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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1995
Page
2
Break-ins reported in Gaithersburg area
Montgomery County police reported three burglaries this week. At Village Car Wash 19604 Clubhouse Road Gaithersburg a garage door was broken but nothing was taken. At Summer Ridge Condominiums 18407 Goldberry Drive a rear door lock was picked with no items taken. A third attempt occurred at 19400 Brassie Place Gaithersburg with a failed lock pick amid no loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Clubhouse Road
Gaithersburg
Summer Ridge
Goldberry Drive
Brassie Place
Woman Arrested For Prostitution And Theft In Frederick
A Frederick woman, 28, Sheila Michele Whiten of West All Saints Street, was arrested by an undercover Frederick city officer in the early hours on West South Street. She was charged with solicitation for prostitution and lewdness plus theft of $20 after allegedly offering sex for money and attempting to procure marijuana. The officer, Scott Long, noted Whiten grabbed the officer by offering sex and then stole the $20 before being detained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Frederick City
West South Street
Shelia Michele Whiten
West All Saints Street
Scott Long
Lottery Draws Reported for Wednesday Afternoon
Lottery results listed include Daily Lottery numbers 5 7 7 and 4 1 2 with Pick 4 5 7 25 and 3 5 2 6, along with Lotto 24 29 31 39 44 47 and Pick 4 5 7 25. The draws occurred Wednesday afternoon, showing numbers across daily and lottery formats.
Heat and Haze Push Workers to Pace Themselves
Workers cope with sweltering heat as Frederick sees a 93 degree day. Contractors warn about hydration during the 11 am to 4 pm peak, while officials issue a red air quality advisory for the Baltimore region. Potomac River waters are declared no longer hazardous. forecasts call for sunny skies, mid 70s lows, and highs near 90 with Friday heat in the mid 90s.
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Bob Schisler
Schumaker Roofing Co
Mr. Schisler
Frederick
News-Post
Jim Stitley
Frederick Fence Co
Maryland Department of the Environment
Baltimore
John W. Rhoads
Maryland Natural Resources Police
Potomac River
National Weather Service
Damage at Sunshine farm as combine vandalized near Howard Chapel Road
A 4 year old John Deere 9500 combine valued about 80 000 dollars was damaged by vandals Monday night on Sunshine farm on Howard Chapel Road. The owners Kevin and Kathy Stanley say the machine was driven into a field and woods, with augur housing ruined and wheat crop damaged. A 2 500 dollar reward is being offered. Montgomery County Police dusted for fingerprints as they plan to replace the equipment for harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
John Deere
Howard Chapel Road
Kevin Stanley
Kathy Stanley
Stanleys
Montgomery County
Heat wave to bake wide region with regional differences
The forecast calls for searing heat and high humidity from the central Plains to southern New England with the South steamy and hot. afternoon thunderstorms expected near the coast. West will heat while northern Plains see cooler air filtering in. nightly temps in 60s to 70s in Maryland and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Central Plains
New England
Couple sentenced for animal cruelty in Frederick County
Frederick County Judge Frederick Bower convicted Easter Dorsey and Richard Dorsey on four counts of animal cruelty and placed them on five years unsupervised probation. The couple must forfeit eight seized horses, reimburse $20,000 for their care, drop civil suits, and endure monthly animal-control checks. Nine horses were found in severe neglect on their Old Annapolis Road farm last July. one foal was found deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Easter Sharon Dorsey
Richard Louis Dorsey
Old Annapolis Road
Frederick
Frederick Bower
Christy McFaul
Bower
Dorseys
Frederick County Sheriff's Office
Frederick County Animal Control
Dorsey
McFaul
Mike Ratliff
Ratliff
Day’s End
Howard County
Plains Heat Wave Records and Livestock Losses
A five day Plains heat wave drives coffee shop patrons to keep hot drinks. It melts a 15 year high, causes heat illnesses and two deaths. In southwest Iowa about 1200 cattle die as firefighters hose livestock to cool them. Officials estimate livestock losses near 61 million while temperatures top 100 across multiple states with Salina 111 and Sioux City 108.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Joni Flem
M J Java
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Iowa
Crawford
Thomas Hogan
Colorado
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Salina
Kan
Sioux City
Two Hurt When Truck and Trailer Flip on I-70
Two people were hospitalized with minor injuries after a pickup and trailer overturned on I-70 west of Bill Moxley Road. Joan Van Hoose, 43, of New Market, and her daughter Janet Van Hoose, 17, were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Police said the crash occurred about 7:30 p.m. when the trailer pulled the truck toward the right shoulder and they rolled over, shutting the interstate for about an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Joan Kendall van Hoose
New Market
Janet Leigh van Hoose
Maryland
Joan van Hoose
Bill Moxley
Four Traffic Crash Suits Filed in Frederick County Court
Frederick County Circuit Court has four new lawsuits seeking nearly six million dollars in damages from traffic crashes. Ronald Stone seeks 2 million from John Andrew Allison Jr for a Feb 22 1995 rear end on Md 26. Deborah Malone seeks 1.5 million from Susan Constable over a July 25 1992 crash on U S 40 near Linden Avenue. Katherine Barker seeks 1.5 million from Carol Hastings after a Feb 22 1994 head on on Rocky Ridge Road. Leslie Clark Hipps seeks 750000 from Jeffrey Remsberg after a left turn from Md 26 to Dance Hall Road led to a collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Ronald Stone
Old Liberty Road
Frederick
John Andrew Alli
Bethesda
Malone
U.S. 40
Linden Avenue
Katherine A. Barker
Runnymeade Drive
Carol Lynn Hastings
Halter Road
Westminster
Blaylock
Ms. Barker
Leslie Clark- Hipps
Gordon Court
Walkersville
Jeffrey M. Remsberg
Winston Drive
David S. Greber
Remsberg
MD. 26
Dance Hall Road
Ms. Clark-Hipps
Two Brunswick youths charged in tombstone vandalism at Park Heights Cemetery
Two 14 year old boys from Brunswick face cemetery desecration and property destruction charges after tipping over about 18 gravestones at Park Heights Cemetery on East H Street between June 23 and 25. Police say the suspects, who initially treated the act as roughhousing, were identified after reports from children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Jeff Morgan
Park Heights
East H Street
Morgan
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