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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1998
Page
2
Crews responded to a northbound tractor trailer crash about a mile north of Point of Rocks on Route 5.15 at 4 a.m. The sole vehicle overturned, no serious injuries reported, Maryland State Police Sgt. David Kloas said. A helicopter was canceled and one lane remained closed during rescue efforts.
Jerry Lee Hogue, 47, was executed by injection for the 1979 Arlington house fire that killed four people including Jayne Markham and her 8 year old son. Prosecutors said he raped two women, bound Markham to a bed with insulated wire, and set the house ablaze after tying her. Witnesses recalled her screams as flames spread and rescuers could not reach her.
Edward Irving Campbell a Frederick resident 60 pleaded for rehabilitation after being spared prison for marijuana distribution. Judge Mary Ann Stepler declined incarceration citing low clinical mood and required 100 hours community service a $5000 donation to charity and ongoing mental health care no self medication no alcohol or illegal drugs.
Frederick County detectives say two men will face charges in an armed robbery at a Singapore High School game on January 23. Kevin Carey and Larry Perry, both tied to a string of Mount Airy and New Market burglaries, were identified along with another suspect, Cavey, as the case expanded from break-ins to an on-site robbery involving a gun. Authorities recovered a handgun and thousands of dollars in stolen property, with multiple conspirators described and more arrests anticipated.
Frederick forecast shows tonight clear and very cold with teens. Friday mostly sunny to partly cloudy with highs near mid forties. Extended outlook predicts Saturday mostly cloudy with lows in 20s to 30s and highs in the 40s to low 50s, Sunday partly sunny with 30s to 40s, and Monday mostly sunny with highs in the 40s and some 30s in the far west.
A late winter blast grips the East with heavy cold and possible single digit readings in extreme northeastern Maine. Lake effect snow and up to 4 inches target northwestern Pennsylvania and western New York, while the South and West see fair, warm, or light precipitation as moisture moves from the Gulf of Mexico toward southern Texas and parts of California.
A Frederick County DV case centers on who controls a 150-acre farm and 50 horses at 2101 Park Mills Road. Judge W Milner Roberts had barred the husband from the home, prompting a challenge over whether the entire property or just the residence is covered. The hearing set for Monday will decide the scope and compliance.
Hot Spring Spas advertise a family friendly backyard entertainment solution with EverFresh water care that is chlorine free and low maintenance. The Washington DC area dealer, Hot Spring Spa of Washington, highlights two locations in Fairfax and Rockville and advertises a weekend Spa-Tacular sale with coupons.
Indonesian Flores tools date Homo erectus there between 800000 and 900000 years ago, implying a 12 mile water crossing likely on bamboo rafts. Morwood says this pushes back and broadens view of early hominin water abilities and cognition beyond earlier Australia colonization estimates.
A large study finds aspirin does not lower preeclampsia risk, souring hopes for prevention. Preeclampsia affects about 5 percent of pregnancies and can be fatal to mother and child, leaving no proven preventive method beyond ongoing research.
In Washington the Supreme Court faces scrutiny over televising proceedings with Justice Souter telling a House Appropriations subcommittee that cameras will not be allowed. He cites protecting court processes and avoiding miscontextualized questions and grandstanding as key reasons.
States move to 0.08 percent blood alcohol limit with federal highway funding linked to adoption. Evidence on fatalities is mixed due to varying data methods and other safety measures. Officials defend the change as sensible and attitude-shifting, citing reduced drunken driving harms.
President Clinton backs UN Secretary General Kofi Annan against Republicans wary of the Iraq accord and urges Congress to pay the United States’ 1.3 billion dollar UN debt. Officials warn a failure to pay could end US voting rights in the General Assembly.
Washington Republicans clash over how to use an expected eight billion dollar budget surplus. President Clinton seeks two point five billion for an emergency package covering U S troops in Bosnia and the Persian Gulf and disaster rebuilding, while many conservatives urge domestic cuts to fund it. Leadership backs Clinton plan to apply surplus to emergency spending, aiming to avoid a veto fight from last spring.
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