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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1991

Page

8

Traffic pileups blamed on rain slick roadways

Wet roads caused several Frederick County crashes reported by News-Pagt Staff. Joyce M. Dilks, 48, was injured in a head on collision on Md 355 near Araby Church Road and remained in critical condition after surgery. Walter E. Myers Jr., 49, was cited for unsafe driving after his vehicle hit Dilks’ car while she was not belted. A second crash on Md 75 near Lime Plant Road sent two to the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center, with injuries to Teresa Van Hoose, 41, and John Kemp Jr., 23. Ian Pocock, 16, was involved. he and passenger Douglas Baker, 26, were released after treatment. Pocock faced charges of unsafe passing. An earlier single vehicle on Old Annapolis Road injured two Mount Airy youths. no charges were filed.

Frederick Joyce M. Dilks William Drive Sububben Hospital Bethesda MD. 355 Araby Church Road Ma. Dilks Maryland Walter E. Myers Jr MD. 75 Lime Plant Road Frederick County R Adams Cowley Shock Troops Center Baltimore Ian Pocock Mount Airy Pocock Tpr Andrew Mason Teresa van Hoose Walkersville John Kemp, Jr Fredenci van Hoose Kemp Douglas Baker Frederick Memorial Hospital Old Annapolis Road Ryan M. Burkhard West Ridge Circle Detrick Road Mike Savage Burkhard Mark Shaffer

New Maryland area code 410 causes dialing glitches

Three weeks after Maryland adopted area code 410, many businesses still not reprogramming PBX and Centrex systems. Calls are rejected at the source due to unrecognized area code, causing complaints from both out-of-towners and local firms. About 200 reports have been logged, mainly affecting long distance calls within the new 410 region.

Baltimore Maryland Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co C&p Private Branch Exchange PBX Centrex al Burman 410

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