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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1994
Page
3
No winner in Maryland Lotto Wednesday night. The $3 million drawing produced five numbers matched by 26 players at $1,547 each and four numbers matched by several players at $7 each. The next drawing rises to about $6 million.
A winter storm battered the East bringing snow and rain with strong winds while Montana and South Dakota posted record heat in the West. The system spread moisture from Florida along the mid-Atlantic into the Appalachians, producing thunderstorms across the Carolinas and Florida. Rain sleet and snow hit the Virginias and Ohio Valley as central and southern Florida endured storms with wind and a tornado.
De Beere tracked Thursday across eastern Kentucky and parts of eastern New York and New England as heavy snow and freezing rain disrupted the region. Winter storm warnings covered southeastern Ohio, Virginia and West Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania and New Jersey with up to 10 inches in Virginia's Blue Ridge area and 5 inches in Washington suburbs. Power outages affected about 200000 customers in Virginia while Gov. George Allen declared a state of emergency. Maryland schools closed for a day as up to 3 1/2 inches fell in Jacksonville NC and 10 inches in West Virginia.
The forecast calls for snow ending in the morning in Western Maryland with windy conditions and highs in the 30s. Additional light snow possible, north winds 20 to 30 mph, followed by partly cloudy nights and cooler lows. Friday warms to the 40s with more sun, mountain towns near 30 to upper 30s. Extended outlook shows weekend sun and a warming trend into Monday with mostly sunny skies and highs in the 40s.
A two vehicle crash on I-70 near Brunswick injured Leroy F. Garvin, 63, of New Market who was treated at R Adams Cowley Trauma Center then released. Garvin and Milton Sharps, 46, of Columbia, were hospitalized after the 11:20 p.m. collision. inclement weather cited as a factor.
Charles Edward Stevens, 63, of Libertytown, pleaded guilty to battery in Frederick County Circuit Court. Judge Mary Ann Stepler sentenced him to one year, reduced to 90 days home detention, plus a $2,200 fine and four years probation. One sexual offense charge and two counts of assault were dismissed after a year if he remains compliant. The incident involved a boy now 11, with offenses dated 1989 to 1992. The mother criticized the outcome, and Stevens offered apologies through his attorney.
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