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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1986
Page
2
AP reports Wednesday draws across Washington DC Harrisburg and Ballou withLucky Lotto DC Four and daily lotteries. DC numbers were 27 31 26 04 17 09 plus game codes. PA Lotto drew 16 25 09 20 28 32 with alternate 38 and Daily Number 15. Other picks include Pick Four 6 695.
The Frederick County switchboard will be shut down from 12:01 a.m. to 8 a.m. Saturday March 6 during a $750 000 upgrade funded by the county board of education city and state. Agencies will use specific non emergency lines 683 6161 for Frederick City Police and 662 6548 or 662 6334 for the county sheriff while 911 remains active.
Fire calls in the past 24 hours ending 10 p.m. include a car fire at 67 percent South Clifton Road in Braddock Heights at 10 24 a.m. and a house fire at 405 Walnut St Brunswick at 12 56 p.m. Ambulance emergencies total 13 with no routine calls.
A storm system over New York heads toward the New England coast by Friday with a cold front dropping air southward into Maryland. Maryland counties face mostly clear but windy and colder tonight, with Friday partly cloudy and much colder. Temperatures near 25 to 30 tonight rising to the 30s or near 35 Friday, with a weekend outlook for sun and light winds and a warming trend into next week.
Judge Dwyer sentenced Clendening to consecutive five year terms for marijuana distribution and a $750 fine for drug paraphernalia possession. The jury reportedly found him dangerous to the community. Also, Kathy Ann Felker of Brunswick admitted possession of about 45 grams of marijuana after deputies raided a boyfriend’s home, facing up to one year and a $1,000 fine.
A Rockville man, George Rhodes III, 32, is held on 275000 bond after a shooting that left Keith Ross Oney, 24, in stable condition. Rhodes appeared in district court where Judge Mary Ann Stepler refused to reduce the bond, citing threat to the community. Oney survived after being shot with a 2 gauge shotgun outside 153 W All Saints St, in front of the victim’s home, and remains in Frederick Memorial Hospital.
Reagan secures initial success as Congress weighs funding for Contra support amid Latin American concerns. News notes internal White House efforts to win backing, while critics question broad public approval and the risk of Soviet backed Cuban influence. The piece also recounts a separate shooting incident involving Rhodes, Oney, and Myers, with police investigations detailing gun recovery and prior assaults.
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