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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1985
Page
2
AP reports Thursday night lottery results from multiple states. Maryland Daily Lottery numbers 4 1 2 and Play Four 43 7 8. Pennsylvania Daily Lottery 2 6 4 with Big 4 1 5 3 5. District of Columbia Lucky Numbers 0 7 7 and D C four 7 5 8 2. DC Lucky Lotto 16 25 23 5 1 20.
Fire log for 24 hours ending 10 am reports several house fires in Washington County Maryland area. Companies from Juniors Uniteds and Citizens Truck Co. responded to a 3:08 p m fire at 22 W Sixth St Sabillasville. Additional fires included 8:44 p m trash fire under U S 70 bridge and 4:58 p m house fire at Maple Ave Brunswick with Brunswick Lovettsville responding. A 5:37 p m house fire at Gapland Old Md 67. Thurmont area 24 Water St fire at 6:45 p m with Thurmont department. Ambulance Tallis Emergency-13 Routine-1 listed.
Much warmer temperatures end this afternoon as a weaker cold front crosses the area. Weekend not sharply colder with no arctic outbreaks seen. temperatures expected around normal through New Year's Day. Western Maryland counties expect clear, windy nights with lows 18 to 24 and weekend highs in the 30s to 40s. Maryland mountains stay chilly with flurries tonight and cooler highs in the 20s to 30s. Travel weather for New York to Scranton remains cold with partly sunny to mostly cloudy skies. Viewing conditions for Comet Halley are poor due to bright moonlight until January. Yesterday temperatures ranged from Frederick 23 to Hagerstown 30, Oakland -7 to Westminster 26.
Felix Beravides and Armando Lopez, Miami police officers previously fired, face charges of conspiracy to traffic cocaine, armed trafficking, armed burglary, and grand theft tied to missing cocaine from the 35-foot lobster boat Vibrations. The case adds to a year of corruption allegations across Miami and Metro-Dade agencies, with prior firings for drug use and related misconduct.
At Dover Air Force Base 26 of 256 bodies from the DC-8 crash are identified but shunned for burial by families. Identification is hindered by destroyed medical records aboard the aircraft. An Army spokesman said 29 more bodies are ready for transport, with some heading Friday.
A Baltimore private nursing home, Seton Hill Manor, admitted an AIDS patient on December 9, becoming the first privately owned facility in Maryland and among the first in the nation to do so under a DHMH waiver. Officials cited strong resident and family support after education on the disease.
Corazon Aquino told supporters in Olongapo that if elected she will allow the United States to keep Subic and Clark bases at least until 1991. Running mate Salvador Laurel said fears of a U.S. pullout were unfounded, while Marcos asserted Aquino lacks experience.
Mary Lund, 40, remains in a light coma in critical but stable condition at Abbott Northwestern Hospital a week after emergency implant of the Jarvik-7. Doctors say survival odds stay below 50 percent. Neurological status unchanged, dialysis continues to aid kidneys, and virus cause suspected. Husband DuWayne and son Scott are at the hospital.
Baltimore firefighters fought five fires Thursday amid icy 14 degree temps. The Girard's nightclub blaze began after 130 am, injuring two firefighters and prompting a two hour effort to control. authorities classify the fire as suspicious with $750,000 in structural and $250,000 in contents damage. A separate gas station explosion caused $100,000 in damage, with no injuries.
West Africa reports a cease fire to halt border fighting after Burkina Faso sought a census in the disputed region. Libya mediates as Ouagadougou radio quotes officials saying troops will pull back and both nations claim victory amid unverified reports.
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