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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1991
Page
4
A jury finds the defendant guilty only of possessing a drug pipe after deliberations reveal gaps in the state's case about fake crack. Judge Dwyer instructed that the rock in the truck must match the substance found during the earlier alleged sale. The defendant receives $100 fine, two years probation, and $250 payment to the Public Defender.
President Bush pressed for a rapid Soviet agreement as Vitaly Churkin in Moscow and Jack Matlock in Moscow relayed messages. Officials said a finished treaty by July end could spark a Moscow summit after talks in Geneva stalled for nearly two weeks. Bush plans a London summit July 17 and trips to Greece and Turkey, aiming to energize negotiators and complete the pact.
Mrs. Gincley died instantly from severe head injuries after her blue Pontiac 6000 left the road near a bridge. Eyewitnesses said she was slouched over the wheel, possibly incapacitated, while others reported seeing a shoulder-riding vehicle. Paulette Alexander of Boonsboro witnessed the scene as she returned from Frederick and noted the car swerved to avoid parked cars before the crash.
Court clerk Ginny Nickoles explains juror roles and duties while Judge Mary Ann Stepler notes juries speed case resolution. Voter rolls determine eligibility. pilots consider drivers license rolls. Jurors face modest pay and time demands, with penalties for failure.
President Bush and party played a round at Holly Hills Golf Course, starting after 3 p.m. after a 1 p.m. shutdown for the event. Between holes reporters queried him about Yugoslavian tensions as he left the ninth hole, and he planned to return to Camp David around 4:45 p.m. McGinnis noted the president enjoyed the game and offered golf lessons to Barbara Bush. Local member Terry Hartsock said the appearance surprised and pleased the crowd.
A lightning strike hit a Frederick City home around 1 49 p m on Sunday blasting a chimney. Vincent Digioia of 1025 N Marke St said he saw a bright flash and heard a loud boom then brick fragments fell. Fire units attended as crews handled downed lines and outages while Digioia planned roofing work and possible chimney replacement. The weather forecast calls for sunny hot humid conditions with a 50 percent thunderstorm chance. The Frederick Board of Aldermen will hold a public hearing July 11 at 7 p m on increasing taxicab permits prior to the regular meeting.
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