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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 2000

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2

MontCo seeks gun show ban in county letter

Montgomery County considers banning gun shows following concerns raised by County Executive Douglas Duncan and city leaders Mayor Sidney Katz and Mayor Rose Krasnow. The proposal asks for a uniform policy, referencing existing gun free zones and 100 yard buffer rules around public places to better protect residents. Katz plans to have the city attorney review the letter and discuss next steps.

Rockville Montcanery Sane Montgomery Douglas Duncan Gaithers Sidney Katz Rose Krasnow Katz

Driver’s bail kept at two hundred fifty thousand in evading crash case

In District Court on Tuesday, Copeland faced two counts of evading a vehicle while intoxicated and causing a life threatening crash. Bail remained at 250000 as relatives recall two brothers killed in the earlier incident. Maryland State Police described a Sunday crash on I-270 near in which seven men stood by a van before a 1999 Suburban struck the shoulder, becoming airborne and injuring all. Enc Kepple, 26, and Ryan Kepple, 19, of Johnstown, died at hospital. Jobe Mutulal, 20, of Johnstown, was listed in fair condition.

Eonsee Vale Ors Copeland Mary Drawha Judge Roberts Roberts Maryland Pennsyvana Enc Kepple Ryan Kepple Johnstown R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center Baltimore Jobe Mutulal Medstar Washington Hospital Center Washington

Robber given life sentence in officer’s murder

AP reports in Towson that Troy White, 25, received life without parole for the murder of Baltimore County officer Bruce Prothero during a theft at Brown Jewelry Store in Pikesville. Prosecutors said he bought two cars, recruited Donald White, 19, and planned the robbery.

Towson Troy White Baltimore County Bruce Prothero Brown Jewelry Pikesville White Ange Pea Siewame Ges Ieeeis Serei Donald Antonio White Donald White

County man fined for unkempt property

A Burlettsville area man, Gary Adkins, was fined by Frederick Teter District Court Judge W Milner Roberts for failing to obey a county cleanup order. Adkins was ordered to pay 3100 dollars plus court costs on one count. The county may remove debris and bill him. legal steps were discussed by officials.

Burlettsville-area Frederick Teter Gary Adkins W. Milner Roberts Adkins Zit

Lottery Drawn Numbers Note

Five numbers drawn in the afternoon and evening draws include 4 13 15 16 20 22 28 with a Pick 3 5 01 and Pick 4 5 366 noted. The text reads like a casual lottery update listing winning digits and draws.

Frederick County and Maryland Beaches Forecast Summary

Frederick County region expects tonight fair with 40s lows and Thursday mostly sunny in the 60s. Extended outlook shows clear nights in 30s to 40s, Friday near 70, and weekend showers possible in extreme west. Maryland Beaches forecast calls for partly cloudy tonight, sunny breezy Thursday with highs 65 to 70, colder Thursday night, and mostly clear conditions with gentle to moderate winds through Sunday with temps in the 60s to 70.

Frederick County Maryland

Fragmentary weather note on Hurricane Michael threat

Fragments suggest a discussion of Hurricane Michael with claims of no current threat. Mentions statistics about average storms and hurricanes. Text contains garbled repeats and illegible sections, lacking clear dates or locations.

Auto trunk safety release approved to save children

The Expert Panel on Trunk Entrapment urged a release device after multiple deaths of children trapped in car trunks. In 1998, eleven children died from heat exposure after becoming trapped. The panel, funded by the National Highway Administration, recommended adding escape information and safety warnings to vehicles.

National Highway Administration

Antiquated Germantown House Burns Amid Antiques

A fire at a more than century old residence at 16510 Black Rock Road in Germantown destroyed an antique filled house. A housekeeper reported no hydrants nearby and firefighters drew water from a creek after 25 apparatus responded. The home, over 100 years old, contained many antiques linked to a list on the Consumer Product Safety Commission site.

Bisze Black Rock Road Amity Capt Whch Consumer Product Safety Commission Cpse Gov

Rainy Weather Continues Across Frederick Today

Rain will persist through the day with damp conditions dominant. The Fred News-Post Almanac notes the seasonal average high is 67 degrees, guiding expectations for afternoon temperatures. Local forecasts urge drivers to use caution on slick streets.

Fredweathererick News-Post

Fire log report from Heywerd Road alarm call

An incident log notes a focal alarm at 7678 Heywerd Road and a 15748 South Rod structure fire response. Timely dispatch occurred around 7:92 am with responders addressing the Ambulasce event and associated emwmts issues.

Heywerd Thwrmont

Jury awards man 504000 in Frederick County case

John Alexander Hope sued after a June two vehicle crash on Md 355 near Md 65 south of Frederick. A Frederick County jury found liability and awarded 504000 in compensation to Hope after a two day trial presided by Judge John H. The plaintiff was represented by attorney Stanley Tasboff.

Frederick County John Alexander Hope MD 355 MD. 65 Frederick le Etallope Hacklywood Calif Bere Stanley Tasboff Neece John H i Hope

Religious Coalition holds cold weather shelter training

Last Friday editions reported a training session by the Religious Coalition on cold weather shelter operations scheduled for November 12 from 1 30 to 4 30 p m at the former McHenry Auto Parts Store located at the corner of East and East Patrick streets.

Darates Coalition McHenry Auto Parts East Patrick Streets

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