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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1994
Page
2
A fragmented notice lists subscription options and rates for a motor route service. It mentions various terms like one month three months six months and one year, with totals such as 6.85 7.20 20.04 21.05 39.04 75.95 and notes about taxes and delivery areas. The text is incomplete and shows pricing for motor route delivery and outside areas.
Weather delays repairs on the Batley Bridge section of the C&O Canal towpath. The Brunswick to Lander stretch remains closed until project completion in April, with the Brunswick Campsite now closed for the season. Park HQ can be reached at 739 4200 weekdays 8 am to 4 30 pm.
Brunswick residents must clear snow and ice from sidewalks within eight hours after a snowfall or before 2 p.m. if snow falls between 5 p.m. and 7 a.m. Remove at least four feet of width along the entire sidewalk. Do not throw snow into streets or alleys. Violators face a 25 dollar fine and may be charged for removal by the city.
The state fire marshal warns against selling unapproved electrical products. Laws require labeling with an approved testing laboratory symbol and many items found in hobby shops, pet stores, and department stores lack such labeling. Inspections will ensure compliance. violators can be fined up to $5,000.
Blowing snow snarled airline schedules from the central Plains to New England causing outages and accidents. FAA ordered O'Hare arrivals and departures cut by two thirds amid poor visibility. USAir canceled about 20 percent of East Coast flights. Rhode Island flights to LaGuardia wiped out. Tornadoes touched Beeville Texas outskirts injuring five and damaging mobile homes. Springfield Illinois powered out. Mount Vernon Ohio bus crash nonfatal. Local sheriff cites hazardous drifts amid continuing storm.
Montgomery County Crime Solvers link three fires in upper Montgomery County to arson. Pleasant Grove Community Church on Mountain View Road suffered $40,000 in damage after a 4:30 a.m. Nov 26 blaze. Two nearby auto fires on Clarksburg Road and Camus Road are also thought connected. Call 1-800-673-2777 with tips for a $1,000 reward.
A 53 year old Gaithersburg resident resisted and escaped a man who grabbed her on Montgomery Village Avenue near Walkers Choice Road. Police describe the suspect as a clean shaven Black man, 30s, 5 feet 7 inches, about 165 pounds, with short side hair and longer top. The incident occurred at about 7 p.m. Sunday as the victim walked near the Montgomery Village Office Park. She fought back, was scratched, and the man fled in the opposite direction.
Montgomery County police say 22 year old Ali Ahmadi bought a wristwatch at Hechts in Lake Forest Mall Gaithersburg with counterfeit hundred dollar bills and later tried to exchange it for cash at Hechts in Montgomery Mall Bethesda. Security alerted the Bethesda store and Ahmadi was confronted and arrested. Daily Lottery results follow.
Martinsburg civic leader Michael Welshans, a longtime business figure and community pillar, was sentenced in Baltimore to six years and nine months after pleading guilty to robbing two Maryland banks last summer to cover more than 100000 dollars in debts. He robbed the Bank of Baltimore in Damascus for 14482 dollars and a separate Bank of Baltimore in Gaithersburg for 46957 dollars.
Fire log lists incidents at 9 29 a m cap stine road wires down at Carroll Manor and East Frederick Street a trash fire at Walkersville 2 2 p m a house fire at 971 Chestnut Oak Court 5 58 p m involving Walkersville residents Citizens Independent Junor New Market and other local units Fire departments Walkersville Rescue 3710 A Cap Stine Road and United system responders noted in the entry with location names indepth for the referenced day.
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