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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 2001
Page
2
A cryptic OCR fragment references rate terms and a one month three month and yearly periods. The text includes partial phrases and numbers such as 1% and 40-1510, but lacks clear entities or a cohesive event to report. No names or organizations are readable to anchor a fuller summary.
Frederick County tonight partly cloudy with lows around 40s and variable wind. Saturday mostly sunny highs near 70 with west winds 5 to 10 mph. Frederick County Sunday mostly sunny with 40s to 70s, possible showers Wednesday night. Maryland Beaches tonight mostly clear near 50, southwest winds light. Saturday and Sunday mostly sunny with highs 70s, cooler nights, chances of showers Thursday.
Most of the nation remains dry with bound areas of light rain and gusty winds in spots. A few storms are possible in the southern half of Plunda along a stalled boundary while the Grear Lakes region and upper Mississippi Valley see clouds and light showers. Breezy conditions are likely south of the Northwest from Washington to central Montana with elevations receiving up to 3 inches of precipitation in some spots. Highs range from the 50s in coastal Washington to 90s in the Desert Southwest and Florida with widespread 60s to 80s across the central regions.
A Brunswick youth was found involved in theft of tools and a tool during a Frederck County Circuit Court hearing. Police described a search at 528 Brunswick St on July 13 yielding marijuana and a ceramic bong along with three large toolboxes. Witness Nelson Smith testified his toolbox was stolen, but the youth refused to name an uncle who allegedly gave him the red box, claiming fear of involvement. The assistant public defender argued the youth’s story was implausible, while the States Attorney pressed for finding him involved in theft.
An FAA maintenance helicopter went down in chilly Cook Inlet waters near Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport during a snowstorm. Two survivors were rescued and hospitalized for hypothermia while search efforts for three missing crew were disrupted by heavy snow and poor visibility. The crash occurred while returning from Fire Island where four FAA employees were working on navigation aids.
Undercover officers arrested two men early today for drug offenses in Frederick. Surveillance identified 32 Heather Ridge Drive as a location tied to the case, while 23 year old Capitol Heights resident O.C Mark was also taken into custody. Details on charges and connections to Branison were not fully disclosed.
Montgomery County sets up a bioterrorism hotline and a walk-in health clinic to address fears and information needs. Public health officials report 300 to 400 calls daily from residents and plan to open a health risk assessment center to expand services.
Police identified the apparent murder suicide victims linked to a Tuesday shooting in Gaithersburg and a Wednesday incident at a rest area. Names listed include Leon Dror, 39, and Troy Matthew Thompson, 39, with details about the townhouse finding on Divot Place.
Four former Frederck County teacher Samuel Huffer faces federal charges for ordering and receiving child sexual material online. Investigators say an undercover postal inspector used a Yahoo club site to sell three videos. A three day jury trial is set for November 12 in Baltimore before Judge William Ackerson. Huffer, a veteran teacher of 35 years, remains on supervised probation and cannot work unsupervised around minors.
Fahima, a RAWA member speaking at Hood College, argues US bombing worsens Afghan misery. She says bin Laden’s presence was known years ago, blames US aid cuts for chaos, and details human rights abuses under the Taliban including women’s seclusion and violence, urging recognition of Afghans as victims.
A Black teen Brenton Butler seeks 8.5 million dollars alleging misconduct by Jacksonville Sheriffs Office after his 2000 arrest, later acquittal in a motel robbery murder case. The lawsuit accuses officers of biased actions, long delays notifying parents, and improper assignment of lead investigator.
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