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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1992
Page
5
Service awards at the Maryland State Police Frederick barracks honored staff with 20 plus years of service. Front row included Sgt. Terry Hill Cpl. Paul J. Gerstner Sandra Marks police communications officer. Back row showed Tfe. George L. Stoulemyer Th. Audie Murphy and absent Marilyn Leatherman secretary for the investigation section.
Frederick police arrested 26 year old Charles A Watts of Key Parkway Saturday night charging him with robbery theft and carrying a concealed weapon in relation to an assault in a Court Street parking deck. Watts held at Frederick County Adult Detention Center on 75000 bail after victim handed over a small change purse. A knife was found during search. no gun recovered.
About 150 people gathered in downtown Detroit to protest the fatal beating of Malice Wayne Green, 35, dragged from his car by two plainclothes officers. Prosecutor John O'Hair said warrants for the officers were expected soon, with possible charges under review.
A Mount Airy man James H. Bloss 47 of 12300 Catoctin View Drive swerved to avoid a deer on Bartholows Road at Molesworth Entrance and collided with Helen Testerman 53 of 13284 Penn Shop Road. Testerman was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and released. Bloss was charged with failing to drive to the right of the center lane.
A 43 year old man, Lynwood Drake II, shot and killed six people and wounded another in two Morro Bay area attacks before shooting himself during hostage negotiations. Victims include Norm Metcalf, Danny Cizek, Andrew Zatko, David Law, Joe Garcia, and a 30 year old woman who died later. The spree began Saturday evening at a Morro Bay residence, then moved to Oak’s Card Parlor in Paso Robles. One hostage was held at another site and released unharmed.
The Supreme Court declined to expand ERISA to allow AIDS patients to sue over employer changes to health plans intended to cut costs. The ruling keeps lower court decisions that ERISA does not bar cost-cutting, discriminatory actions, while noting potential reach of ADA against such moves. John McGann, diagnosed in 1987, saw his employer reduce AIDS related medical benefits from $1 million to $5,000 after switching to self insurance.
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