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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1998

Page

2

Fire injures man, leaves four homeless on East South Street

One person was injured and four left homeless after a Sunday night fire at 812 EB South Street apartment A. The blaze was reported at 10 04 p m by occupants. Dennis Stitely 29 suffered second degree burns to his left hand. Cause under investigation. Damage estimated at 20000 with 15000 to structure and 5000 to contents. Firefighters had the fire under control in about 10 minutes.

East South Street South St Dennis Stitely Frederick Memorial Hospital

Man Found Safe After Missing Alert in Gaithersburg

A 71-year-old Montgomery County man missing since Friday was located after watching a news report. Daniel E. Harrod of South Frederick Road notified police Sunday night that he was safe in a hospital. No jackpot winner in Maryland Lottery drawing as numbers 03 08 19 29 33 44 were drawn.

Gaithersburg Montgomery County Daniel E. Harrod South Frederick Road Harrod Maryland Marylattery Lea

Opening statements set in McKinney court martial

Fort Belvoir AP reports opening statements begin in the court martial of Sgt. Maj. McKinney the Army’s former top enlisted leader. Jurors include four officers and four enlisted men pledging impartiality though some know McKinney personally. The trial could last a month with about 50 witnesses.

Fort Belvoir Maj. McKinney Sgt Army

Design flaw imperils airport security

New York Times reports a computer controlled security badge system by Receptors Inc. could let intruders access at least 40 airports and other sites. The flaw arises from enabling badge programs to control door locks via networked computers, risking fake badges and unauthorized access.

New York New York Times Receptors Inc Torrance Calif MLB Associates San Mateo Calif Dale Williams Receptors Williams United States Britain the Times CIA Tames

Pickup found in North Carolina tied to clinic bombing witness

A 1989 gray Nissan registered to Eric Rudolph, a witness sought in the fatal abortion clinic bombing, was found by hunters near Murphy North Carolina. Police plan to seek a warrant to seize the vehicle. Nurse Emily Lyons is hospitalized, and Officer Robert Sanderson was killed.

Birmingham Ala North Carolina Kim Cavanaugh Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Eric Robert Rudolph Murphy N.C Rudolph New Woman All Women Clinic Cavanaugh Asheville FBI Emily Lyons Robert Sanderson

Weather forecast overview for Frederick County Maryland areas

Frederick County Maryland mountains and beaches show sunny today with highs near 50, fair tonight with lows in 20s, Tuesday partly sunny near 50. Montgomery and Maryland beaches area similar with 50 highs and light winds. extended shows rain west Wednesday, ending Thursday night, then cooler Friday with breezy conditions.

Frederick County Maryland Montgomery County

West Coast Rain and Sierra Snow Spread Across Regions

Heavy rain hit the San Francisco Bay area with higher elevations receiving snow in the Sierra Nevada. A weather system centered over eastern Nevada produced light snow across southern Idaho Utah and northwestern Colorado. Snow showers also appeared in western Montana Wyoming and parts of the central and southern United States with warm temps in Texas and cooler readings elsewhere.

California Washington Oregon San Francisco Bay Area Sierra Nevada Arizona Nevada Utah Idaho Colorado Montana Wyoming Oklahoma Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi Valley Great Lakes Iowa Wisconsin Carolinas Clayton Lake Maine Brownsville Texas

School bus driver takes kids on milk shake run

Bear Delaware AP A bus driver charged with unlawful imprisonment after bypassing AJ DuPont High School and taking five high school students to McDonalds for milkshakes in his personal car before delivering them to a home in Pike Creek authorities said Allen E Ungerer 29 of Bear employed by Ryder Public Transportation Services drove a Pike Creek route as a substitute on February 3 14 and 15 year old girls and a 15 year old boy were among the students involved

Bear Del McDonald's Allen E. Ungerer Mc. Ungerer Lewis Elementary Newark Pike Creek

Alcohol factor in Funkstown crash injures two

Police say alcohol was a factor after a driver swerved to avoid a deer on Alternate U S 40 near I 70. Passenger Tina Waters, not belted, was ejected 40 feet and in serious condition. driver Roger Griffith in fair condition. Police report high speed loss of control and guardrail skid. investigation ongoing.

Funkstown Maryland Hagerstown Roger Roscoe Griffith Washington County Hospital Tina Waters U.S. 40 I-70 Griffith Ms. Waters

City man arrested for stealing car

Frederick Police arrested 27 year old Sean Donnell Henry of Spring Water Court on theft of a motor vehicle charges after a car reported stolen by an acquaintance was found with him. He was jailed in lieu of 7500 dollars bail. Police were alerted when the vehicle key went missing at a residence. Officers located Henry in the car at West All Saints and South Bentz streets.

Frederick Frederick City Sean Donnell Henry Spring Water Court Frederick County Gene Alston Mr. Henry West All Saints South Bentz Streets

Lewinsky affair claims spiral as Starr probes Raines leak

Investigators questioned White House staffer Ashley Raines who heard Monica Lewinsky describe an affair with President Clinton. White House officials dispute that Raines cooperation harms the defense while Newsweek reports Lewinsky tapes and messages. Public polls show mixed views of Clinton and Starr amid leaks and party reactions.

Washington Kenneth Starr Arkansas White House Monica Lewinsky Clinton Ashley Raines Ms. Raines Starr Lewinsky Newsweek Ms. Lewinsky Mr. Clinton Associated Press Office of Management and Administration Excelsior Hotel Little Rock Paula Jones Linda Tripp Ms Lewinsky Raines Senate Trent Lott R-Miss CBS

Black Widow to Face Death for Killing Trio in Florida

Judy Buenoano the 54 year old former nail salon owner known as the Black Widow faces execution in Florida for arsenic poisoning of her husband and drowning of her paralyzed son as well as a car bomb attempt on her fiancé. Investigators tied insurance payouts to each crime and linked a 1978 poisoning in Colorado to her.

Tallahassee Fla Judy Buenoano Russell Edgar Buenoano Florida Kimberly Hawkins Buencano John Gentry Pensacola Gentry Edgar Air Force James Goodyear Goodyear Orlando Vietnam Sgt. Goodyear Michael Goodyear Michael Bobby Joe Morris Trinidad Colo Colorado

Afghan quake drives villagers from Rustaq area

Afghan villagers flee the quake ravaged Rustaq district as aftershocks raise fears of a higher death toll. Red Cross estimates 2,000 to 5,000 dead with thousands homeless in sub freezing temperatures. Aid workers reach the region by donkey and horse, with U.N. teams and relief supplies en route to Rustaq and nearby villages.

Kabul Afghanistan Red Cross Rustaq Juan Martinez Takhar Talogan Martinez India Masood Khalili Associated Press Today New Delhi Khalili Hindu Kush Pamir U.N Badakshan Dushanbe Tajikistan

Iraq seeks Arab backing in standoff over U N inspections

Saddam Hussein dispatched diplomats to Arab capitals to rally support amid the U N weapons inspection deadlock as Defense Secretary Cohen seeks Gulf backing for a U S threat of force. The plan envisions 60 day council access to eight presidential sites and 60 other declared off-limits sites. Rifts remain with Russia and France opposed to force.

Baghdad Iraq Saddam Hussein U.N Defense William Cohen Persian Gulf U S Al-Hayat United States United Nations Britain U.N. Security Council Kuwait Nar Hamdoon Security Council Bill Richardson U.S Russia France Arab League Esmat Abdel- Meguid League Eght Abdel-Megund Kofi Annan Middle East Culture and Information Ministry

Bombings in Algeria Kill At Least Five

Two separate bombings in Algiers and Blida killed at least five people on Saturday amid a visit by European lawmakers. The attacks, blamed on the Armed Islamic Group, followed 1992 to date insurgency death tolls. no group claimed responsibility.

Algiers Algeria Blida Armed Islamic Group Independent

Potomac Edison Fuel Factor Hearing Notice 1998 99

Public notice of the 1998 99 fuel factor proceeding for Potomac Edison d b a Allegheny Power. Hearing set for February 25 1998 at the Virginia SCC in Richmond to hear evidence on a proposed increase from 1.181 to 1.278 cents per kWh with a new rate schedule across multiple tariffs. Protest deadlines and filing requirements outlined for participants and witnesses.

Potomac Edison Company Potomac Edison Allegheny Power Company State Corporation Commission Commission Tyler Building East Main Street Richmond Virginia S.C.C Philip J. Bray Esquire Downsville Pike Hagerstown Maryland William J. Bridge P.O. Box

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