28 Feb 1986
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1986
Page
1
AP reports Maryland Daily Lottery and Pick Four results with numbers 5 4 3 6 and 4 5 6. Pennsylvania Daily Number produced 3 2 8 with payout 24.74. District of Columbia Lucky Numbers draw totaled 92 with results noted.
Potomac Edison crews will cut electrical service for three hours on Saturday March 19 from 6 to 9 a.m. to repair lines damaged by suspected vandalism. The shut off affects Dublin Manor Devon Farm Green Village Fountain Rock Spring Garden Estates Glade Manor Glade Towne and Colony Village, from Biggs Ford Road to Links Bridge Road and Daysville Road from Md 194 to Cabbage Run Road, including Daysville Acres.
An arctic high centered over the north central shale region brings fair but cold conditions through Sunday with temperatures easing next week to allow a rain system instead of snow. In Maryland counties Correll Frederick Reward Montgomery and Washington remain mostly clear and very cold tonight with lows near 12. Saturday night will be fair and cold with teens overnight. Sunday should be less harsh with highs 35 to 40. Maryland mountains see flurries today, highs near 20s, tonight’s lows around 10. Saturday partly sunny and cold, highs in the 20s. Yesterday’s temps ranged Frederick 35 to 28, Westminster 25, Hagerstown 38 to 28, Cumberland 37 to 27, Oakland 28 to 21.
A 36 year old Thurmont man waived a preliminary hearing in district court on charges he beat his 14 year old son repeatedly from last February through December. Police say the boy disclosed the abuse at school after a December 4 injury, accusing his father of multiple beatings.
Maryland officials and lawmakers weigh safety upgrades for state police helicopters. ELTs will be added as pilots and medics train, while calls for larger twin engine aircraft grow louder. Delegates debate funding, service cuts, and independent studies as voters prepare for elections. The governor backs a stronger, life saving medevac system.
Planning Commission Chairman Clyde M. Berger urges residents to attend town meetings as Walkersville planners push growth limits. Commission recommendations will go to the town council for a public hearing next month.
John W. Hinckley Jr says his mental condition improves and asks U.S. Judge Barrington Parker to allow him one day a month outside the District of Columbia hospital. He requests transfer to a less restrictive ward at St. Elizabeths and cites 20 grounds visits in two months without incident.
The Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee rejected two bills granting Baltimore power to enforce stricter gun laws and a measure banning Saturday Night Specials. Attorney General Stephen Sachs criticized Mayor Schaefer’s stance, while supporters claimed a victory as the panel also rejected eliminating manufacturers’ liability for handgun victims.
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