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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1995
Page
2
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Terra Rubra Lions Club solicits donations and volunteers to rebuild the Wolfe family home in Keymar after a fire. Concrete finishers, carpenters, and labor are needed. Excavation and framing work planned. church volunteers offering labor. Donations to Terra Rubra Lions Club Wolfe Project. Call 1-800-660-4632 for details.
Baltimore AP notes recent lottery results with drawn sequences Oily Lottery and Four and Five games. Numbers listed include 7-2-2, 6-9-0-1, and 2-5-6-20-29.
A pig barn fire on 5323 Tuscarora Road killed more than a dozen pigs when a heating pad wired to a pig sparked the blaze. A farm employee reported smoke at 11:39 a.m. and several vets said 10 to 12 animals had to be killed. Fire damage was about 10 thousand dollars. 16 sows and over 200 pigs were in the barn, with owners and multiple fire companies responding.
Tanya Lynn Baker, 12, who had been missing from Sandy Spring since Jan 30, was found Monday night in a Lake Wales motel with James Thomas Murphy, 40, and Crystal Lynn Smoot, 20. Murphy faced a Montgomery burglary warrant and will be extradited to Maryland. the girl was placed in protective custody. The tip came after a television news report prompted a citizen to report mail forwarding from a Maryland post office box.
GOP leaders press a constitutional amendment to limit court power and shield Social Security. President Clinton opposes, with McCurry saying he will not lobby further. Supporters, led by Orrin Hatch, urge passage despite wavering votes as lawmakers face fierce lobbying and busy week. Conrad tallies show 1617 calls for the amendment and 1722 against.
Fire calls reported from 9 pm Monday include automatic alarms at Fort Detrick and other sites. Barn and truck fires occurred in Carroll Manor Jefferson Lucketts and US 15 corridor. Trash and house fires logged at New Midway Woodsboro Hyattstown Urbana areas. Ambulance responses noted as emergencies.
Arctic air chilled the central and Plains states this morning with snowfall in Omaha and Nebraska. Thunderstorms formed over the lower Mississippi Valley and spread rain toward the Gulf Coast, Southeast, and mid Atlantic, with possible flooding in Mississippi and Alabama. A mix of rain freezing rain and snow fell in the Northeast. heavy snow expected in northern New England. Fog from offshore winds, scattered showers in California and the Southwest, and fair cool weather in the Pacific Northwest accompanied a cold front from southern Oregon to Texas where temps ranged from freezing north to 80 in the south.
The forecast calls for very cold air spreading from the northern Rockies to the Great Lakes and from the Dakotas to northern Texas. Expect snow in parts of the eastern Rockies and central Plains and rain across much of the Southeast. The Northeast stays dry and chilly with clouds from California to New Mexico. State forecasts show showers tonight, light rain and drizzle in spots, and 30s to mid-40s lows. Wednesday remains cloudy west with more light rain southeast and highs in the 40s.
President Clinton marked the Brady handgun control law's first anniversary vowing to defend crime programs against Republicans. Brady, wounded in the Reagan attempt, watched as Clinton asserted the Brady act and assault weapons bill would stay. He cited a study showing 15,500 denials from 1994 to 1995, hinting at broader nationwide impact.
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