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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1986
Page
2
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Frederick County reports numerous emergency calls from 10:20 a.m. to 7:37 p.m. including grass, brush, field, and automobile fires, plus gas leaks and a gas can fire. Responding units include United, Independent Hose Co., Citizens Truck Co., Mount Airy, Libertytown, New Market, Carroll Manor, and others at locations such as 5901 Enterprise Court and 1410 Old Frederick Road.
Mostly sunny and hot in Western Maryland with highs around 70s and light west winds. Maryland mountains see continued sun and heat with highs near 95, clear skies, and low temps around 70s. Sunday worsens with continued heat, light west winds, and high temperatures near 90s across the region.
The director of the government commission investigating the Chernobyl disaster has been replaced amid reports that Boris Shcherbina, a deputy premier, was seriously ill from radiation exposure. Tass reported proposed containment measures for graphite moderated reactors and changes to improve nuclear safety.
Maryland fire officials report a two day crackdown on motorists entering Maryland from Virginia with illegal fireworks. About 26 vehicles were stopped on U S 340 in Washington County as part of a statewide effort at four sites. 2000 plus pieces of illegal fireworks including bottle rockets and fire balls have been confiscated with no arrests. Possession carries a fine up to 250 dollars.
Tornadoes tore through Michigan and Wisconsin injuring at least five people and damaging houses. Power outages affected about 1,500 customers on Oregon coast as high winds and heavy snow hit Crater Lake region. Authorities reported multiple damaged homes, downed lines, and a radio dispatch outage from a struck antenna.
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