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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1994
Page
4
Local motor marketing note outlines subscription rates for one month three months six months and one year with delivered options in the marketing area and price details in pounds.
Louis Brown of Dana Point Calif says Star magazine misquoted his daughter Nicole Brown Simpson and that there is no truth to the May letter predicting O J Simpson killed her. He says he has an advance copy and disputes the tabloid report from Tarrytown.
Fire calls posted for 48 hours ending 8 pm Sunday and 9:47 am Saturday include house and building fires at 908 E D St Brunswick Jefferson Lovettsville Victor Cullen Center 6000 Cullen Dr Blue Ridge Summit Emmisburg Fort Washington Waynesboro 501 Prospect Blvd Prospect Plaza Apartments 4305 Fridge Dr Libertytown 4935pm Bill Moxley Rd Old National Pike Liberty town Green Valley Mount Ary New Market Solstice Court Brunswick Jefferson 6988 Golden Valley Ct apartment fire 10700 block Woodsboro Rd Brush fire New Midway Walkersville Woodsboro 4398 Pynte Ct Braddock Heights Crizens Independent 802 Warfield Dr Wires Down Mount Airy Mount Airy 510 Tritapoe Dr Mount Ay Brunswick Jefferson Ambulance calls Emergences 71 routines 7
An Arctic air mass pushed into the northern Rockies and Plains causing near zero afternoon temps and heavy snowfall in Montana with 11 inches at Nye and 18 inches at Mystic Lake. Wyoming saw 17 to 22 inches. Sierra Nevada and Lake Tahoe area reported substantial accumulations with chains required on Sierra highways. Temperatures set date records in Washington while Pacific Northwest coastal towns also logged record lows.
Cloudy with light rain and drizzle in the morning across Frederick County. Highs near 60 with 80 percent rain chances, variable tonight, then partly cloudy Tuesday. Maryland mountains show 80 percent morning rain, highs upper 50s, then low 50s Tuesday. Extended forecastdrying patterns with cooler midweek and mild late week.
Heavy rainfall of 1.5 inches in Frederick County slows to a drizzle as the National Weather Service calls for clouds through tonight with a high around 40. Tomorrow's high near 60. A minor crash occurred Monday at 8:23 a.m. at Md 26 and Old Liberty Road under investigation. Local meteorologist Paul Beale notes muddy fields but rainfall boosts crops and cattle on his 100 acre farm with 37 cattle.
A Maryland State Police report describes a late Saturday rape of a Frederick teen by a man who lured her with a job offer. She was approached near Market and Sixth streets and again on Seventh Street, then driven to a vacant area off Md. 85 where the assault occurred. The suspect is a Black man in his 30s, about 5 9 to 6 feet, 200 pounds, wearing a dark sweater and blue jeans. His car is dark two-door with a tan interior. He fled south on Md. 85 toward Buckeystown.
Maryland’s Lotto produced one jackpot winner in Saturday’s drawing worth about 1 million dollars. Five numbers were matched by 31 players at 1,063 dollars per ticket, and four numbers were matched by 1,778 players at 32 dollars each. The next Lotto prize is estimated at 1 million dollars.
Biologists monitor a bleeding disoriented northern right whale wandering down the Delaware River about 60 miles from the Atlantic as a second whale meanders in the Potomac. Officials seek mother calf link while a New England rescue team heads to assess in Philadelphia area.
A prisoner being moved from Brockridge in Jessup to Central Laundry in Sykesville escaped Friday night when the convoy halted at the main gate. As of Sunday he remained at large. Mark Robert Yentzer, 26, of Perry Hall, 6 feet tall and 170 pounds, with brown hair and eyes, is serving 10 months for car theft and eluding police.
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