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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1999
Page
2
A 23 year old Hagerstown woman was stopped for speeding in a rental car on I 7 east of South Street. Santa Mana Smith admitted marijuana in a bag and three more baggies inside her clothing. Charged with possession of a controlled dangerous substance and paraphernalia. Released on personal recognizance.
Maryland lottery results show Pick 4 drawings with numbers 8741 and 8818 in afternoon results. Other entries list straight bets and cashing hand values, with references to last names and terminal codes and inconsistent formatting.
Police report says two men are charged with murder in the beating and stabbing of Kiril Yakovevich Varnovatyy in a wooded area near Thurgood Marshall Elementary School. The youth left home on Midline Court on Sept 7 telling his mother he would be back but did not return. His parents reported him missing and his body was found Sept 23 in the woods identified as Varnovatyy.
Four Thurmont residents were arrested on drug charges after police spotted a suspicious car near Maple Avenue and North Bentz Street. Officers found cocaine vials and drug paraphernalia in the vehicle. four suspects faced possession charges with varied bail outcomes.
Frederick police stopped Jonathan K Mason, 25, for an equipment repair order on North Market Street on Wednesday night and charged him with driving while intoxicated, possession of marijuana, and possession of drug paraphernalia. He was released on bail.
Alcohol is blamed for an incident Thursday night when Charles Clinton Fleet Jr. drove a truck into three parked cars and lightly struck a nearby pedestrian in the 1400 block of Key Parkway. Officer Eric Stanley found Fleet seriously injured and in fair condition at R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center. Pedestrian Gregory Maurice Veney of Sixth Street in Frederick was treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital. Investigators continue the probe.
Unseasonably warm air lit up the East Coast ahead of a major storm system. Rain spreads toward the Gulf while another rain and mountain snow system targets the Pacific Northwest. Breezy, unsettled weather across the Great Lakes and lower Mississippi valleys with light snow possible near the Great Lakes. Milwaukee hit 68 degrees, the city's warmest February day on record since 1871.
Forecast covers tonight and Saturday with showers then snow possible, turning colder and windy. Lows near 20 to 30s, highs in 30s. Extended outlook through Sunday and Monday shows sunny cold conditions, with variable winds and scattered snow showers in some zones. Beach forecast notes a thunderstorm risk tonight and brisk northwest winds.
A nine year old boy was killed when the minivan he rode in was struck by a box truck near US Route 301 and Rolling Bridge Road in Centreville Maryland. The mother Diane Barker was driving east on Rolling Bridge Road and crossed to continue on Rolling Bridge Road into the path of the northbound truck driven by Alva Patrick Pantall of Stevensville who had minor injuries.
The February 4 publication notes sixth grader Matthew Goodwin was omitted from the second marking term director’s list at Banner School.
Maryland State Police reported a crossover collision on westbound I-70 near Md 75 Thursday night. A motorist driving a 1991 Codie was struck by a 1998 Mercury Mountaineer as she attempted to turn into an emergency crossover. The Mercury driver Charles J. Miller of Frederick was treated for minor injuries at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Westbound I-70 traffic halted about 25 minutes during investigation. Cpl Mike Brennan urged drivers not to use crossovers except for emergency vehicles.
From Staff Reports the Frederick area enjoyed springlike warmth on Thursday with a high of 64 tying a 1959 record. New Market residents burned brush amid sunlit streets while downtown locals wore few winter jackets. The forecast calls for more 60s today with sunny morning and afternoon thunderstorms likely, followed by showers and chilly lows, then snow flurries possible Saturday.
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