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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1995
Page
2
The state fire marshal's bomb squad investigates a 3/4 inch homemade pipe bomb blast that destroyed a decorative mailbox in front of Timothy Shaull's Monkton home at 2 a.m. No injuries were reported, but authorities say it could have killed someone in close proximity.
Fire calls reported in the last 48 hours include automatic alarms at buildings 622 and 622 Fort Detrick Giant Food, brush and barn fires, and a vehicle fire at multiple locations. Maryland lotteries drawn Saturday and Sunday produced no jackpot winner, with several players winning smaller prizes and the next estimated prize rising to 25 million.
Tonight patches of cloud cover with a few showers likely in Frederick County. Lows generally mid 40s to upper 40s, winds southwest 10 to 15 mph. Tuesday is mostly cloudy and breezy with a 30 percent chance of showers and highs near 60.
The report notes a Colorado snow storm and a second system carving a 100 mile wide swath from Nebraska to Michigan. Warm Southeast weather peaks to 70s, while the Plains see 2 to 8 inches of additional snow and gusts up to 50 mph. Imperial California hot at 91, Hallock Minnesota 6 below zero.
AP reports a seven hurt pileup on I-95 near Aber deen as a deer-removal crew was struck, causing a 10 mile backup southbound. Western Maryland saw numerous minor crashes on I-70 through Frederick County. Police noted three fatalities, with 100 extra troopers on duty. Airport and rail travel remained largely active as travelers returned to work and college.
Maryland Natural Resources Police officer Kim Trickett was assaulted Saturday while investigating a deer stand on Washington County Sportsman's Club property on Pole Cat Road. The suspect, a white man in camouflage, fled after striking the officer in the chest. Call 1 800 628 9944 with information.
Bruce Bradley, 42, of West Deer Park Road Gaithersburg, was found dead Saturday morning in a park. An autopsy will determine cause. Bradley was last seen Friday noon by family. Police reported no signs of foul play.
Frederick youth Matthew Brown, 16, was driving south on Mt Philip Road when he lost control and struck a utility pole. His car, a 1988 Hyundai, slid broadside and pinned him for about 15 minutes before rescue crews freed him. He was flown to Washington County Hospital and released after treatment. Excessive speed was cited as the factor.
In Reno Nevada a brief 0.19 inch rainfall ended a 129 day dry spell dating to 1888 the longest on record. Meteorologist Scott Hickman of the National Weather Service says rain felt refreshing after such a long dry period with July 18 previous last rain. The same weather system also brought the season's first snow to the Lake Tahoe region with light totals.
Readers see Frederick highlighted in Ust Avederich coverage with emphasis on local ties and community pride. The piece centers on recognitions, events, and notable figures connected to Frederick in the area.
Knott donated 1988 gifts totaling millions to 31 Baltimore institutions including $5 million to Johns Hopkins Oncology Center and $1 million each to Baltimore Symphony Orchestra and four city hospitals St. Joseph Mercy St. Agnes and Bon Secours to aid medical care for the poor. He described wealth as fish to share. Survived by his wife Marion and 12 children, plus siblings, 51 grandchildren and 55 great grandchildren.
Funeral services for Rex Channing West of Sjamsville were held Saturday at Bethesda United Methodist Church Browingsville with Rev Henry G Butler Jr and Ron Averill officiating. The Bethesda Choir sang Songs of Hope and Songs of Faith were sung by Damascus Wesleyan Church members. The eulogy was delivered by Erick West, with bearers Kevin Beall Barry Brake Rod Hale Bruce Kennington Hugh Kovachik and Don Pilsen. Interment followed in the church cemetery. ODENTON AP Glen Burnie man wounded in first day of firearm deer season when a hunter fired at a deer near Myer's Station Road Odenton. James George Jarvis Sr 59 walked into the line of fire. Maryland Natural Resources Police spokesman Darryl Claggett said.
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