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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1998
Page
2
Matt States presents a brief notice about a care subscription plan offering monthly and multi month options. It outlines pricing for one month three months six months and one year in a marketing area, with emphasis on delivery of carer services.
Allegheny Power cut electrical supply to about 1,400 customers in Old Receiver Shookstown and Edgewood Church roads for about an hour Thursday afternoon due to an equipment fault. A separate outage in Mount Pleasant affected around 900 customers after tree trimmers snagged lines around 9 a.m. Debbie Beck, the company’s spokesperson, noted the issues and emphasized fixing problems before they worsen.
Union Bridgeman was injured Wednesday evening when the pickup he drove overturned after hitting an embankment on Coppermine Road toward Woodsboro near Pine Tree Road. The single-vehicle crash occurred about 5 50 pm. Richard Wayne Beaver was flown to the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore. Mr Beaver was released after treatment.
The Maryland lottery results show Thursday afternoon numbers for Pick 3 5 6 8 and Pick 4 1 7 2 1. Thursday night draws list Pick 3 results as not provided and Pick 4 3 2 7 5.
Frederick and Montgomery counties report mostly sunny today with highs in the 80s. Tonight partly cloudy with lows near 60 to upper 60s. Saturday partly sunny with highs in the 80s. Maryland mountains and beaches show similar patterns with warm days and cool nights. Extended outlook calls for partly sunny conditions through Tuesday and a chance of showers Tuesday night.
Clear skies and mild temperatures dominated Thursday as high pressure brought calm conditions to the mid Atlantic and Northeast. Showers and storms dotted Florida, Georgia, Wisconsin, Nebraska, Texas, New Mexico, Utah, and Colorado, with Needles hitting 102 and Lake Tahoe dipping to 32.
Maryland state prosecutor asked a judge to extend the Howard County grand jury term examining possible wiretap violations by Linda Tripp. The jury, meeting twice monthly since March, is to adjourn Sept. 17 after two more sessions. The judge did not indicate whether he would approve the extension. Tripp faces a Maryland felony count for taping conversations without consent, carrying up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine. Prosecutors must show she knew tapping was illegal.
A Frederick woman reports stolen baby shower gifts from her park front van, including a child car seat. Police investigate. she suspects the thief unlocked the van Wednesday and took items given by family, not just for money but for sentiment.
Clay Dinkel a 12 year old from Middletown was rushed Thursday afternoon to Johns Hopkins Hospital pediatric ICU after falling from his bicycle on Feldspar Road. He landed on his head and was not wearing a helmet. Braddock Heights ambulance personnel and a county paramedic treated him before air transport to the trauma center.
Three men were arrested on drug charges by Frederick Police Department late Thursday. Between 9.50 and 10.45 pm officers seized cocaine in two locations, charging Ronald Keith Boddie with possession and probation violation, Anthony Santos with distribution and possession and intent to distribute, and Alonzo Jones Carpenter with possession. Boddie and Santos awaited bail hearings. Carpenter jailed on $500 bail.
Christina Reid of Ellicott City won the 4-H small pet and wildlife contest at the Howard County Fair with her pet ferrets Pebbles and Shauna. Exhibitors face judging in appearance health and knowledge, with a one page story required. The fair features numerous shows and nightly entertainment including a parade and performances.
Fire calls reported in the 24 hours to 8 p.m. Thursday include a Walkersville Middle School building fire at 5 Frederick St and incidents in Walkersville, Woodsboro, Libertytown, New Windsor. A farm machinery fire occurred at 3405 Sam's Creek Road in Libertytown and a call at Molter Avenue near US 15 in New Windsor. Emergency services were dispatched to the various locations.
An emergency line report notes a vehicle fire involving Junior Ambulance crews responding to the scene. Authorities activated lines 7 2 as part of the incident response and potential safety assessments were underway.
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