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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1993
Page
2
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The Justice Department sought to stop Gillette Co from taking Parker Pen Holdings, arguing it would raise Gillette's share of the U S premium fountain pen market to about 40 percent. The antitrust filing contends Gillette via Waterman holds 22 percent while Parker has 20 percent, behind market leader Mont Blanc at 40 percent.
Maryland draws included Daily Lottery 9-95, Pick 4 numbers 2 6 7 9, and Match 5 numbers 3 16 1. Local players note these figures for Tuesday postings and prize eligibility.
About 300 people carried candles in Baltimore to honor Sister MaryAnn Glinka a Franciscan nun slain inside her convent. The vigil followed the citys 70th homicide of the year as police restricted media access and mourners urged peace and safety in their neighborhoods. Melvin Jones 34 of Baltimore was charged with first degree murder in her death after being released from a North Carolina prison.
Montgomery County police charged Antonio Barno, 22, after he went to collect a package at UPS in Gaithersburg using a stolen credit card to buy Bose speakers. The March 10 armed robbery occurred in White Flint Mall parking garage when a handgun was used to steal a purse from a woman. Authorities coordinated with Bose and UPS to trap the suspect, who was to pick up the package on Friday, March 19, and was arrested there.
LeGore Quarry at 11640 Woodsboro Pike releases a 12 month blasting plan starting April 1. Blasts weekdays 1 PM to 5 PM with traffic stopped 500 feet north and south on Md 194 and on LeGore Bridge Road at Md 194 and Oak Hill Road intersections. The most powerful charges limited to four times monthly. Three tone warning signals precede blasts. two signals mark all clear. Maryland Department of Natural Resources monitors the operation.
In Baltimore a space heater ignited items in a basement killing 1 year old Stephen Whitfield and injuring four children aged 2 to 5. Stephen died at Johns Hopkins Children’s Center. Two siblings and relatives suffer second degree burns with varying conditions.
Western Maryland counties see rain likely tonight with temperatures near 40. Tomorrow remains cloudy with showers and highs in the mid forties to mid thirties. Extended forecast shows rain likely Thursday with highs in the 40s to low 50s and cooler nights, then partly cloudy skies and lingering showers into the weekend with temperatures milder in the 50s to 60s.
A 29 year old Gaithersburg man Gabriel Elizondo died after losing control on Snouffer School Road near Centerway Road his Ford Mustang crossed the center line and hit a northbound Ford Escort driven by Scot William Hottel in Germantown Hottel was treated for minor injuries. Police say speed and alcohol were factors and Elizondo was not wearing a seat belt.
A 16 year old Singapore High School student was injured Monday morning in a woodworking class. He was flown to Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore after injuring his hand on a table saw. Principal Henry Bohlander said the extent of the damage to the fingers was not certain and the student was taken to a specialty hand trauma center.
Rain and thunderstorms drenched a wide area from the Gulf of Mexico to the Great Lakes while the Pacific Northwest faced heavier rain as a storm front moved inland. Light snow touched parts of Iowa, Wisconsin, and New York, with coastal gale warnings and a flash flood watch in North Carolina foothills. Temperatures ranged from the 30s to 70s across multiple states, with a 93 degree high in Thermal, California.
An engineering report on local springs that supply Brunswick residents will be presented at 7 p.m. tonight. The study checks compliance with Safe Drinking Water Act standards and offers improvements. Brunswick draws water from Potomac River, Yauktee Springs in Washington County, and sources in Virginia.
The log shows automatic alarms and emergencies at sites including 5579 Spectrum Drive and 3136 Harpers Ferry Road, with calls to Brunswick Ambulance and C P Telephone. Noted events include a house fire at 7200 Dogwood Lane and a gas leak at Braddock Heights Middletown. Additional entries mention Key Parkway Hunters Glen and 4 Hamilton Ave house fire plus a tally of 25 emergencies and 0 routines.
A local radio host named Frederick asserts strong self branding in a promotional appearance. The segment highlights his rise, audience reach, and future event plans.
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