28 Mar 1987
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1987
Page
1
Gaithersburg police caution residents about youths selling candy door to door then disappearing with money. The bogus solicitor, claiming to be a Sexeca Valley High School student, sought orders for a Bahamas trip. Citizens are advised to verify sales with the agency.
Health officials report 21 rabid raccoons and foxes found in populated areas over recent weeks and issue a warning. Bulletins are circulated in schools, libraries, and community health centers detailing prevention steps, bite handling, and where to obtain more information. Fire calls and ambulance activity noted, plus Maryland and Pennsylvania lottery results as part of the daily briefs.
The Carroll to Montgomery counties forecast calls for a chance of showers after noon today with light to moderate winds from the southeast. A mix of sun and clouds is expected Sunday into Monday with showers likely by Monday night and lingering into Tuesday. Temperatures mid 40s to low 50s with variable winds around 10 to 15 mph.
Jeffrey Levitt turns in bonds valued at 290000 dollars after state claims he hid about 1.6 million in bearer bonds from Old Court Savings and Loan. The settlement with the state includes assets surrendered by Levitt and his family, while his 30 year sentence stands for theft. The matter remains under court review as questions linger on missing bonds and transfer details.
Nairobi's Jomo Kenyatta Airport worker, unnamed, dozed amid Nigeria Airways cargo, woke midflight to stumble into the cockpit during a Lagos bound non stop voyage. The Daily Nation cited an anonymous source describing the startled pilot and attempted hijack scene.
Western Kansas faced blizzard conditions as snow and 45 mph winds spread from the West into the Midwest. A blizzard warning covered western Kansas with up to 10 inches of snowfall possible, while north central Kansas remained under a winter storm warning.
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