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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1995
Page
2
A Montgomery County police officer was hospitalized after being struck by a suspect’s car in a parking lot as he fled. The suspect rammed a patrol car, fled on foot after abandoning a vehicle, and remained at large. the officer underwent foot surgery and was reported in good condition.
Sterling Land Corp seeks a permit to appropriate and use water. A public hearing at 7:30 p.m. tonight at the Carroll County Library Mount Airy branch will allow the applicant and interested parties to present facts and arguments. Call (410) 631-3000 for details.
Middletown officials debated proposed pay raises for the burgess and commissioners at a workshop and Monday meeting. The plan to raise burgess pay from 300 to 500 and commissioner pay from 100 to 200 was tabled amid questions about budgets and comparable rates in similar towns. Members suggested funds might instead hire a water system superintendent, and discussed possible changes to the planning commission meeting time without action.
Wolfsville in Frederick County is cited as the area’s snow capital by William Wolfe a local weather watcher and TV forecaster. The region has seen 26% inches of snow this season with unusually long November snow cover then a rapid melt followed by a four inch new storm. Temperatures ranged from lows of 7 to 9 degrees as Frederick’s Sound Source reported a 25 degree high Monday. National Weather Service forecaster James DeCarafel predicts a slow warmup to near 30s with continued cloudiness and possible snow flurries and a chance of precipitation Friday.
On Sunday and Monday December 10 11 fire crews responded to numerous incidents including vehicle fires at Parking Deck and Maxwell Avenue structure fires at Green Valley Hyattstown New Market Urbana and Frederick addresses such as 6 32 pm Fort Detrick 8 46 am and 7 45 pm at various neighborhoods with several alarms automatic and general calls. United Citizens Independent and Junior units and United Ambulance handled emergencies and routine calls totaling 53 emergencies and 1 routine.
Walkersville shifts trash to county facilities for cost savings after years shipping out of county. Frederick County cut the per ton rate from 52 to 45 dollars. Walkersville now pays 49 per ton. County reports 20 000 fewer tons of trash this year amid price competition from five municipalities and neighboring Emmitsburg's disposal costs.
The Baltimore area lottery results show Monday night Draws for Pick 3 0 0 8 Pick 4 2 8 8 Bonus Match 5 1 2 10 22 36 Bonus 5. Monday afternoon results include Pick 3 947 Pick 4 61 93.
A broad weather outlook warns of snow and ice from Minnesota to Michigan and southward to Iowa and Illinois with milder air in the central and southeastern U.S. Local Frederick County Maryland reports tonight cloudy skies with a 30 percent chance of light snow flurries and near 20 degree lows, followed by strengthening cold and continued chances of snow through midweek.
Stephen V. Pyne, 35, pleaded guilty to theft after befriending World War II heroes, taking their medals for framing and replacing them with replicas. Victims include Adm Eugene Flackey, Adm Maurice Rindskopf, and Capt Joseph Taussig Jr., who lost a Medal of Honor, Navy crosses, and a Purple Heart in a deception tied to research for a paper. Pyne, a Carroll County budget analyst, admitted to the scam before Judge Raymond Thieme.
A former cellmate of Harold Richard Wolfe Jr. is expected to testify as the murder trial continues in Frederick County Circuit Court. Wolfe, 29, faces first degree murder charges for the shotgun slaying of Gail Darlene Phoebus, 32, with the trial projected to last five days.
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