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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 2001
Page
2
A fragmented OCR item lists multiple phone numbers 301-662-1177 301-662-1162 1-800-456-1177 and 301-698-5208 with routine mentions of subscriptions rates and routing details. It resembles a newspaper contact box or classified snippet.
A lone robber robbed the Farmers and Mechanics Bank branch at 1305 W Seventh St Freder ick Shopping Center Monday. Police said a light-skinned black man, 18 to 25, about 5 ft 6 in to 3 ft 7 in and 160 to 170 pounds, wearing a black referee style cap with a large G, a white T shirt and striped warm-up pants fled on foot with an undisclosed sum after presenting a note demanding money. No weapon was displayed and no injuries were reported.
AP report from Ellicott City states a White House Secret Service officer will face no charges over a 3 year old son's gunshot injury. The 33 year old father Kenneth Bouley was charged with access to firearms by minors but prosecutors say proving the father knew a child would access the weapon is too high a standard. The boy was critically wounded but now at home. The officer remains on paid leave pending an administrative hearing.
In a 5 1 ruling the California Supreme Court barred survivors from suing gunmaker Navegar Inc over the 1993 San Francisco skyscraper massacre. The court held state product liability rules do not permit such lawsuits, despite arguments that Navegar marketed the TEC DC9 to criminals and should have foreseen misuse. Justice Ming W Chin noted the tragedy but affirmed the public policy against blame on manufacturers. Justice Kathryn Mickle Werdegar dissented, urging a trial on negligence in marketing the weapon.
Pinar M. Menendez of Silver Spring pleaded guilty to solicitation of a minor on a computer and attempted second degree sex offense. He faces up to years in jail at sentencing in September by Montgomery County Circuit Court Judge DeLawrence. Maryland State Police Cpl. Marc Price led the undercover operation, posting as "Chris717" to lure a presumed year old boy from Colveabin sieneniee who responded by email. Menendez drove to Centennial Park in Columbia where he was confronted by Price and another trooper. He acknowledged seeking sexual contact with the minor. State's Attorney Douglas F. Gansler urged parents to see Internet dangers.
A 16 year old Rockville boy faces second degree murder as an adult for the July 29 shooting of his 13 year old brother Alex. Montgomery County State's Attorney FE Ganster said the initial assault charge against John Aaron Hyman will hold until indictment and may move to juvenile court. The teen used a .357 handgun owned by their father, who faces charges of illegal access to firearms.
A 24 hour fire log lists brush fires at New Midway 13529 Good Intent Road and 10619 Woodsboro Pike near Woodsboro 411 pm. Truck fire at 1-70 near Catoctin Creek 255 am. Local alarms at Casa Rica Restaurant 1399 W Patrick St and 10940 Harney Road Emmitsburg 515 pm. Ambulance emergencies total 63 with 3 runs noted as Roubnes.
The article lists nightly and afternoon Maryland lottery results with Pick 3 numbers 03 1 and 2 5 9, Pick 4 numbers 07 83 and 1 1 4, Let It Ride 6 9 1 8, and Cash In Hared 07 08 22 23 27 29.
Partly cloudy with fog and hot humid periods dominate the Frederick County readouts. Forecasts show nightly lows around 70s, highs in the 90s, and daily chances of showers or thunderstorms varying by day, with cooler trends toward Sunday and gradual clear periods.
Barry approached the Alabama coast with eye crossing the state, but winds fell from about 65 mph to 30 mph and it downgraded to a tropical low. The storm downed trees and power lines, blacking out over 37,000 Gulf Power customers in Florida. By evening, 98 percent of outages were restored, with remaining outages in Destin, Fort Walton Beach, and Panama City areas as the center drifted southwest of Tuscaloosa near the Alabama Mississippi line.
In Greeneville Tennessee Willie Hensley described his tin roofed home being saved by rope as floodwaters rose up to 20 feet after 12 inches of rain. Officials said hundreds of homes roads and bridges were damaged with no deaths or injuries reported in Tennessee though one person drowned in eastern Kentucky and a woman remained missing there.
Lane earns top prize in an organ competition after a local AGO chapter scholarship. A current Eastman School sophomore, he studies organ and harpsichord, serves as assistant organist at Thirdman Church Rochester, and plans a bachelor of music in musical arts at Eastman. He is the son of Rev Albert and Deyna Lane of Walkersville.
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