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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1996
Page
2
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In Inglewood California a man bumped on the street, dropping a package, and pulled a gun to kill the man who apologized. Dwayne Bruner 33 was shot five or six times and died on the pavement. Neighbors and a sheriff's detective described the incident with no arrests made.
In the 24 hour period ending Wednesday include brush fires at Dollyhyde Road and Green Valley, townhouse and house fires in Libertytown and Urbana, structure and gas leak alerts at several addresses, a vehicle fire on Wenner Drive, woods fire on Thurston Road, and automatic alarms at West Frederick Middle and other sites. Ambulance calls: emergencies 23, routines 0.
DSS board rejects a state proposal to create a county child and family services office. The plan would shift about 98 million dollars to counties by July 1, with Frederick County receiving around 400 thousand. It could cut six DSS jobs as counties hire contractors to handle the work.
Town officials clashed with the property owner’s lawyer and adviser over a 12.8 acre site on Md 194 south of a Sheetz. They discussed connecting a Stauffer Road stub to Fountain Rock Road and funding a new access road costed about 25000 dollars, to be repaid when another lot develops. The owner would reserve land for park access and impose covenants limiting uses while the site would be zoned limited industrial park after annexation.
Andre Lavar Evans, 18, of Davidsonville, admitted robbing the First Virginia Bank of Maryland in Edgewater on July 29 with a knife. He also faced three other robbery counts, which will be dismissed, with possible 20 year sentence.
An 83-year-old man, Woodrow Wilson Clem, died at Washington County Hospital after oxygen was connected to an intravenuous line, causing air bubbles in his blood. Dr. Edward Ditto and police investigated, with autopsy planned in Baltimore to confirm a massive air embolism. Hospital officials said they are cooperating with the investigation.
Twelve suspected illegal aliens were arrested in a raid on the ADVO Inc direct mailing plant in Columbia Maryland. The six men and six women hailed from Honduras Guatemala Nicaragua and El Salvador. INS Maryland director Benedict J Ferro said the firm’s recruitment would be examined and noted some admitted being smuggled here after hearing of opportunities through friends or family.
Maryland officials released Wednesday night lottery numbers for Pick 3 3 4 7 Pick 4 2 1 2 S Bonus Match 5 12 18 33 34 38 Bonus 10 Lotto 1 13 29 38 41 45 Also posted Wednesday afternoon results Pick 3 7 8 0 Pick 4 8 34 9
Central and southern New England face continued snow with rain along the coast tomorrow. The mid Atlantic coast dries as rain ends. The Southeast warms with sunshine while the Plains stay dry and mild. Wyoming to northern Minnesota see light snow and flurries. Frederick County forecasts rain tonight with near 100 percent chances. Friday brings mostly cloudy skies and showers possible with highs near 40s to 50s. Maryland mountains expect clouds and showers then sun.
The National Weather Service predicts cool wet conditions for the coming days starting with sleet or freezing rain this morning, transitioning to rain. By 9 am 0.6 inches had fallen at the News-Post station in Frederick, with highs in the 30s today and 40s to mid 50s over the weekend, then cold and breezy by Monday.
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