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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1999
Page
2
A brief notice lists subscription options for the Tarmetigaea Mare rate plan with durations of one month, three months, six months, and one year. The offer appears under a carriers delivery section, detailing pricing structure.
Dispatchers at Central Alarm reported intimate address knowledge as units responded to a haze filling a room on Montevue Lane. Fire crews searched the building for over thirty minutes but found no smoke or source of the odor, according to Chuck Handiey, chef of Independent Hose Co.
Fragmentary fire log notes list scattered names and places such as Cor sate ToT, Neos oat, Sahny at Tie genes, Wurar, Sundeh, Py Wart, Wy Hie, Manet Aye, Hust firey. Content appears garbled OCR. No coherent incident details, dates, or authorities.
Israel's parliament passed a bill allowing extradition of citizens charged abroad while non residents can be extradited and tried overseas. Residents return for punishment. the law includes conditions for those who become residents after the crime and notes cases like Samuel Shahar remain unaffected.
An Everglades blaze, burning about 70 000 acres, threatens to grow as dry warm conditions and shifting winds persist. Firefighters from Texas and Arizona aided containment efforts as officials warn of a repeat of last summer’s massive fires with rainfall well below normal.
Julie Graham 40 and Bruce Graham 37 were injured in a single vehicle crash on U S 40A between Dahlgren and Fox Gap roads in Middletown. The 1991 Chevrolet Caprice hit a utility pole, rolled over, and stopped on the road. Both were treated at Washington County Hospital and released. Deputy Gary Cline leads the ongoing investigation.
David E Munday 30 of Frederick allegedly threw a bottle at Trooper Barry Stonestreet during a parole arrest at The Place bar on Grove Road. Munday grabbed K-9 Bowie, threw it, and attacked the trooper again. He was subdued, hospitalized, and charged with two counts of assault resisting arrest and cruelty to animals. He is held on $120000 bail.
Thurmont resident Tish Frederick, 37, was injured when a southbound car driven by Amy Morrobel-Sosa, 44, turned in front of Frederick on US 1A at Hayward Road. Frederick was flown to R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center and treated before release. Morrobel-Sosa reported no injuries.
Two volunteer firefighters spotted a fire at the South Carroll Church of the Nazarene in Eldersburg around 7 46 pm Saturday. Unattended candles ignited an organ and spread to walls and furnishings causing about 15000 dollars in damage before more firefighters arrived.
A Gaithersburg man was arrested by Frederick police for motor vehicle theft on Sunday at about 12:38 a.m. in the 100 block of West All Saints Street. Anthony J. Gardner was charged with theft of a motor vehicle and unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. The car was reported stolen in Montgomery County.
Firefighters tackled several brush fires Sunday afternoon along Gambrill Park Road and Mink Farm Road. Investigation continues into the blazes along Hamburg Road as crews worked to contain the flames.
Forecast for Frederick County and Maryland Mountains calls for today mostly cloudy and cool with highs near 60 and west winds around 10 mph. Tonight rain likely after midnight with lows in the low to mid 40s and a 60 percent rain chance. Tuesday expects rain tapering to showers with highs in the mid 50s and 70 percent rain. Extended outlook shows showers later Tuesday night and cooler temperatures followed by partly sunny Wednesday and mostly sunny Thursday and Friday with seasonable highs.
Weather forecasters predict continued cold dull skies over Western Maryland with possible rain tonight and Tuesday. National Weather Forecaster Phil Poole warns tornado risk exists nationally as April marks the start of tornado season and cites Worcester Mass. as a historical high casualty event in 1953. He notes Frederick County rarely experiences tornados due to leeward Appalachians and explains that Ohio Valley faces more tornado risk from windward mountains. A funnel cloud or green sky signals danger and should prompt action.
Scrambled lines describe Saturday and Sunday lottery results, with mentions of cash prizes and a large estate drawing. Names of draws are unclear but indicate winners and future drawings, including a $78 million figure and questions about the next large estate prize.
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