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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1996
Page
2
Gov. Parris Glendening said Maryland will add about six highways to the 65 mph list during a Frederick County visit, but a state spokesman noted none of the roads slated for change are in Frederick. The announcement of specific highways is planned for Wednesday. The 65 mph limit was adopted last year on portions of I-70 and I-270.
A fire log records incidents at 8641 Pete Wiles Road Myersville 12 14 a m trash fire at 7630 Hayward Road 9 20 a m vehicle fire near Washington County line eastbound lane 11 35 a m vehicle fire Myersville Fort Detrick Post Building 1423 5 05 p m building fire Fort Detrick Inde pendent Junior 40 Wenner Drive 7 06 p m house fire Brunswick Lovettsville Ambulance calls Emergencies 26 Rout ines 3.
Baltimore AP reports Friday night draws for Pick 3 2 6 7 Pick 4 8 6 2 4 and Bonus Match 5 1 16 22 28 35. Friday afternoon picks were 3 digit 4 digit results 48 7 and 2 0 1 1. A Family section name typo should read John Wyvell.
The forecast covers Frederick and state regions with tonight partly cloudy conditions and lows in the 60s to near 70. Sunday turns partly sunny to warmer with highs in the upper 80s and light to moderate winds. Extended periods show chances of thunderstorms Monday through Wednesday across regions, with similar warm highs and 60s to 70s lows.
Jeffrey Hoveland, 50, of St. Paul, was sentenced to one year in jail on two counts of malicious punishment of a child for using an electric dog collar on his 9 and 11 year old sons. He will have one year probation and must stay away from his children, their mother, and her boyfriend.
Tropical storm Bertha brought high winds and heavy rain from Virginia to New Jersey before dawn, downgrading from hurricane status at 3 a.m. It swerved toward the Chesapeake Bay with gusts near 50 mph and rain hazards expected up the East Coast, while Midwest and West faced chilly, misty and cloudy conditions.
A bank was robbed minutes after a pipe bomb exploded outside a Planned Parenthood clinic in Spokane. Witnesses saw men in camouflage with ski masks, and a white van fled the scene. The incident mirrors an April robbery bombing at the same bank, with ATF and FBI investigating.
Montgomery County police officer Donald Cox suffered a broken shoulder and cuts when his cruiser was struck broadside at Briggs Chaney and Good Hope roads. He was flown to Shock Trauma in Baltimore for observation. the other driver Philip Robinson of Silver Spring had minor injuries. No charges were filed as of Friday.
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