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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1993
Page
2
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Pope John Paul II arrives in Kingston for a planned visit as a follow up to his apology for Catholic Church ties to slavery and colonization. The trip, beginning amid non Catholic tensions and reggae festivals, marks his 60th foreign journey.
Fire log reports a sequence of incidents this weekend including townhouse and house fires at 13% David Lane Braddock Heights and 1270 area, brush fires in Mount Airy and New Market, and a gas leak at North Place. Ambulance calls recorded 79 emergencies and 2 routines. Maryland lottery results list Daily Pick 4 and Lotto numbers plus Match Five and Pick 4 for Sunday night.
Accu Weather forecasts Tuesday heat and humidity from Texas to the Dakotas with dry warm conditions elsewhere. A few thunderstorms cross the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley while the Northwest remains pleasant and the Southwest stays hot. Maryland areas report fair tonight and partly sunny Tuesday with highs near 0.
President Clinton nominated Lynne Ann Battaglia, Barbara Mikulski’s chief of staff, to be Maryland’s U.S. attorney, along with Prince George’s County State’s Attorney Alex Williams and two Maryland jurists for federal district judgeships. Debra Chasanow and Peter Messitte were also nominated, marking a major court expansion with Greenbelt’s new federal courthouse planned next year. Battaglia, 47, plans to focus on white collar health industry crimes and urban violent crime. Williams, 45, is a prominent Prince George’s official and 1996 elected. Chasanow, 45, a federal magistrate since 1987. Messitte, 52, of Chevy Chase, a nominee for a seat.
Attorneys for two officers accused in a fatal motorist beating moved for a mistrial after jurors were shown films during a break. Including Malcolm X and Bodyguard, the movies were chosen by a court rep, prompting Judge George Crockett III to refer the motion to another judge. The officers, Larry Nevers and Welter Budzyn, face second degree murder charges.
In Brussels Albert, Prince of Liege, is enthroned as King Albert I at age 59. He pledges allegiance to the constitution in a ceremony watched by over 600 people including lawmakers and diplomats. Queen Fabiola sits composed as a protest by Jean-Pierre Van Rossem interrupts the oath.
Clark L. Bittinger, 54, of Libertytown, remained hospitalized in stable condition at Frederick Memorial after amputation following a silage silo entanglement with a power take-off. Fire and rescue crews spent 14 hours freeing him from the James E. Baker farm. Maryland State Police investigate.
A cyclist injured in an accident on Indian Springs Road near Frederick remained in critical condition Monday at Suburban Hospital in Bethesda. Mark Joseph Full, 36, of Single Tree Court, Frederick, was thrown from his bike and flown by helicopter for surgery after the Wednesday collision. he was not wearing a helmet, per sheriff reports.
A 14 year old girl from Adamstown was flown to the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore after a boating incident on the Potomac near Clear Spring around 4 45 p m. Cpl Gregory Bartles of Maryland Natural Resources Police said a ski line became wrapped around her arm when another boat cut across the water pulling her into the river. The second boat operator Steven Hyson 37 of Clear Brook Virginia was charged with negligent operation of a boat.
Townspeople reinforce sandbag barriers in Cape Girardeau as the Mississippi River remains near 48 feet. Officials warn against complacency with a crest still uncertain, noting ongoing levee protection efforts by the Army Corps of Engineers in St Louis.
Jay Tyson 45, a Mount Airy, Maryland native known for opposing Georgia officials over removing the Confederate emblem from the state flag, was shot and died at a Valdosta nightclub floor. Two robbers, masked, fled after wounding Tyson. bar owner Cliff Williams was shot in the knee but survived.
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