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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1991
Page
2
Forecaster notes showers and thunderstorms in western Maryland with sun later. Highs in the mid 70s to near 90s, lows 50s to 60s. Weekend showers possible, cooling trend into next week with 70s and 80s, lows 40s to 60s, and a below normal temperature pattern for Oct 8 to Oct 12.
City attorney N Lynn Tilery presented a 16 item memo at a Wednesday workshop outlining negotiable rights in a new collective bargaining ordinance. The list covers wages hours vacations bonuses pensions and insurance while managers reserve rights to hire promote transfer assign and supervise staff. FOP attorney William W Thompson II called the outline a practical base for talks and four aldermen backed the proposal. Fire calls and police activity noted for the 24 hour period ending 5:03 a.m. Wednesday include 100 S Market St and 10181 Keily Road with responders Citizens United Walkersville.
Maryland lotteries drawn Wednesday night list Daily Lottery numbers 2 4 9 Play Four 0 2 8 Lotto numbers 5 26 20 0 39. No further context provided.
Scot Metcalf, 27, of Frederick, charged with misdemeanor theft, escaped from a Montgomery County Sheriff’s transport about 4 mph near Maryland Avenue and Monument Street in Rockville. An intensive manhunt followed with Rockville Police and Maryland State Police helicopter aiding. Metcalf was found hours later in a Potomac home and re-arrested.
Ronald C. Linton, former highway head, amends suit against Frederick County and acting Public Works Director Hayes alleging wrongful firing, defamation, and privacy violations. The suit seeks damages up to 22 million plus punitive sums, while appeals proceed in federal court in Richmond and local hearings await in Frederick County Circuit Court.
Maryland State Police report a safe and a large batch of instant lottery tickets were stolen from High's Store on U S Route 15 in Lewistown between 1 and 3 a.m. Wednesday. An officer observed broken front glass and noted a vehicle likely waited 10 to 15 minutes during loading. Police seek tips at 683-3101.
A 15 year old Rockville youth was arrested and charged with carrying a weapon and reckless endangerment after two Montgomery Blair High School students were hit by bullets in the school area. The juvenile is held at Noyes Children's Center as police predict further arrests.
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