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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1995
Page
2
Maryland State Police troopers joined a national gun turn in program linked to Oprah Winfrey. After two days no weapons had been turned in at the Frederick barracks as of Monday night. First Lt. Robert McAfee advised turners to come unloaded in a holster or case, with no names required.
The forecast calls for cool skies and possible showers with temperatures in the 50s after a nighttime low in the 40s. The Sound Source weather station at The Frederick News-Post reported a Monday high of 61 and a low of 39. Cloudy but warmer conditions expected Wednesday and Thursday.
The Maryland Court of Appeals weighs whether trial judges may admit victim photographs in homicide cases. The 1993 death of 11 year old Thomas Blank Jr. spurred disputes over how images influence juries and the rights of victims. The case centers on photos shown at Broberg's trial for homicide by motor vehicle while intoxicated.
A 34 year old Frederick man, Thomas Floyd Kennedy, was convicted of battering his wife. Frederick County Circuit Court Judge Herbert L. Rollins sentenced Kennedy to five years with sentence suspended and placed him on four years of probation. He must stay alcohol free, undergo random tests, and have no abusive contact with his wife. The judge urged peaceful conduct for the children and noted Kennedy’s pattern of court-order violations and the wife’s facial injuries.
Rain and snow moved through the Plains and Great Lakes area this morning. The storm forecast included rain from Chicago to Pittsburgh and snow in the northern Rockies and upper Plains. Temperatures varied from 81 in Key West to minus 12 at Cut Bank with wind chills noted.
Tonight and tomorrow bring cloudy skies with a 40 percent shower chance and mild temperatures. Extended forecasts show variable cloudiness, scattered showers, and mild to warm periods through the week with cooler nights in western areas.
A hearing is scheduled for January 8 to decide if Tracey Ann Dennis, 17, will be tried as an adult for allegedly kidnapping a friend's 3 month old. State's Attorney Scott Rolle said a juvenile services team will review her background to determine the proper court. Dennis faces felony kidnapping charges and a potential 30 year prison term if convicted.
Health officials warn Halloween mischief among youths is growing bolder and riskier. Pediatric nurse Kathy Rhodes cites rising adolescent hospital admissions around Halloween, driven by occult dabbling and self harm under limited parental supervision. Doctors note occult exposure often accompanies hallucinogenic drug use, while experts in San Diego and Houston stress increased risk taking and devotion to dark themes during the season.
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