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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1996
Page
2
The forecast calls for light snow possible tonight then partial clearing. Lows reach the upper teens to low 20s and Wednesday skies stay mostly sunny and breezy. In Maryland mountains additional snow 1 to 3 inches by tomorrow morning with single digit tonight and Wednesday highs in the teens.
NATO said rogue elements fired five on troops and two on aircraft over the weekend with no injuries. The alliance warned of deadly force if forces are threatened, while noting some easing in Mostar violence and urging adherence to the Paris peace deal shaping the Muslim Croat federation.
James Otis Sickler Jr born just after midnight January 1 1946 was named the year s first baby by AP. He joined the Navy in 1965 skipped Vietnam and never shared living with a woman outside marriage. He lives in New Melle Missouri and keeps long hair for church Passion Play roles while rejecting Baby Boom labels.
Frederick City Police report two Thurmont men, Anthony Sweeney and Steven Silverman, were charged after a burglary attempt at Western Sizzlin and a break in at Putt Putt Arcade on Thomas Johnson Drive. Officers found tools in a stopping vehicle and tracks led to the second site. Bonds pending.
A Mount Airy fire destroyed a half mile from an 18th century log cabin. Wayne Gossford, 39, rented the home at 14702 B Liberty Road and was away when the blaze began around 620 pm. About 40 firefighters fought the fire, trudging through 4 foot snow drifts. Damage is estimated at 75000 dollars. No injuries and origin under investigation.
Stanford researchers report a rare Y chromosome mutation may mark ancestry of Native Americans. The T allele appeared in Navajo, Mayan, Colombian Indians and North American Eskimos but not in samples from Asia, Africa, Europe or Oceania. The finding suggests a single ancestral mutation passed through male lines to present generations. Further replication is needed.
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