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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1995
Page
2
Police hunt two suspects after a Saturday early morning robbery at Abrecht's Exxon on South Jefferson Street. The gunman, about 6 feet tall and 165 to 175 pounds, fled on foot with an undisclosed amount of cash, aided by K-9 units from state and county agencies.
FBI data show 1994 crime down 3 percent from 1993 with declines in seven major offenses and in every region. Experts warn teenage boys’ gun murders are surging, while adult crime falls, signaling future trouble as demographics shift.
Weekend fire logs report several incidents on Old Sabillasville Road and Blue Ridge Summit woods, brush and apartment fires at Orchard Hill, house and vehicle fires near Fort Detrick and Hyde, plus a Dublin Road structure fire. Sunday records include a Key Mail area brush fire and a miscellaneous alarm. ambulance calls total 71 emergencies and 5 non emergencies.
Maryland Lottery reports the Saturday night drawing produced no winner for the 3 million estimated top prize. Winning numbers were 1 12 19 23 48 49. Five-number tickets totaled 809 dollars each for 47 players while four-number tickets paid 34 dollars each to 1,920 players. Next draw estimated at 4 million. Sunday drawing results include Daily Lottery 9 1 8 Pick 4 2 548 Match 5 1 2 27 35 39.
Mostly sunny this afternoon with highs in the 70s to around 80. Tonight clear and cool with lows in the 40s west and 50s east. Tuesday mostly sunny and warm with highs mid to upper 70s, central section in the low to mid 80s.
A 33 year old Gaithersburg man Joseph Nathan Bellamy was arrested Saturday by Montgomery County Police for the May 13 murder of Frances Sartoph Binick. Binick was found dead at about 2 05 a m in her Gaithersburg townhouse. Bellamy, a coworker at Grendel Used Office Supply, had been paroled last year and had a prior 1984 rape and robbery conviction in New York City. He confessed and is held without bond, charged with first degree murder.
Washington drivers faced lighter traffic on the first business day after Pennsylvania Avenue near the White House was closed to vehicles. A one hour federal worker grace period and police directing traffic helped flow as President Clinton ordered the street closure. A small section behind the White House and E Street N.W. becoming one way added to the changes.
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