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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1998
Page
2
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A disbarred lawyer Jerome E. Michaelson was ordered to pay more than $260,000 after a 1995 felony theft conviction. He has not paid 10 victims over two years while earning $576 weekly as a Bloomfield Connecticut tennis club manager. He claimed to have kept fees to cover clients but the court ruled payments must follow the order.
Baltimore draws show Thursday night results for Pick 3 8 3 0 and Pick 4 6 9 6 1. Thursday afternoon draws yield Pick 3 5 1 6 and Pick 4 8 8 9 9.
The Maryland Court of Appeals reversed the death sentence for John Clifton Johnson, who killed Edwin Hartman Sr. in Cumberland in 1995, ruling the trial judge misapplied the youthful age mitigating factor. The case is reassigned to Frederick County Circuit Court for a new sentencing hearing before Judge John H. Tisdale.
Frederick City Police stopped a speeding car at 10:40 p.m. on West South Street arresting driver James William Stultz 19 of Ellicott City for driving while intoxicated and speeding. A passenger passed items leading to a search that found marijuana and a pipe. Daniel A. Carper 20 of Baltimore was charged with marijuana possession and paraphernalia. Both were released on personal recognizance.
Two Frederick City Police arrest reports cite undercover officers observing a crack cocaine sale on West Seventh Street and Motter Avenue around 11 15 p m. George Moals 20 of Motter Avenue Frederick is charged with possessing cocaine and marijuana distributing cocaine and possessing cocaine with intent to distribute jailed in 10000 bail Christopher Beall 24 of Doubs Court Adamstown is charged with possessing cocaine marijuana and two counts of drug paraphernalia released on personal recognizance
Brunswick Police Chief Phil O Donnell announced two recruits join the department. Dennis Wilson will start next Thursday after eight years with Cheverly Police Department where he rose to corporal. Eric Fisher of Frederick begins June 25 after paying about 8000 for Prince George s Community College academy and will continue training while teaching at the six month program. Fisher commutes about 150 miles daily from Largo and has worked a part time security job. O Donnell praised both as valuable additions noting Wilson s experience and Fisher s energy. Also on May 11 a hearing is set for former officer Michael Neuland to appeal his firing after 17 months on the force. The hearing will be led by Mayor Pro Tem Carroll Jones with city attorney John Clapp and council members present. Neuland was terminated March 24, the second officer dismissed in the past year.
Frederick forecast and state outlook predict tonight cloudy with 50 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms, lows in the mid 50s, light winds. Saturday expects clouds with 40 percent shower chances and possible afternoon storms, highs near 70, light southwest wind. State forecast notes unsettled weather into the weekend with varying cloud cover and scattered showers and thunderstorms across western Maryland eastern panhandle West Virginia and central Maryland. Extended outlook through Tuesday calls for more unsettled conditions, lows 50s to 60s and highs 65 to 75.
A milky weather summary notes rain in the Southeast and Great Lakes with a moving storm toward the Northeast. Thunderstorms threaten Pennsylvania New York and southern New England while the Southeast and Appalachians expect thunder. Sunny balmy conditions predicted for the Southwest and southern Plains with 90s in parts. Highs range from 50s in the Northeast to 90s in Texas and 80s in the South.
Cadet Neil Landsberg, a senior at Valley Forge Military Academy and College in Wayne Pennsylvania, received the President's Award as the most outstanding cadet private in his company of the Corps of Cadets. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Bruce Landsberg of Frederick.
Brunswick police report two 15 year olds arrested for March break ins at Brunswick High School. One from Knoxville faces two counts of second degree burglary and conspiracy to commit burglary plus theft. the other from Brunswick faces multiple burglary theft and conspiracy charges. Both released to parents as five youths linked to a string of burglaries are now charged.
Two women were injured in a two vehicle crash on U S 15 at Fish Hatchery Road at 7 57 am. A Taurus driver was flown to R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore for serious injuries while a Blazer driver was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for non life threatening injuries. Police say the Taurus driver failed to yield as she cut across U S 15. Southbound lanes were closed for about an hour and traffic rerouted as the investigation continues.
A 15-year-old boy violat ing probation was held after a cab driver reported he attacked a girl in the cab about 5:30 this morning near her Sagner Drive apartment. He used her keys to enter her home and was charged with second degree assault theft robbery fourth degree burglary and trespassing. He remained in custody at police headquarters. Marissa Paoletti of Urbana High School was selected for the Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership Maryland Seminar April 30 May 3 at the Columbia Inn.
Chantelle McCullum a Frederick High School junior earns state finalist honor in the Miss Maryland American Teen Coed Pageant set for July 4 5. She is the daughter of Patricia and Steven McCullum and James and Renee Roberts.
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