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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1997
Page
2
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A 46-year-old Frederick man was arrested after a woman reported exposure to her. Officers Segal and Barney stopped a vehicle matching a description and found Richard Elmont Sandage Jr., 45, of Tollhouse Court. He failed sobriety tests and was charged with indecent exposure and driving while intoxicated and released on personal recognizance.
Strung along Dorsey Scheetz Jr. said he found a green string tucked into a Camel cigarette. He criticized tobacco makers for selling products that aren’t tobacco and urged a line be drawn against such fillers. He noted the issue involves his late brother Harvey Scheetz and called for action.
Town council moves to expand engineering firm list for plant design bids and plans to start construction before 1998 to avoid court action by state officials. McCrone Engineering earns a 15973 dollar contract for design work on the spring line and flow reversal project.
Woodboro officials urged water conservation stating nonessential use like lawn watering and car washing should pause until further notice. Town wells are local and rain shortages raise concern. At the same meeting, officials announced a 25 mph speed limit on Main Street to curb speeding, asking police to enforce it.
Maryland state police search for two men who robbed Esquire Liquors in Union Bridge on Tuesday afternoon with a pump shotgun. They demanded cash from the register and safe, forced the cashier to the floor, and discarded items from a white vehicle two miles away. One suspect is described as dark skinned, heavyset, clean shaven with a round face, wearing dark clothes and a stocking cap. the other wore dark clothes and a ski mask. Call state police if seen.
A 15 year old with no license drove a car into a building at 200 W Patrick St in downtown Frederick on Tuesday afternoon. Officer Eddie Green saw the car run red lights near police headquarters and tried to stop it. The youth fled after another red light on West Patrick Street, struck an occupied building, and fled. The driver was identified as a minor and charged with two counts of disobeying traffic devices, two counts of fleeing and eluding, negligent driving, hit and run, and driving without a license. Case referred to Juvenile Justice.
Lottery results show Tuesday night picks with Pick 3 numbers 7 9 8 and Pick 4 1 4 3 6 plus Bonus Match 5 10 19 24 26 31. Tuesday afternoon draws list Pick 3 07 09 and Pick 4 2 0 5 5.
A sequence of brush fires on Walnut Street at 12 55 p m and Shockley Drive at 1 19 p m, both in Brunswick, followed by brush fires on Winchester Street at 2 56 p m and Memorial Drive at 3 35 p m in United. A 4 16 p m house fire is logged on Harp Road near Vigilant Hose 10338. Responses noted from Walkersville New Market Woodsboro Libertytown and Walkersville Rescue Junior.
Frederick County tonight shows 30 percent rain chance with evening showers and thunderstorms then partly cloudy with lows in the lower 60s and northwest winds around 10 mph Thursday brings mostly sunny skies and lower humidity highs in the mid 80s Beach forecast notes showers and storms tonight then partly cloudy with lows 65 to 70 and 10 to 15 mph winds becoming northwest Thursday only partly sunny with mid 90s highs State forecast calls for clearing west tonight and scattered storms in central and east Thursday with highs in the 70s mountains and 80s elsewhere Extended outlook through Sunday shows mostly sunny with lows in 50s to 60s and highs in the 70s to 80s.
Curtis Lee Frisby, 33, of South Market Street, was arrested by Frederick City Police on Tuesday at about 10 40 a m on possession of non CDS with intent to distribute and jailed in 5000 bail He was also wanted in Carroll County for probation violation.
A tractor-trailer overturned on Tuesday around 5 45 p m blocking the eastbound I 70 to U S 40 ramp. One occupant was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital for minor injuries. Trooper Donald Delauter is investigating.
Partly cloudy skies and warm weather forecast with afternoon thundershowers possible as fronts may collide. National Weather Service predicts mid to upper 80s highs today and Thursday, with hotter air for the weekend. Frederick News-Post weather station recorded a high of 92 after an overnight low of 60.
A construction worker was flown to a area hospital after breaking his ankle at New Market Center around 9 15 am. Deputies from the Frederick County Sheriff's Office responded to the accident and described the injury as not serious, with the flight served as a precaution for possible nerve damage. Additional details were not available.
In Westminster, Eugen Williamson paid Denise Livesay $3,990 after a judge threatened six months in jail for contempt. Livesay, who worked at Williamson's now-closed Westminster Woodwork and Lumber Co., testified that he harassed multiple female employees with jokes about sexual favors and inappropriate touching. The case followed two prior orders and highlighted a long fight to obtain back wages.
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