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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1995
Page
2
Heat caused concrete under the Holter Road surface to rise about a foot prompting seven Frederick County highway workers to perform temporary repairs near Md. 180. Bill Routzahn led the crew while Nelson Burns described a near loss of control for his dump truck and a driver hitting a plastic marker as a car went airborne.
Cincinnati AP report records Scott Hancock saying he will marry his girlfriend only when ready after a judge placed a marriage requirement on his probation. Hancock argued he does not feel pressured and cited personal troubles from a punching charge. Judge Mestemaker noted the marriage condition followed Hancock and Sevier’s discussion of marriage.
Maryland Court of Special Appeals affirms conviction of Dwight R. Smallwood for assault with intent to murder and attempted second degree murder tied to an HIV transmission risk during a rape attempt. The 2-1 ruling holds intent to kill can be inferred from knowledge of infection, while a dissent argues for reckless endangerment instead.
Maryland State Police said William Michael Harper of 208 A Street Brunswick was injured in a one car crash on Md 340 near South Mountain Road around 1 am He drove off the road struck a guardrail and the car skidded onto the guardrail for about 40 yards A state police helicopter aided the scene and Md 340 was closed for about an hour while debris was cleared and a possible passenger searched He was taken to Washington County Hospital and listed in fair condition with head injuries
Frederick County grand jury handed up multiple indictments Friday on drugs and white collar crimes. State's Attorney Scott Rolie said the 23 member panel heard presentments. indictments were ordered sealed until defendants are picked up by law enforcement. Most indictments are expected to be served early next week, with defendants to appear for bail hearings in circuit court.
The Frederick News-Post is removed as a defendant in a suit alleging misidentification of Rachel Suzanne Garry of Woodsboro. Garry sues Farmers and Mechanics National Bank of Frederick and Chevy Chase Bank of Chevy Chase for negligence after an ATM photo was published. Frederick city is named for releasing the image. damages against the News-Post were dismissed without prejudice. Chevy Chase Bank denies wrongdoing through counsel.
Friday July 14 emergency calls include automatic alarm at 4011 Rock Hall Road North American Homes in Lucketts and a gas leak at 303 Upper College Terrace Junior in Thurmont. Additional incidents include an apartment building fire at 90 Waverley Drive Elmwood Terrace and a vehicle fire near mile marker 59 on I 1 70 in New Market. Emergency totals show 28 ambulance calls and no routine replies.
Maryland draws list Friday night numbers for Daily Lottery and Pick 4 as 8 4 3 8 and 13 29 30 36 plus 0 8 3 8 in March 5. Friday afternoon results show Pick 4 numbers 9 5 4 2 and 0 4 3 8.
Weather outlook across many regions shows continued heat with a mid Atlantic stretch and Great Lakes thunderstorms. Delaware Maryland and Southern areas face high temperatures near 90s and 95s with chances of late day storms and muggy conditions coastal areas to be watchful.
A nationwide heat wave pushes temperatures to 96 in Blythe California before dawn with forecasts to top 100 across many states. At least 31 deaths nationwide are attributed to the heat, mainly in the Midwest. Severe weather is possible from the Gulf states to New England, with the hottest corridor from northeast New Mexico to eastern Nebraska and Wisconsin to New England. Albany New York records 99, beating 1952's 97.
A Clinton man, Earl McKnight, 20, was sentenced to two life terms plus 20 years for sexually assaulting a White House staff member after a vice president Christmas party. He already serves two consecutive life terms plus 150 years. Judge Richard Sothoron imposed the new sentence in Upper Marlboro.
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