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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1993
Page
2
Local notices show subscription and advertising details for the County Office Building area. Rates for single copies, motor route delivery, and various subscription durations are listed, with contact info and a phone number for advertising inquiries.
A 1992 Ford van left Md 26 near Trading Lane early Monday morning and struck a utility pole, cutting power for 508 customers until about 7 am. Thomas Mullinix, 29, of Walkersville, was hospitalized at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Potomac Edison foreman Raymond Sandower said power was restored temporarily via the damaged pole pending pole replacement.
The United Democrats of Frederick County will host a Monday evening meeting at Erni's Italian Restaurant Rosemont Avenue Frederick with speakers Mark Usellis supporting NAFTA and Primo Padeletti opposing. Tom Slater says NAFTA splits Democratic groups and attendance is encouraged.
Ron Smith and his nephew Aric Alvarez recounted a half hour struggle with a buck that charged them during a fishing trip in Azle Texas. Smith estimated the male deer knocked him down and fought back before Alvarez leapt onto its back and both men eventually killed the animal with a fish knife.
The Accu Weather forecast calls for rain across Texas Oklahoma and Missouri flurries in Dakota and Minnesota snow in parts of northeastern Utah and western Maryland tonight freezing conditions continue in Frederick Cumberland Westminster with clear skies and mild Tuesday highs in the 50s Maryland mountains see similar trends extended outlook shows partly sunny Wednesday and cooler end of week with 35 to 60 degree highs and 35 to 40 lows
Halloween weather brought record lows across the country as cold high pressure drove temperatures down. Corpus Christi Texas logged 28 degrees, breaking its date and October month lows and beating all November readings.
Maryland State Police report shows a drop in KKK related incidents yet an overall rise in random hate acts in 1992. The Hate/Bias Incident Assessment noted 466 reports by May 1993, a 24 percent decline from the previous year, with analysts unsure how many involved organized groups.
Salisbury State University faced a weekend with few disturbances after multiple anonymous calls warned black students to beware of Oct 30. Despite threats and Klan rallies nearby, many black students left town or stayed indoors as parents visited during family weekend.
Frederick police arrested 34 year old Aleta L Shafer after a domestic disturbance at her South Market Street apartment. Officers found her intoxicated and with a 5 month old son, who was placed in foster care after hospitalization showed no injuries.
Maryland State Police investigate vandalism at Singanore High School after a brick was thrown through the front door and a glass pane shattered at 815 p.m. Trooper Barry Stonestreet leads the high school case. Separately, police probe a theft from a garage on South Clifton Road where a mountain bike valued at 700 dollars was taken last Friday.
The Supreme Court refused to allow Colorado to enforce its anti gay rights measure while state courts assess its legality. The decision comes as states and localities vary in civil rights protections for homosexuals, with some communities pushing to repeal protections amid protests and legal challenges across the nation.
Maryland Lottery reports a Saturday night Lotto jackpot worth about 7 million dollars with winning numbers 1 d b 22 44. Five numbers were matched by 58 players at 1201 per ticket while four numbers were matched by 3159 players at 37 each. Next drawing is estimated at 1 million.
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