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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1993
Page
2
An odd OCR fragment lists taxes and rates with scattered numbers and terms like total, tax, and rates. It references a tax total and various monetary figures but lacks coherent context, places, or official entities to anchor a full summary.
Taneytown Md police and state troopers cordoned a Taneytown school area after a soccer ball landed on the roof. A state police helicopter illuminated the scene. A 16-year-old girl said two 16-year-old boys kicked the ball onto the roof and fled as authorities arrived. No burglary or damage occurred. curfew violation charges possible for the youths.
White House officials said health benefits for workers would remain tax free even if they exceed the reform package's limits. The Clinton team noted exemptions for workers with existing benefits and promised protections for union workers, arguing the tax cap would not make current benefits taxable. Clinton met with advisers in Florida to finalize the package to present to Congress.
A Germantown man, Michael Ide, 26, was injured in a single vehicle crash at Md 355 and Md that occurred around 3:30 a.m. Sunday. Ide, who fell asleep at the wheel and struck a tree, was flown to Suburban Hospital in Bethesda where a spokeswoman said he was in fair condition on Tuesday.
A Damascus man, Kenneth Samuel Jenkins, 51, died in a Saturday two vehicle crash on Md 124 near Brink Road in Gaithersburg Montgomen. Jenkins lost control negotiating a curve, struck a guardrail, crossed the center line and was struck by a car driven by James Dixon Jr., 51, of Gaithersburg. Police say the investigation continues.
Mostly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of showers or a thunderstorm tonight and Wednesday. Lows in the 60s, highs in the 70s to mid 80s. extended outlook shows scattered showers, 90s in central areas, 70s in far west, with daily variability and 50s at night in extreme west.
The report lists multiple fire and alarm events including vehicle fires on Ballenger Creek Pike and US 15 near Emmitsburg, barn and house fires in Graceham Thurmont and Wellsville, automatic alarms at 6913 Sovereign Place and 1201A Maple Terrace Lane, transfers between stations, and a brief Maryland Lottery update noting winning numbers and upcoming draw.
In West Palm Beach Florida State Attorney Harry Lee Coe described the charred shirt of Christopher Wilson and a black tourist running in flames after being doused with gasoline. He called the New Year’s Day abduction and arson horror and urged the jury to see it as a case about men with no regard for human life. A defense lawyer asked jurors to decide the case on the facts and set aside sympathy.
Anthony Thomas Piscioneri, 36, of Adams Massachusetts, was arrested at 2 15 a m Monday for indecent exposure after allegedly urinating in the fountain in front of police headquarters. A woman at the front desk witnessed the act and alerted the duty officer, who also saw the incident.
Las Vegas AP Lewis challenged critics and spotlighted muscular dystrophy survivors as his 21 hour Labor Day telethon drew a record 46 million from viewers plus 36.8 million from corporate sponsors. Celebrities performed from Las Vegas New York and Branson while doctors outlined breakthroughs and success stories like Mariana Kirk who said her wheelchair is now obsolete.
The Muscular Dystrophy Association telethon at the Weinberg Center over Labor Day weekend raised $4,927 in pledges, the lowest in 23 years. Olive Engle, Frederick County MDA coordinator, attributed the decline to the economy, competing charities, and people protecting their money. The Frederick Jaycees carnival at Key Mall raised $370, with $173 from a beauty shop fundraiser, all benefiting the MDA. Engle plans to pass coordination to another organizer next year after 23 years of service.
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