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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1996
Page
2
The Frederick forecast calls for cloudiness with a 50 percent chance of rain tonight and lows near 60. Sunday brings rain likely in the morning with a high near the low to mid 70s and winds shifting NW late. The state forecast notes rain for tonight in the extreme west with lows in the 50s.
Five people were injured in a two vehicle crash on Md 194 at Crum Road in Walkersville. Martha L Dohm 57 attempted a left turn and was struck by a southbound 1990 Ford van. Dohm and two granddaughters Cassidy Witmer 6 and Savannah Witmer 8 were treated. The van driver Joan E Thielker 42 and her son Jaesen were treated and released. Dohm was charged with failure to grant the right of way.
Weather summary from The Associated Press notes pleasant conditions in the East while mist and clouds occur in the Midwest and West. A high pressure system shifts east, bringing scattered showers and possible severe storms from Louisiana to the Carolinas and southern Virginia.
A 39 year old from Leetonia Ohio was arrested outside Jack Kevorkian's attorney Geoffrey Fiegers office after saying he wanted to stop Dr Jack He carried an unloaded .22 pistol and ammunition and faced possible concealed weapon charges Police said he sought Kevorkians services for back and neck pain The man later claimed he did not intend to harm anyone The incident prompted a security review at Kevorkian and Fiegers offices and emergency concealed weapon permits for the two men were discussed by local stations
The forecast predicts sunny skies and warm temperatures for today at the Great Frederick Fair with highs in the low 80s. Tonight rain is likely with lows around the 50s, followed by a cloudy Sunday with possible showers and temperatures in the 70s. the Sound Source readings show a high of 80 and an overnight low of 60 at the Frederick News-Post station.
Rockville police arrested 18 year old Tanessa Lewis of Yale Place on four counts of burglary after investigators found 24 stolen items at her home. Cpl. Jeff Cantrell said she is charged with five break-ins involving necklaces and earrings valued at 500 to 600 dollars each. He noted detectives are pursuing additional suspects as witnesses describe open doors and windows used to enter homes.
About 50 current and former black Bell Atlantic workers filed a federal class action alleging discrimination in job placement training promotions and other conditions. They seek an injunction to stop ongoing discriminatory actions. The suit identifies outrageous conduct but Bell Atlantic did not comment.
Frederick City Police say a Second Street resident Brandon Todd Smith, 22, was arrested early Saturday near the Elwood Terrace Apartments for possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. Another Frederick man, Richard Daryl Lawson, 42, of Baltimore Road, was charged with DWI hit and run speeding avoiding a traffic control device failure to drive right of center and seatbelt violation after striking a van on East Fifth Street and continuing. No further information was available Saturday.
Frederick man Timothy E. Hawkins, 35, was charged with theft after incidents in Frederick. Police pursued a suspect from Monocacy Middle School toward the woods, aided by a state police helicopter and a bloodhound. Hawkins was arrested on Thomas Johnson Drive. bail rose from $10,000 to $28,000. Investigators continue.
Two drivers and two young children escaped serious injury after a Maryland 26 collision in Mount Pleasant. Shryl A. Powell, 42, of Frederick, stopped to turn into a driveway when struck by eastbound vehicle driven by Jennifer Cook of New Windsor. Jeffrey Cook, 1, and Kristianna Powell, 16 months, were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for minor injuries and were secured in safety seats.
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