday on the same street.
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