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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1996
Page
2
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Preparations are under way for a triple murder trial in Frederick Circuit Court over the 1993 slayings of Mildred Horn, her disabled son Trevor, and nurse Janice Saunders. Ex husband Lawrence T. Horn, 55, is accused of hiring a hit man. co-defendant James Edward Perry, 46, is on death row. Jury selection starts Tuesday with possible eight week trial and more than 800 pieces of evidence. a death penalty could result.
Tonight becomes cloudy with a 30 percent chance of light snow sleet and rain toward morning. Lows in upper 20s. Thursday a mix of sleet snow and rain then rain with highs near 40. North central states forecast shows near 100 percent precip. Extended outlook calls for rain drizzle Friday showers Saturday and Sunday with moderate temperature shifts.
Deputies arrested Luis Roberto Chavez Gallo 19 of Washington after a southbound pursuit on U S 15. A juvenile passenger faced multiple charges after a search found two small bags of marijuana. The car was reported stolen from Gaithersburg and a theft of more than 300 dollars was cited. Fire damaged a West All Saints Street rowhouse.
Dr Jacob Casper director of the Frederick Animal Health Laboratory says bovine spongiform encephalopathy does not exist in the United States and Maryland has run surveillance since 1988 with no cases. Scientists note mad cow disease may arise from cattle feed containing sheep offal brain tissue.
National Weather Service forecaster James Wiesmueller notes winter conditions will persist in Frederick through the week. Today should be fair with highs in the 50s and 30s, but clouds increase overnight and a 30 percent chance of light rain or sleet appears for Thursday.
Lab chief cites scrapie as wasting disease. The disease stems from prions, not bacteria or viruses. Imports of British beef to the U.S. were banned seven years ago. London weighs destroying older cattle to calm fears as government faces pressure from farmers. Weather forecast with cool temperatures and rain chances ends with local soundings showing 60 degree high.
Fire log for 24 hours ending 9 p m lists 12949 A Lackey Road structure fire at 2 12 p m affecting Libertytown New Midway Rocky Ridge Unicon Bridge McDonald s at 4 18 p m brush fire Himes Ave 5 50 p m brush fire 6746 Kernel Court townhouse fire Citizens Independent Junior United ambulance calls 92 emergencies 0 routines
Charles Clifford Grant, 46, a former Maryland School for the Deaf dorm counselor, was sentenced to six years in prison for three battery counts. He received three consecutive two year terms, with most suspended, plus one year in jail with work release and five years probation with no contact with children. Grant admitted one battery and entered Alford pleas to two others. police described the incidents as touching. He had been employed at MSD for 19 years and was put on leave in 1995 before being fired.
The Associated Press reports widespread cloud cover and cold in the East and West with winter temps across the country. Low highs set records in Wichita Falls and Rochester while Duluth logged a 9 degree high. A West Coast low may bring rain and snow in Northwest states. six inches possible in the Cascades and nearby regions.
The AP reported Maryland lottery numbers drawn Tuesday night for Pick 3 5 74 Pick 4 5 1 7 with 0 score. Bonus Match 5 9 10 14 19 38 Bonus 30. Tuesday afternoon results include Pick 3 2 0 9 and Pick 4 8 6 2 6.
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