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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1998
Page
3
The national weather service calls the weekend great with a sunny Saturday reaching near 76 degrees and a cool night around 50 to 55 degrees Light winds accompany the clear skies Sunday promises mostly sunny conditions with highs in the mid 70s The Frederick News Post sound station logged a Friday high of 65 at 3 pm and a record low of 34 in 1961 with a 7 am low of 36 degrees
Baltimore AP reports Maryland draws show Friday night results for Pick 3 8-5-1 Pick 4 1 45 3 Cash in Hand 6-19-24-26 27-29-30 Friday afternoon results include Pick 3 1-2-46 Pick 4 7-2-8-2.
Frederick forecast shows tonight clear with lows in the 40s and sunny warmer Sunday with highs near 80. State forecast calls for a clear night and near 70s to mid 70s Sunday with smoother west regions. extended outlook shows a western shower chance Monday, cooler highs 60s to lower 70s, and mountain areas cooler nights. Beach forecast notes tonight clear with lows around 56 and Sunday sunnier with upper 70s highs and light to southwest winds.
Samuel Sheinbein and his defense team will appeal the Jerusalem court’s decision to return him to Maryland for trial in the brutal slaying of 19-year-old Alfre do Enique Tello Jr. The Maryland case hinges on Israel’s citizenship rules tied to his father’s birthplace, with an additional hearing set for November 15.
The 24 hour fire log ends at 8 pm reporting several incidents including a house fire at 8904 Remington Place New Market involving Junior United Citizens and a second house fire at 1426 W Eleventh St Fort Derick linked to Independent Junior. Also listed are a vehicle fire at Rest area 8 eastbound 70 Myersville a brush fire at Applegate apartments 1418 Taney Ave and a wires down rear of AOPA 422 Aviation Way with United Ambulance calls noted as emergencies.
A vast storm system moved from the Rockies spreading snow through Utah Colorado Wyoming and Montana with up to a foot possible in high elevations. Farther east storms brought thunderstorms from the Great Lakes to Mexico with high winds and hail in Kansas. Tornadoes touched down in two southern Nebraska counties damaging three farms and snapping power poles near Elm Creek with no injuries reported.
Deputies on foot patrol in the 8300 block of Revelation Avenue found a package on the road at 9:07 p.m. It had characteristics of an explosive device. Three deputy fire marshals and a bomb robot attended. A lab report showed contents were detergent and styrofoam.
Maryland State Police are investigating the theft of a dark green 1996 four door Saturn with Maryland tags DFD 243. It was taken from a residence on Butterfly Lane between 6:15 am and 5:30 pm Friday. Call 683-3101 with information.
Frederick Police Tactical Unit arrested Alva Clifton Giles 23 of Heather Ridge, Brian Paul Smith 18 of Baltimore, and Willie Warren 49 of South Benty Street Friday night on drug charges. Giles faced distribution and possession counts plus license revocation. Smith charged with distribution, possession with intent to distribute, and false name. Warren charged with crack cocaine possession.
A Frederick woman seeks a jury trial to settle 1995 damage claims against Frederick Memorial Hospital and doctors Blaine Smith and Robert T. Fisher. The suit alleges reckless care in the treatment of a work injury to her right arm on February 20 1995 and an X-ray interpretation. Damages include lost wages and hospitalization. No trial date is set.
Maryland State Police investigate a Nations Bank robbery in Mount Airy on Friday morning at 11 19. A robber entered 1310 Main St handed a note to teller Tina Marie Brengle 25 of Taneytown demanding money. No injuries reported. suspect described as a black male five seven wearing a baseball cap and black jacket.
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