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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1994
Page
2
Congress demands all studies and internal memos on nicotine dangers from seven leading tobacco companies. Executives defend cigarettes as no more harmful than coffee or sweets while lawmakers push for detailed chemical contents and amounts per cigarette.
Maryland lottery numbers drawn Thursday night include 8 1 2 in the Daily Lottery with 6 2 4 0 3 and 2 7 2 2 0 4 3 7 noted for the mateh.
Scattered thunderstorms stretched from the Great Lakes to the Gulf Coast as a cold front moved east. Hail up to baseball size fell in Iowa and Nebraska, winds reached 69 mph in Conrad, and flooding surged in the Midwest. Six deaths were blamed on Missouri Oklahoma Illinois and West Virginia floods amid three days of steady rain.
Detective Matt Prinder did not testify for the defense in the Paul G. Starkey case on marijuana and LSD charges. The judge halted a suppression hearing due to his absence and deputies could not confirm his status. The informant testified about LSD and marijuana deals, admitting past drug use but denying selling to Starkey. The trial resumed without the suppression hearing.
The region saw mild spring like warmth with 75 to 79 degrees locally and 87 in downtown Baltimore. Rain showers and possible thunderstorms are likely Saturday with a high in the low 70s. Sunday should be partly sunny and cooler, favorable for lawn care.
In Harmony Maryland Lisa Friedel and her parents argued over typical teen issues but Anna Kujawa the stepgrandmother says she saw no signs of abuse. Friedel is accused of killing her parents Laura and Larry Kujawa on March 31 by shooting them in the head with a 357 Magnum pistol found in their home.
A Libertytown mother, Janey Lawrence, 40, backed a 1987 Suburban from her driveway striking her 6-year-old son Nicholas as he moved his bike. Nicholas sustained a head gash and was flown to Johns Hopkins Hospital, where he remained in stable condition late Thursday.
Maryland will reopen its wage and hour office after a near three year closure. Six clerks and investigators are planned, reviving a service cut during the 1990 1991 recession that left workers with little recourse for unpaid wages. Senator Janice Piccinini pressed for funding after workers reported wage theft at Advanced Engineering Concepts Inc in Timonium and Joe Bondar pursued back pay for years.
Fire reports cover 24 hours with incidents at 3005 Ridge Road a.m. house fire near Libertytown Fort Detrick Building 1675 at 4 30 p.m. a building fire on Harpers Ferry Road Morgan Pines Road in Brunswick at 7 38 p.m. Wires down. Ambulance calls total emergencies 24 routines 0.
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