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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1993
Page
2
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Accu Weather predicts damp conditions in the Northeast with clouds and storms bringing rain to the Rockies by afternoon. Northwest cools, meanwhile Western Maryland reports rain tonight then clearing with 60s lows, warmer Saturday. Extended outlook shows sun Sunday and Monday with mid to upper 70s highs.
Ronald Price, a former Northeast High School teacher who admits having sex with seven students, has not received any money for a proposed made for TV movie about his life. Maryland officials seek a court order to freeze and earmark any contract proceeds for victims, arguing criminals cannot profit from stories about crimes. Price’s lawyer counters that the state law violates free speech, while officials say the law aims to protect innocent victims and recover funds if a crime is involved. A producer reportedly signed an option to market the story, but the contract details are undisclosed. The judge promised a ruling within days.
A bicyclist was critically injured when his bike collided with a car on Indian Springs Road. Mark Joseph Full, 36, of Single Tree Court Frederick, remained in critical care at Suburban Hospital Bethesda after a helmetless ride south in the 8700 block. Charles F Eyler TI, 36, of Indian Springs Road, drove the other vehicle. Deputy Gordon Geesey said Full was thrown unconscious, aided by Independent Hose Co and ALS crews, then flown by helicopter to Bethesda for several hours of surgery Wednesday night.
Kevin L. Brawner was named director of public works in Brunswick by Mayor Richard Goodrich. He will oversee water and wastewater operations, with the three departments merged under one boss, in a bid to streamline city services. Campbell promoted to assistant superintendent of water and wastewater. Denny Ingram remains as assistant superintendent of public works.
A head-on collision on Black Ankle Road Unionville seriously injured Joan V. Dixon 37 of Myersville. Dixon was flown to Johns Hopkins Baltimore Balti more hospital in fair stable condition. Deputy Tim Adams said Doug Brenner 25 Mount Airy was driving north while Dixon drove south.
Gail Hill, 45, of Frederick, was hospitalized in Baltimore after losing her left arm in a conveyor incident at Eastalco’s rod shop Tuesday night. She remained in stable condition Thursday as doctors could not reattach the severed limb above the elbow.
Police say three men in Street, Harford County argued with Ronald and Valerie Frank over unpaid wages for Frank's Landscaping. A threat to harm the Franks' rare pet goat led to a shot that killed the goat and gunfire at the Franks' Corvette, injuring no one.
Wisconsin judge allows English teacher Leslie Robins and his fiancee Colleen DeVries to divide the 111 million dollar Powerball jackpot. The couple will receive their first checks Friday at the Fond du Lac supermarket where Robins bought the ticket. Both testified they planned to share proceeds as they shared finances.
Baltimore AP reports the Daily Lottery numbers drawn on Thursday night. Pick 4 produced 221 9 with 2 2 1 and 9. Match 5 shows 9 1011 25.
Defense says Rodney Solomon was present but not driving when Pam Basu was dragged to her death during a carjacking. Prosecutors insist Solomon accelerated the car causing Basu to fall and die as she tried to reach her 2-year-old daughter Sarina. The case centers on the Sept. 8, 1008 incident in Savage near the Baltimore Washington area.
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