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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1995
Page
2
Three workers sustained minor burns at Tamko Asphalt Products in Frederick while moving a motor. General manager Thomas King said all were treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital, with two back at work the next day and the third recuperating at home after a pressure gauge burst and splashed hot oil.
Frederick city police arrested Timothy Richard Olpin and Michelle Hope Kawalski after a 2:14 p.m. burglary at 487 Hillcrest Drive. Both 19 of Middletown and Key Parkway respectively face destruction of property and fourth degree breaking and entering charges. A third suspect fled. both were released without bond per county court commissioner.
A Rockville house suffered about 5000 dollars in damage after a teenager stubbed incense outside a cedar shake panel. Fire officials said an ember likely ignited the crevice near the second floor, with the blaze under control by 1 53 p.m.
Thunderstorms across Missouri Nebraska and South Dakota leave fatalities and property damage. In Missouri a 45 year old man died and a worker was killed near Neosho as downed lines and debris spurred power losses. Louisiana floods force hospital evacuations and thousands lose power. In South Dakota heavy rain prompted motel evacuations while two Nebraska counties reported tornado damage with no injuries.
A Washington County man, Ernesto N. Endter, 54, of Rohrersville, was killed when his northbound 1986 Ford station wagon collided head on with a southbound 1989 Toyota on Md. 17 near Bennies Hill Road. Four year old Tessa Endter was flown to Children’s National Medical Center in critical condition, and Kelly Dustin, 28, of Middletown, suffered serious injuries. The crash prompted road closure over an hour while Middletown rescue personnel extricated occupants. Trooper First Class Dave Anderson leads the ongoing investigation.
Three people died in weekend crashes across Montgomery County. Simeon Abreu-Alvarez, 60, of Gaithersburg, was struck by a car on Viers Mill Road after exiting a Metro bus. Edward J. Kim, 19, of Potomac was treated for minor injuries. Hikmat Chahine Salman, 69, of Bethesda, died after veering off Falls Road in Potomac. A 21-year-old Woodbridge woman, Karla V., died after a three car collision at Mid County Highway and Goshen Road. Andrew Cabana and Karla were passengers. Marcia Eckenrode, 24, and Richard Blalock, 47, were drivers involved. Cabana and Eckenrode were treated and released.
Today increasing clouds with showers and a possible thunderstorm west. East is partly sunny with highs near 70. Tonight and Wednesday cloudy with showers and possible thunder. lows in the 50s and highs 65 to 70. Frederick county reports highs in low 70s and showers tonight with possible thunder after midnight. Winds light southeast. rain chances high.
Much of New Orleans was under water after up to 18 inches of rain fell in just over six hours. The heavy downpour moved from coastal Mississippi, with flooding from Monday’s violent storms receding by early morning. The storms covered eight parishes in an arc about 45 miles from the city.
A 33 year old Gaithersburg man picked up three hitchhikers on Montgomery Village Avenue at about 4 a.m. Saturday. One man with a knife forced the victim to Mills Choice Apartments and demanded money while the other two rifled the wallet from the car. The attackers fled toward the apartment complex. descriptions identify the knife-wielding suspect as Hispanic, 25 to 26, and two black men ages 27 to 28 and 22 to 23 with varied builds and clothing.
Maryland lotteries drawn Monday night and afternoon include Daily Lottery numbers 1 80 and 0 5 1, with Pick 4 19 49 9 25 28 37 38, and Play Four 6 5 9 4.
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