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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1996
Page
2
Weather forecast from the National Weather Service calls for mostly sunny today with highs in the mid to upper 50s and lows in the 20s. Thursday and Friday warm into the low to mid 60s with 60s continuing Friday, then Saturday turns partly cloudy with upper 50s and rain likely Sunday around 50.
An inmate claims Benjamin Garris, a Baltimore teen, assaulted him at Baltimore County Detention Center prompting a common law battery charge that was later recalled. The alleged victim Frances Tomczewski, 20, alleges two inmates attacked him and one forced oral sex, but police doubt credibility and will not press charges. Garris faces separate first degree murder proceedings for the Towson hospital death.
A mystery UPS package opened at the Frederick depot is being sent to a lab within 100 miles for testing. Cpl. Ted Nee said the bag contained dirt-like material and documents pointing to a California woman who claimed cremated human remains. UPS bans sending human remains. The lab distance and results remain undisclosed.
In Annapolis two mothers share grief over sons killed in Baltimore. Veda Allen supports Gov Glendening's gun control bill to curb violent crime, while Donna Jackson argues gun control is ineffective, insisting a person killed their son, not a weapon. Both testify before the Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee.
A large forecast summary notes mild conditions in the East and heavy storms in the central Plains including northern Texas to Missouri. Temperatures vary from chilly nights in the West to warm 60s in the East with possible severe thunderstorms and heavy rains. Sections cover state forecasts for Maryland regions with clear to partly sunny days and 60s highs.
Several civil actions filed in Frederick County Circuit Court include a $12 million wrongful death suit by Helen Glagola and others against Fitzgerald Motors Inc and Robert Blan for the I-70 crash that killed Stephen Glagola. The case seeks damages for negligence and wrongful death. Other suits include medical malpractice against Dr Tse-Shiung Wu, a legal malpractice case against attorney Alan Nuta, and additional claims arising from a traffic collision and personal injuries at a Frederick lounge and a home attic fall incident.usions
A Maryland circuit court jury rejected Ruthann Aron's defamation claim against former U.S. Senator Bill Brock from the 1994 Republican senatorial primary. The six jurors ruled there was no malice and that Brock's remarks were not defamatory as read in trials over four weeks.
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