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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1992
Page
2
Tonight is clear and bitterly cold with lows 10 to 15. Saturday brings increasing clouds and a 40 percent chance of light snow in the afternoon, with highs in the mid to upper 20s. Maryland mountains expect clearing tonight and highs in the lower 20s Saturday.
Frederick police seek suspects in break ins at two churches on Fairview Avenue and East Second Street. A safe was stolen from the Church of the Brethren on Jan 14, later found damaged. Grace United Church of Christ had a forced entry with no loot reported. A 78-year-old man, Albert C. Coates, was burned in a trash fire accident on Catholic Church Road, treated at Washington County Hospital. Fire officials deem the incident accidental. police urge witnesses to contact.
The Montgomery County government misplaced dates, noting free health screenings at Damascus Senior Center for January 29, but the events occurred January 22 with no screening on the 29th. A Frederick Post cutline corrected the traffic accident location, a lumber truck riding the U S 340 ramp to U S 15.
Frederick County Sheriff Carl Harbaugh refutes county commissioners access to 207000 found in the jail canteen fund. Auditors say the money built up since the 1970s with about 5000 from vending, urging return to the sheriff’s office for regular audits. Two drug raid suspects face charges in West South Street case.
In Annapolis three presidential hopefuls Eugene McCarthy Larry Agran and A Robert Kaufman lost a bid for an injunction to halt printing of the March 3 Democratic primary ballots Judge Raymond G Thieme set a trial for next Wednesday though ballots will be printed The suit argues the state rushed the process and could affect ballot access The defendants include Secretary of State Winfield Kelly and the plaintiffs filed the suit last week through the Maryland ACLU official says the outcome remains unsettled
Frederick resident 27 was convicted of cocaine dealing and faces a mandatory minimum 10 year term without parole. He denied selling a $20 crack bag and tossing 45 rocks worth about $1,000 when arrested by Frederick City Police. Trial began Tuesday with jury selection and verdict reached Wednesday.
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