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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1996
Page
2
Montgomery County Police identified 24 year old Ragesh Dhyani as the man struck and killed Tuesday evening on MARC tracks at Randolph Road near Nebel Street. Sixty passengers were aboard the oncoming train as investigators continue.
Baltimore County Circuit Court Judge Alfred Brennan ruled 17 year old Jodie Ulrich may return to classes Thursday after an expulsion for bringing pepper spray to school. The defense challenged the student handbook as vague while noting the student’s protection needs and prior disappointments with the process.
Lt Cmdr Donald Clause is charged with rape sexual harassment adultery and conduct unbecoming an officer for alleged rape of Luria Green at the Washington Navy Yard. DNA links the baby to Clause. he denies the charges as a court martial proceeds amid claims of pressure against Green.
Gabriel Cannon, 23, of Norfolk, Virginia, was found guilty of manslaughter in the December 23 shopping mall confrontation that left Rey Davis III dead. He also received two counts of attempted manslaughter for wounding two others and a handgun violation. The verdict came after a four hour deliberation in Wicomico County Circuit Court. Cannon's defense argued self defense citing a prior beating and robbery of him by Davis and others.
Frederick County sheriff’s deputies investigate the death of 14 year old William Stillions found in his bedroom at 5931 Bartonsville Road. He was found between the iron rails at the foot of his bed by his grandmother. CPR was performed en route to Frederick Memorial Hospital but failed. An autopsy will be conducted today at the state medical examiner’s office in Baltimore.
The forecast covers Frederick County, the state forecast, extended outlook, and beach forecast. It shows fair conditions tonight with mid 50s to low 60s, Friday showers or thunderstorms, highs near 80, and Memorial Day weekend mostly cloudy with scattered showers and cool highs in the 60s to low 70s. Beach area calls for fair tonight, near 60s lows, and 80 degree highs with similar shower chances Friday.
Weather outlook shows windy conditions across cities from Kansas City to San Francisco with widespread rain and mountain snow in Washington Oregon Nevada and the Sierra. Strong to severe storms possible from Nevada to Wyoming and Colorado with tornadoes large hail and heavy rain potential in the central plains and upper Midwest through Indiana. Cooler, partly cloudy skies expected in northern New England.
National Weather Service expects temperatures to fall into the 60s and 70s for Memorial Day weekend. A 50 percent chance of rain Friday and a general shower risk over the weekend, per meteorologist David Thede. Wednesday highs reached 87 degrees after 62 degrees in the morning at the downtown News-Post weather station. Maryland Environment issues Code Yellow ozone forecast for Baltimore and Washington, indicating moderate air quality.
Fire calls and ambulance activity through 9 p.m. include automatic and local alarms at Frederick Memorial Hospital 5:23 am and 12:53 pm near Citizens and Junior sites, a house fire at 10:15 am on United 188 Thomas Johnson Drive, a trash fire at 6:11 pm on William Franklin Drive, with 29 emergencies and no routines.
U S District Judge Peter J Messitte dismissed federal charges against David Hearn 37 who paddled the storm swollen Potomac after a Maryland advisory to stay off the water He qualified for the U S Olympic whitewater boating team and was arrested January 21 by Park Police The judge ruled Maryland has jurisdiction and that charges should be state level and noted he would not have broken laws if he stayed off park land
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