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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 2001
Page
2
In Birmingham Alabama a pivotal hearing on Bobby Frank Cherry the former Ku Klux Klan member faces murder charges from the 1963 State Street Baptist Church bombing. Judge James Garrett will review expert reports after a 10 week mental health facility evaluation to decide if Cherry is competent for trial.
A small animal, likely a squirrel, disrupted power service for about 1,400 customers in Middletown. Allegany Power spokesman Guy Fletcher said the creature entered the Middletown substation, causing equipment failure. The outage started at 8:25 am and was restored around 11 am.
Fire log entries report scattered calls ending Saturday with multiple locations and vague descriptions. Items include structure and brush fires at streets and towns with units such as Independent and United Citizen noted, but many names and places are garbled. Ambulance and routine entries appear alongside unclear timestamps and addresses.
A 32-year-old Mount Ay mass? Mount Aiymas driver fled a traffic stop after slamming a Jeep Cherokee into a home at 120 W Fourth St Frederick around 2 a.m. Police identified Kenneth Lloyd Robinson of Long Corner Road as the suspect. He faces driving while intoxicated and eluding charges among others. No injuries reported and Robinson refused medical care.
NOAA officials noted Olga, a recharged subtropical storm turned hurricane, drifting erratically in the Atlantic after Nov 24. Swells battered central and southeast Bahamas and Turks and Caicos as forecasters warned of persistent dangerous surf likely to reach Florida’s east coast, though Olga’s path remained uncertain and variable.
A motorcyclist, Ralph Christy of Bethesda, was listed in stable condition Sunday at Suburban Hospital after a 1992 Yamaha crash on Md 80 at Park Mills Road near noon Saturday, according to Maryland State Police.
Fragmentary lottery notice shows Pick 4 and multi draw lines with several digit strings. Text is garbled, unreadable in parts, but references Pi Pick 4 Casi Ln Hand and scattered sequences like 1-05-05 98-11-18 and 11-15-10-3344-48, suggesting a local lottery result brief.
Frederick County tonight clear with lows near 30. Tuesday partly cloudy highs 57 to 62 and southwest winds 5 to 10 mph. Tuesday night partly cloudy with lows 35 to 40. Maryland reaches tonight mostly clear with lows in the lower 30s. Tuesday sunny highs in the lower 60s with northwest to southwest winds. Tuesday night clear with lows mid 40s. Wednesday partly sunny with highs near 70. Extended outlook shows mostly sunny Wednesday, clear nights, some Thursday showers possible, warm and breezy with highs upper 50s to 60s, then cooler by Friday. Saturday mostly clear.
A pattern of mild dry weather dominates the eastern half of the country on Monday with clear skies and a patch of rain and snow moving into the East. A weak low pressure area may brush the Northeast while the Midwest and Great Lakes expect a developing storm, and the Plains see strong southerly winds ahead of Rockies storms.
Attorneys for Andrea Yates contend prosecutors seek the death penalty in bad faith as a ploy to secure a conviction in the bathtub drownings of her five children. The defense moves to prevent jurors opposed to the death penalty from serving, while prosecutors defend the standard for possible capital sentencing. Yates, 37, faces two capital murder charges for drowning her children in June. her trial is set for January. She pleads innocent by reason of insanity, with family saying she suffered postnatal depression after each birth. Harris County DA Chuck Rosenthal asserts only his office knows the evidence and that excluding those unwilling to follow the law does not guarantee an unduly conviction-ready jury. The case hinges on whether jurors can weigh death as an option.
A 1999 Chevrolet pickup rolled over in the eastbound lanes of I-70 near Md 75 at 0:42 am Saturday after the driver lost control. Jeffrey Tyler of Frederick was flown to R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore and discharged the next day. No other vehicles were involved.
Frederick police arrested 31 year old Richard A Waite in the 400 block of Klinehart's Alley after officers stopped him for questioning and noticed crack cocaine being held in his mouth. Officer Michael Josh Weaver and Officer Paul Beliveau led the arrest at 11:50 p.m. Friday.
From December 1 to December 31 2001 self employed individuals including spouses and dependents may enroll under the Maryland Small Group Comprehensive Standard Health Benefit Plan with no medical screening. For details contact Educators Mutual Life Insurance Company Lancaster PA at 717 397 9714 ext 5383.
Frederick city police say James Edward Disney, 45, ran a stop sign at 4:26 am Saturday and faced charges of driving while impaired and drug possession. Officers found a half smoked marijuana cigarette in the ashtray and released him on own recognizance.
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