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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1999
Page
3
The Frederick News Post reports a light Monday shower, 0.02 inches, bringing June total to 22.0 inches far below the 39.2 inch average. Humidity hovered around 10 percent at 3 pm. A 30 percent chance of storms is expected today with highs near 90. Tonight will be mostly clear with mid 60s lows.
Fairfax County police say Arthur Wyatt, 20, of Mount Vernon, is charged with unlawfully possessing four dangerous rattlesnakes found in a wooden box at Reagan National Airport. A later search of his home turned up 130 nonpoisonous snakes. The rattlesnakes were moved to an animal shelter pending state biologists’ custody. Fire calls logged across multiple locations through 8 pm Monday.
Baltimore AP notes Maryland lottery results drawn Monday night and Monday afternoon. Pick 3 entries include 9 0 7 and 65 8 with other figures such as Pick 4 3 7 5 5 and Cash in Hand 4 8 13 26 27 28 31.
Marie Noe, 70, pleaded guilty to smothering eight of her children between 1949 and 1962. She received 20 years probation with first five years under home confinement and mandatory mental health treatment to explore killers causes. The judge cited unusual circumstances and care for ailing husband.
Former probationary Maryland State Police trooper Jonathan M Pilch had felony second degree rape charges dismissed in Baltimore County Circuit Court after the state entered nolle prosequi. The case was moved for hearing before Judge Lawrence R Daniels. Pilch remains terminated and not eligible for state police service.
A 12 year old boy and an adult were accused of animal cruelty after killing two ducks at Culler Lake Monday night. Two witnesses saw the youth grab and break both ducks necks. The youths and the adult smiled and exchanged high fives, angering witnesses. The boy remains in custody as police continue the investigation.
An electrical fire caused about 5000 damage to a Brunswick home at 114 Fourth Ave Monday morning. Officials blame faulty wiring in a second floor bedroom wall. Occupants escaped unharmed and no smoke detectors were found in the house per the Fire Marshal's Office.
A fire in a vacant townhouse on East Second Street Saturday night was deliberately set, per the state Fire Marshal's Office. The first floor blaze caused about $2,000 damage and investigators say the case remains open.
Forecasts show partly cloudy nights and above average temperatures across Frederick County and Maryland beaches with chances of showers and thunderstorms. Extended periods predict highs in the mid to upper 80s and lower 90s, with humid conditions and variable cloud cover across several days. A heat wave is noted across the Southwest, with storms extending into the Carolinas and Midwest thunderstorm activity.
San Francisco artist Ken Kelton spray paints ghost outlines where pedestrians were struck and killed by cars to protest reckless driving. He has made about 50 outlines, citing life and death on city streets as the motive, while officials note pedestrian fatalities average around 29 annually.
Calvin Gary Horelick, 47, of Hampstead, was charged with sexually hurting a Hampstead girl, distributing child pornography and soliciting a minor online. Police say an investigation traced adult material and sex requests to a man matching his description, with the Cape May girl affected and Horelick held on a 55000 bond as his children were placed with their mother.
Franklin Indiana AP Ronald Lee Shanabarger wore a brown flak jacket as he appeared in court on a murder charge. He told police he fathered the child to get revenge on his wife and was held without bond until his November 30 trial. He said the plan followed his father’s October 1996 death and cited a cruise vacation.
Lorraine Williams credits a school lesson learned from the fire department for her grandchildren Kayla Williams six and Chelsea Williams nine who woke upstairs to a blaze and warned the family. The fire started in the attic and upstairs bedroom of the Brunswick home, causing damage to the attic and the room.
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