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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1992
Page
2
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Frederick City Police arrested Henry L. Pitts 18 on possession and possession with intent to distribute crack cocaine after a tip linked him to a phone booth on East South Street. A drug dog alerted and 17 packs of crack cocaine were found during a search at about 12 10 p.m. Sunday.
Accu-Weather reports mild dry air across most of the United States on Tuesday with a few showers in Texas Oklahoma and Arkansas and snow in the northern Rockies as arctic air advances. Northwest coast showers and a dry east with some sun. Western Maryland and Maryland Mountains expect partly cloudy to partly sunny skies with milder temperatures. Yesterday's temps listed for Frederick Cumberland Hagerstown Westminster. Extended outlook calls for increasing clouds Wednesday with highs in the 40s and 30s, windy colder conditions Thursday, and additional chilly but partly sunny days into Friday.
A fierce winter storm that swept the northern and central Rockies weakened as it moved east under a low pressure system. Snow advisories covered parts of the Northwest with snow forecast for eastern Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana, and the northern Great Lakes. Light rain targeted Gulf Coast states while much of the nation was expected to be tranquil and sunny along the eastern seaboard from Maryland to eastern Maine.
A 51 year old Silver Spring man William Kirk Evans was arrested in the parking lot of Suburban Hospital after a detective linked his car to a rapist described in two assaults. One victim from Dayton was abducted and raped May 14, the other Mount Airy resident was raped November 23. Evans checked into hospital last week and was later found fleeing, then arrested without incident five hours after officers found him in a parked car. Evans worked as a senior systems analyst for the United Mine Workers Health and Retirement Fund. In a separate incident, three men were shot in a church parking lot after a function at St Andrews Ukrainian Orthodox Cathedral on New Hampshire Avenue. Two men were wounded in the legs and were taken to local hospitals. Witnesses saw two vehicles leave the lot, and a later third shooting victim was helped by Prince Georges police.
A burglar broke into five Walkers Village shops early Saturday stealing cash from four: Mom's Pizza two hundred dollars total, The Village Tavern two hundred dollars, Chic Hairstylists ten dollars, and Valley Cleaners seventy five cents. The JLRs Hallmark Shop was not robbed. Entry came from unscrewing the door frame locking mechanism. Police reported no other items taken.
Urbana community groups vow to re light the 15 foot Christmas tree after bulbs were stolen last week. Ann Seickmann of Urbana Homemakers civic association and recreation council notes only bulbs missing. wires intact and owner of a local nursery donated the decorations and offered to help store lights after holidays.
Maryland State Police stopped a 1988 Chevrolet on Interstate 70 at Mussetter Road leading to the arrest of Michael Mazza 18 of Lincroft NJ and Thomas Donadio 20 of Red Bank NJ. A shotgun eight weapons three pipe bombs and fireworks were found with marijuana. Mazza faces multiple counts and bonds set while Donadio is charged and released.
A man walking on Biffleford Road in the 16500 block Saturday found a decomposed male body in nearby woods about 2 41 p m. Montgomery County Police stated the case is under investigation and no identification was released.
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