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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1993
Page
2
Maryland fireworks laws restricts lighted devices during Independence Day weekend. Deputy Chief Fire Marshal Bob Thomas cites last year’s confiscations and 1992 injuries as warning signs. Only limited items like gold sparklers and specific non chlorate devices remain legal while State Lottery draws Friday night list numbers.
Frederick County deputies arrested five adults Friday at an abandoned house on Etzlers Mill Road used for parties. Tempie Powell, 34, Woodsboro, faces possession with intent to distribute LSD, possession of LSD, Marijuana and paraphernalia and trespassing. Scott Glacken, 31, Keymar, charged with breaking and entering, theft, marijuana and trespassing. Doris Flores, 45, Sidman Pa, and James Plaine, 21, Woodsboro, charged with marijuana and trespassing. Robert Shell, 31, Walkersville, chased and captured, charged with marijuana distribution related offenses. One suspect fled. warrant outstanding.
A one story two bay concrete garage behind 702 Trail Ave in Frederick sustained 3000 in damage after a Friday morning fire. About 20 firefighters from Independent United Citizens Junior and Fort Detrick teams fought the blaze, which started in a corner. The owner is Nellie Ambrose. rented by John Fallon. Cause under investigation with no suspicions reported.
The forecast shows hazy hot humid conditions through Monday to Wednesday with lows in the 70s and highs in the 90s. The July 8 to July 12 outlook calls for much above normal temperatures and below normal rainfall, continuing hot humid mornings and 90s highs.
In Frederick County Circuit Court the defense called its third witness, Lucien T. Winegar, former association attorney, who said the Jurgens decision was an anomaly and that the board acted in good faith on whether covenants apply. Plaintiffs argue the covenants do not span the entire Singapore planned unit development and allege bad faith. Judge Rollins noted remaining witnesses. trial set to resume Tuesday at 10 a.m. with tentative sessions later in the week.
Washington AP says the U.S. unemployment rate climbed to 7.0 percent in June, the first rise this year, returning to February-April levels as Laura D'Andrea Tyson of the Council of Economic Advisers indicated a softer growth forecast. The administration still aims to create 8 million jobs in four years, with 969,000 created so far in 1993. Clinton commented to reporters.
Frederick County May unemployment fell to 4.4 percent from 5.2 with 3 628 jobless of 82 985 in the workforce. Seasonal hiring in restaurants parks business services and hotels drove the upturn while statewide rate eased to 6.0 percent. Other counties report Carroll 5.3 Howard 4.0 Montgomery 3.2 and Washington 8.0 with varied changes.
The Labor Department reports a slight drop in the national jobless rate in June as payroll gains faltered. It shows 119.22 million employed and 8.91 million unemployed, with the economy adding only 13 000 jobs that month.
Frederick County authorities report 31 year old Brian Kevin Rock of Frederick drove a 1982 Suzuki on Rocky Springs Road when he failed to negotiate a curve on a wet road. He was treated and released at Frederick Memorial Hospital and charged with expired tags and driving with a learner's permit without supervision.
Record of multiple incidents including structure fire at Fort Detrick Building 571 at 8 52 am and building fire at 540 Holiday Drive Urbana for Citizens Juniors United, indoor gas leak at Fort Detrick Building 568, trash fire at 2469 Five Shillings Road, and a 11 46 am entry at Newmarket Thur mont for Frederick National Bank details.
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