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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1996
Page
2
Frederick County Sheriff's Office warns residents after a black male 50 to 55, with goatee and afro, defrauded Golden Corral by ordering a to go drink and swapping bills to obtain extra cash. Deputies ask for tips to Deputy Mark Cullember at 631-3678 or Frederick County Crime Solvers at 663-3200.
Mount St. Marys College and Hood College Republicans will travel to New York to attend Rush Limbaughs television taping. About 14 Mount students and 10 Hood students join 49 other colleges from 18 states for the event. Officials note limited tickets, late shows, and faculty guidance for absences.
Milik Jenkins, 19, of North Wisner Street, was charged with first degree rape after a woman said he broke into her home and assaulted her. Investigators report he raped her at gunpoint on West Fifth Street at 3 a.m. Sunday and battered her, with additional charges including second degree rape and three handgun counts. The victim received hospital treatment and was released. Jenkins held without bail.
A broad storm system affects the East with rain in New England and the coastal mid Atlantic and thunderstorms near the Outer Banks. Appalachians see showers and flurries while the West experiences showers from central California into Idaho and the Pacific Northwest rain and mountain snow. Sunshine dominates the rest of the nation. In Frederick County today expect increasing clouds and breezy rain likely in the afternoon with highs 55 to 60 and 60 percent rain, tonight windy with rain and thunderstorms, lows near the lower 50s, Tuesday showers then clearing. Maryland Mountains follow similar patterns with rain, wind, and a shift to snow showers Tuesday afternoon. Extended forecast calls for partly cloudy midweek and warmer conditions by Friday.
Kevin J. Kramer of Sioux City Iowa died when the SWAT truck he drove slid off a muddy dirt road outside the Freemen compound in Jordan Montana. The fatal crash occurred during the ongoing standoff that began March 25 and was not directly tied to the federal operation.
A sequence of fire department logs records numerous incidents including brush fires, vehicle and building fires, automatic alarms, and field fires across towns such as Urbana Green Valley New Market Libertytown Walkersville Mount Airy Boonsboro Braddock Heights Hy atstown and Frederick. Units listed include Citizens Independent Junior United and local fire departments with times from 3:52 a.m. to 7:49 p.m. on a Saturday and Sunday entries.
Frederick City Police report a man pried into the closed pharmacy area at Martin's Food Market on Seventh Street Sunday at 9 p.m. He fled with pain killers, described as sandy haired and stocky in his 20s, pushing the manager aside and last seen driving a red Mazda with Pennsylvania plates. No weapons were used.
Baltimore reports no winner for Saturdays Maryland Lottery estimated at one million. Numbers listed include 3 4 7 1457 with five picks, and other draws from Sunday evening show Pick 3 61 Pick 4 2659 Match Five 45 12 13 33. Next drawing expected around 3.5 million.
A tornado tore through northern Arkansas killing seven and injuring at least 30 as it damaged Holiday Mountain Resort in Izard County and wrecked campers. It struck Allison, then crossed the White River into Sylamore, with widespread trees downed and power failures affecting more than 3,000 homes. Authorities warned damage assessments would rise at daylight.
The Frederick area enjoyed sunny skies and warm temps with a Friday high near 90 degrees. Sunday reached 60 by 10 a.m as cooler air moved in. rain forecasts vanished and weekend precipitation did not occur.
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