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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1995
Page
2
A compact notice from a local newspaper page referencing county information and fax advertisement details. Readability is limited with fragments pointing to classified style content and small business notices.
A list of emergency calls and incidents from various locations including Frederick Freder ick Fort Detrick Urbana and Carroll Manor. Incidents mention automatic fire alarms real alarms brush fires gas leaks and building fires at addresses such as 305 W Second St 1201 W Patrick 6601 Manor Woods 6952 Brighton Court 5723 Magnolia Court 3416 Jefferson Pike and others.
Report notes Maryland Lottery results with numbers 8 9 13 23 and 35 per ticket about 1 422 dollars. 2 540 tickets yielded 33 dollars each. Saturday night results listed 4 5 1 3 5 30 12 3 with bonus 38 4 23 B AD. Sunday evening results mention 9 2 5.
FBI preliminary figures show murders fell 12 percent in the first half of 1995 compared with 1994, the largest decline in 35 years. Overall crimes fell 1 percent and violent crimes 5 percent, with bigger drops in cities over a million residents. Experts cite aging baby boomers, police focus on drugs, and mature drug markets as drivers of the shift.
A Damascus resident led Maryland State Police on a Sunday pursuit after speeding at 83 mph on Md. 80. The Mustang struck a truck, hit a utility pole and tree, then Montague fled into a cornfield and was captured. He was flown to Suburban Hospital in good condition.
Frederick County deputies report a woman Heather Da Conway, 24, died from a self inflicted gunshot at the Rock Run campground in Gambrill State Park. A Frederick man accompanied her. the lone witness is the man. An autopsy will be performed in Baltimore.
A 27 year old Alexandria woman Lina Nohemi Duran was critically injured in a Sunday evening single vehicle crash on Route 1270 south of Bennett Creek Maryland. Her car ran off the road struck a culvert and embankment then rolled over several times. She was pinned for about 25 minutes before Urbana and Hyattstown volunteer firefighters extricated her.
A forecast for Frederick County shows a winter storm watch tonight through Tuesday with snow sleet and a shift to freezing rain. Temperatures range from upper 20s to upper 30s with northeast winds 10 to 20 mph. The extended period includes rain or snow Tuesday night and continued cold with snow show ers and flurries into Wednesday and Friday.
Severe thunderstorms drenched the Gulf Coast with heavy rain and tornado warnings issued from Texas to Alabama. Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama saw flooding in low areas with up to 5 inches of rain in eight hours in parts of Mississippi. A Louisiana tornado damaged homes but caused no serious injuries.
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