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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1994
Page
2
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Fire log records multiple alarms from 2:04 am to 11:25 am across addresses including 244 Hontevue Lane and 266 Minutwue Lane. Agencies listed include Citizens, Independent, Fort Detrick, United, and Braddock Heights with mixed alarm types such as structure, vehicle, miscellaneous, and automatic alarms.
Severe storms lashed the Great Lakes region and Plains with thunderstorms and large hail while tornadoes touched down in southern Michigan near Jackson Pinckney and Chelsea. A motel fire near Grand Rapids followed by power outages caused a hydrogen chloride leak at a Midland plant with five minor injuries at Dow Chemical Michigan Division. Thunderstorms also battered Indiana with strong winds and large hail.
A heat wave sweeps the southern Plains to the East Coast with temperatures well above 90 and scattered thunderstorms offering little relief. Meanwhile cool air dominates from the Dakotas to the Northwest with a few widely spaced showers. Frederick County notes hazy heat with highs near 90 and variable winds.
A Frederick County judge refused to reduce bail for David Wayne Sikes, a Boonsboro resident charged with two attempted robberies on May 25 and May 28. In the liquor store incident East Street Liquors, Sikes was sprayed with Mace, fled, and was later arrested. In the Cheers restaurant incident, the would‑be robber demanded cash, fled with the manager pursuing, and charges mirror the first case.
The Middletown council voted to let Foxfield developers choose underground or aboveground electric lines to the town water treatment plant. Underground would cost 10005 while aboveground costs 6309, with leaders leaning toward aboveground to save money though planning head warns storms could disrupt lines. Maryland lotteries drawn Monday night included Play Three 145- and Play For Match Five VHLD.
Jeffrey Allen Stevens of Granite Circle pleaded guilty in Frederick County Circuit Court to possession of marijuana in a deal dropping three drug charges. Prosecutors recommend a suspended one year sentence. sentencing set for July 27. deputies found 141.1 grams of marijuana in a motel room and 1.2 grams of crack cocaine believed to belong to another occupant. additional marijuana items were found at a Braddock Heights home.
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