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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1994
Page
2
Regional forecast shows tonight fair with mid to upper 60s and light winds across Carroll Frederick and Howard counties. Tuesday brings partly sunny hot weather with a 40 percent thunderstorm chance and highs in the lower to mid 90s, with south winds near 10 mph.
A Frederick man attempted suicide by hanging in the early hours near Carroll Park. He was cut down by an unknown person and later told officers he had first tried to hang from a tree in the park. A knife was found near the tree as dawn broke. Police reported the incident to Sgt. Chase at Memorial Hospital.
Prosecutors seek a 49 year sentence for Thomas J. Billman after he was convicted of defrauding Community Savings & Loan to fund a lavish lifestyle. Letters from family and colleagues praise him as well respected while an Austrian arrest of a courier and a handwritten letter from Billman discuss transfers.
OCR damaged fire log lists various streets and times with unclear events. Entries mention vehicles, responders, and a partial address sequence. Some lines reference insurance notes and names, but overall content is fragmented and hard to decipher.
A garbled AP wire item from Baltimore references lottery results and betting figures, mentioning names and numbers in a fragmented way. It notes a Maryland draw and wagers tied to multiple participants with uncertain outcomes. The text is incomplete but indicates betting or drawing activity tied to a local setting.
Baltimore police resume investigation into Sister Catherine Ann Cesnik’s 1970 death after a former Archbishop Keough student alleges a religious figure abused her and later showed her the nun’s body. Authorities pursue new leads while prosecutors review related abuse claims.
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