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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 2001
Page
2
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The National Weather Service forecasts clearing rain to yield mostly sunny skies with a high near 60 today and breezy conditions. Overnight will bring increasing clouds after midnight with a low in the upper 30s. Saturday starts cloudy but clears in the afternoon with a high near 60 and a breeze. Sunday brings seasonable, variable clouds and a high in the mid-40s, with overnight lows near 30.
Fire log for the 24hour period ending 8 p.m. Thursday lists 11:23 a.m. incident on Opossumtown Pike at Christopher's Crossing with wires down, 3:06 p.m. at 9731 Baltimore National Pike with a brush fire, and Myersville Ambulance calls noted as Emergencies 45. Also includes Maryland lottery results drawn Thursday night and Thursday afternoon with several Pick and Cash in Hand numbers.
In Washington, veterans packed a briefing as the new VA secretary pledged to elevate health care. Officials cited a Bush era plan for $22 billion in discretionary health funding and noted long waits, with current averages around 164 days for non emergency appointments and 214 days at Chicago Medical Center gastroenterology, urging faster processing and improved access.
Police in Frederick conducted a 90 minute crackdown on noise complaints and reckless driving in the 200 and 300 blocks of South Jefferson Street and the 300 block of Catoctin Avenue. Of 1 vehicle stops between 12:45 and 2:15 a.m., three people were arrested and 13 motor vehicle citations issued, including two DWI arrests and one invalid license arrest. Six tickets were for speeding, three for loud stereos, and one for a red light. The remaining three citations were must appear for the arrests.
Montgomery County police hunt a Black man 20s or 30s, about 6 ft tall, 200 lbs, wearing a black hooded sweatshirt and black cap who entered the Middlebrook Beer and Wine store in Germantown, cut a clerk, and fled with cash. A lookout was outside. Tips to 240-773-5100 or Crime Solvers 1-800-673-2777. Rewards up to $1,000.
A 46 year old Frederick man was found unconscious with a head wound on West Seventh Street Tuesday. Police say it was an accidental fall and no foul play is suspected. He was at Washington County Hospital in good condition Thursday night.
Mixed garbled forecast items for Frederick County and Maryland beaches with temperatures from mid 30s to mid 60s, partly cloudy and chance of rain. Notes include tonight mostly clear, weekend showers possible, and cool to mild daytime highs with variable winds.
A stubborn spring storm drenched the mid-Atlantic states and New England, bringing more rain and threatening already swollen rivers. The steady precipitation raised flood worries for communities along affected waterways.
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