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a a a a a a Salisbury, Md. May 31, 1983 THE DAILY TIMES 3 STATE LOCAL Police Beat Man Charged In Eden Shooting EDEN An Eden man was being held without bond late this morning after a Monday shooting at a Walnut Tree Road residence here which left 26-year-old Ronald T. Burton seriously injured, police said. Jerome J. Wright, 22, was charged with assault with intent to kill after his car was stopped in the Eden area by State Police Office William Glime about 90 minutes after the 6 shooting, police said.

Wright was reportedly arrested without incident. According to police, Burton was found lying in the front yard of his sister's Walnut Tree Road home suffering from a gunshot wound to the left side. First listed in critical condition at Peninsula General Hospital Medical Center in Salisbury, he had improved to stable by late this morning, according to a hospital spokesman. The state police helicopter assisted in the search for Burton, police said. Man Charged With Murder SNOW HILL A 23-year-old poultry worker was scheduled to appear before a judge for a bond review hearing here today after being charged Monday morning with the first degree murder of a co-worker.

A Worcester County sheriff's department spokeswoman said Cecil Simms of Snow Hill was denied bail after his arrest Monday at the Holly Farms hatchery on Route 12. Iva Richardson, 31, also of Snow Hill, was identified as the victim. The spokeswoman said Ms. Richardson was pronounced dead around 2:30 a.m. She received shotgun wounds to the chest at close range, the spokeswoman said.

suspect was arrested at the hatchery and a weapon was recovered, the spokeswoman said. Woman Charged With Stabbing CAMBRIDGE A Cambridge woman was scheduled to have a bond hearing today after being charged over the weekend in a stabbing incident. Police here said Vanessa Price of Camelia Street was arrested at 9:30 a.m. Monday following an investigation into the stabbing of Sterling M. Single of Hurlock.

Miss Price was charged with assault with intent to murder and assault and battery. Single's condition was upgraded today satisfactory, according to a Dorchester General Hospital spokeswoman. said Single was initially admitted May 29 at 3:20 a.m. in serious condition with injuries to his head and chest. The incident occurred as a result of a fight in a house on Pine Street, police said.

3 Charged With Attempted Theft SALISBURY A Salisbury woman and two local teen-agers have been charged by city police with tampering with a motor vehicle and attempted theft. Police said Lou Ann Walls, 20, of Johnson Road and a 17 and 16-year-old juvenile were arrested at Wyatt Wholesale on Snow Hill Road during the weekend. Police said the three have been accused of attempting to steal beer from a truck. Police Radar Schedule Listed SALISBURY Maryland State Police will conduct random radar surveillance at the following locations on Wednesday: 12:01 a.m. to 7 a.m., Route 13, south of Salisbury 12:01 a.m.

to 7 Route 50, west of Salisbury 12:01 a.m. to 7 a.m., Route 50, east of Salisbury 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., State Route 346 Pittsville area 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., State Route 350 east 7 a.m. to 3 p.m., Route 50, west of Salisbury 3 p.m.

to 11 p.m., Route 50, west of Salisbury 3 p.m. to 11 p.m., Route 13 Bypass 3p.m. to 11 p.m., State Route 346, east of Salisbury. Lotteries Lotteries WILMINGTON, Del. (AP.) The winning number Monday in "'Daily Numbers" lottery game "was: 9-3-4.

WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) The winning Delaware's thrice-weekly "Play 4" lottery game was: 0-4-6-2. BALTIMORE (AP) number drawn Monday in game is: 8-4-2. Births Beebe Hospital, Lewes. Mrs.

George N. Jarman, Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Bishopville, Mr. Mrs.

Short, Ellendale, Robert M. Lewis, Snow Hill, son. Monday: Mr. and Mrs. Eleanor Smith, East Lehigh Royle, Millsboro, Avenue, Salisbury, and daughter.

Patricia Smullen, Olivia McCready Memorial Street, Salisbury, Hospital, Crisfield. daughters. Sunday: Mr. and Saturday: Mr. and Mrs.

Mrs. William D. Holland, Larry Gordon, Marion, son. Nanton Avenue, Salisbury, Milford Memorial Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Hospital. Sunday: Mr. and Schneider, Ocean City, and Mrs. Craig Goldberg, Sarah Todd, Martin Street, Lewes, son. Monday: Mr.

Salisbury, sons; and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Pinder, and Mrs. Tyrone, Kenney Denton, son. Nanton Avenue, Salisbury, Nanticoke Memorial and Mr.

and Mrs. George L. Hospital, Seaford. Sunday: Wilkerson Pittsville, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert daughters. Monday: Mr. Ferguson, Greenwood, and and Mrs. John John K. Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Pryor, Woodland Road, Stephenson, Seaford, Salisbury, and Mr. and Mrs. daughters. Amos Turner, Stockton, Peninsula General sons; and Mr.

and Mrs. Hospital Medical Center. Chester R. Donoway, Saturday: Mr. and Mrs.

Parsonsburg, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cropper, Jack A. Hill, Baker Street, Pocomoke City, son; and Salisbury, and Mr. a and Mrs.

and Mrs. Michael P. Kenneth W. Jones, Brown, Frankford, Mr. and Pocomoke City, daughters.

The winning number drawn Monday in Maryland's "Daily. Numbers" lottery Daily Log WICOMICO ALARM Sunday 10:41 p.m., building fire, New Hope Road, Willards, Powellville and Pittsville responded. Monday 8:37 a.m., vehicle fire, Old Ocean City Road, Salisbury. 11:27 a.m., water rescue moped overboard, Riverside Drive at the county boat ramp, Salisbury. 3:24 p.m.

medical assistance, Shiloh Street at Spring Avenue, Salisbury. Tuesday 4:12 a.m., electrical transformer, Marvel Road (Northwood Industrial Park), Salisbury. WORCESTER ALARMS Monday 9:31 a.m., chimney fire, Capetown Road, Ocean Pines. 8:22 p.m., salvage operation roof collapsed, 47th Street Atlantic National Bank, Ocean City. Tuesday 12:24 a.m., washdown for traffic accident.

Baltimore Traffic Accidents, Backups Mar Holiday Weekend By The Associated Press scale of one to 10. "They'll dance between the rain after he was run over by the truck he was working As the Memorial Day weekend came to a close in the Chesapeake region, eight people had been reported killed in traffic accidents and three boaters remained missing. People headed home under the watchful eyes of state police after a wet Memorial Day weekend. And for some, their Memorial Day ended with waiting. Evening and midday openings at the Kent Narrows Bridge Monday resulted in a 10 mile "rolling backup" of traffic, as vacationers apparently cut short their weekends at beach resorts, according to Sgt.

Robert Kegan, at the Maryland state police barrack in Centreville. "I guess people are leaving early," he said. An estimated 100,000 people visited Ocean City this weekend while 40,000 others were in Rehoboth Beach, Del. Both resorts were hit by rain on Sunday and Monday. "The weekend was a celebration of youth.

Weather was not a big factor, the people that wanted to come down came down," said Ed Ellis, an a Ocean City Councilman and owner of four service stations, who rated the business generated this weekend a six on a Millionaire Leaves All To Charity BALTIMORE (AP) The son of real estate tycoon Harry, Weinberg says he informed of his father's decision to will his fortune to charity but it did not surprise, him, according published report. "He's talked about giving the money to charity in recent years, so I'm not Morton Weinberg told the Baltimore Sun. The younger works with the shipping company in Los Angeles. Harry Weinberg, 74, worth an estimated $200 million, informed stockholders of his Hawali-based corporation, HRT of his decision on May 17. Weinberg, ailing from bone cancer, say what charities would benefit, but said he wants his money given "all to the poor, not to the The Baltimore Sun reported Monday that Weinberg has set up a trust to distribute his wealth after he dies.

His wife, Jeanette, would be provided for, but after her death, anything left would go to the trust. Weinberg has extensive property holdings in Baltimore and Honolulu. Born Baltimore, he moved to Scranton, before settling in Honolulu in 1957. He is one of the city's largest absentee landlords, owning 50 properties assessed for tax purposes at about $25 million, according to Baltimore property records. Weinberg's properties are located in the city's decaying retail sections and officials have been trying to interest him in upgrading them for years.

Mayor William Donald Schaefer recalled one of his conversations with Weinberg: "I said, 'Harry, why don't you develop something in the city of Baltimore and make it a monument to Harry In Maryland, state police suspended sobriety checkpoints Monday night and Tuesday morning but warned motorists to obey the laws. Lt. Col. Johnny Lough said police would use every other device they have aerial patrols, radar, vascar "to slow people down and save as many lives as possible." number of people killed on Maryland and Delaware highways was eight. An unidentified woman became Delaware's fourth traffic fatality early Monday morning.

The woman died when a car she was passenger in failed to negotiate sharp curve on State Route 24 in Sussex County, said Cpl. Barry Beck of the Delaware State Police. Police identified the driver of the car as Edward Gardner, Wilmington. Gardner was taken to Delaware Division of the Wilmington Medical Center where he was listed in critical condition Monday. Positive identity of the victim was expected to be made Tuesday, police said.

The accident was still under Twelve-year-old Henry Webb Ill was killed Sunday GROUP OFFERS SUPPORT. Betty Morris of the Wicomico County Historical Society presents a check toward a $1000 pledge to William Wilson, president of Pemberton Historical Park Board. The funds will be used for the development of the park area at historic Pemberton Hall near Salisbury. (Times Photo) Rezoning Hearing Scheduled By CHARLOTTE COLONNA 'FRUITLAND The proposed rezoning of the Kenneth Mills property along South Division Street here from Light Industrial to Mobile Home Development will be up for a public hearing in City Hall June 6 at 7 p.m. This is the second goaround for this rezoning request.

Jim English, who wants to develop this property as a mobile home development, petitioned the city council for the zoning change in March. Although the planning commission approved the rezoning of this land and passed along its recommendations, the council tabled it. The council would not approve the rezoning petition in March because of opposition from outside his Harrington, home, Forester said. In Maryland, the last reported fatal holiday accidentoccurred Monday in a three-vehicle accident near, Prince Frederick which claimed the life of Marie Lourdes Villanueva-King, 36, of Washington, D.C.,' state police said. On Sunday, 81-year-old Curtis Foster, of Baltimore, was killed when his car struck another in the city's east section, police said.

The other driver was not seriously. hurt. Two people were killed in separate accidents on. Saturday. William Steiger, 29, of Hollywood, died after his car crashed head on with another in Mary's County.

The county Sheriff's department saidthe other driver was treated at a hospital and released. And early Saturday, James Whitecomb, 16, of Pasadena, killed when he was struck by driven by 20-year-old John Thornhill, of Mount Airy, while walking along the shoulder of state Rt. 2, according to Anne Arundel County police. Thornhill was charged with driving while intoxicated and failure to keep in his lane, police said. 2 Die, 2 Injured In Traffic Accident LAUREL Two people were killed and two others injured early Monday morning when a 1965 pick-up truck ran off a road near here, according to Delaware State Police.

Killed in the accident were 26-year-old Carol Ann Anthony and her 6-year-old daughter, Susan Marie Anthony. Injured were Edward Lloyd Anthony, 29, and Edward Lee Anthony, 9. Police said the elder Anthony was driving the truck east on Rt. 468 when, for unexplained reasons, it went off the road into a field. The truck rolled three times, throwing all outside, and came to rest about 125 feet from where it started, police said.

Carol Ann and Susan Marie were pronounced dead at Nanticoke Memorial Hospital at 12:22 of massive head injuries. Anthony was admitted to the hospital with back and hip injuries. Edward Lee was treated and released, but was readmitted Monday morning for further observation. Anthony and his son were listed in satisfactory condition this morning. Police said none of those in the car were wearing safety belts.

The accident occurred just two days after a nation-wide campaign called for all occupants of a vehicle to wear safety belts. Austin Chidester, assistant manager for the state safety council, said only two of every 10 people in Delaware where safety belts. That, he said, is still 10 percent better then the national average. News In Brief Plane Crash Victim Still Critical neighboring property, ow- barrier would be built along ners, who said not South Division Street to hide want trailers across the the park from the residents' street from their homes. view.

He also said that the The same sentiments homes along the outside in were expressed by the same view of neighbors and property owners during passers-by would be May's planning commission required to be new and meeting, when the proposal house-like in appearance. for rezoning was brought up again. The proposed would However, at this month's have 140 lots parts, 2,000 meeting, English gave a square feet. Each lot and more thorough presentation mobile home would be of his development plan. He privately owned and told the audience that all the individually taxed, mobile homes would be on according to English.

have wheels removed and development adioins, the permanent foundations, The propos ed be skirted. new Hoolihan which Also, a park association has 74 lots that are rented to would be formed, which mobile home owners. every mobile home owner in the park would have to join. Despite the efforts of This association would be English to assure the concerned with things like neighborhood that it would park appearance and not bring-down property maintenance, English said. values, few indicated they English also said that a were convinced.

SALISBURY Former Ocean City, Chamber of Commerce president J.D. Quillen remained hospitalized at Peninsula General Hospital Medical Center in critical condition here late this morning after a weekend plane crash. Quillen, 46, a member of the hospital's board of directors, crashed on takeoff from the resort airport Saturday. It was his first flight aboard the restored, 1936 model antique Aeronca aircraft since Quillen crashed at the same airport in the same plane last year. He suffered serious leg injuries in the previous crash.

Man Hurt In Resort Fall SALISBURY A Clinton, Md. man was listed in. satisfactory condition today at Peninsula General Hospital Medical Center where he was being treated for injuries he received after falling from the second story of an Ocean City motel. Resort police identified the injured man as Kenneth Wright, Police are unsure what the hers. circumstances were which caused Wright crash through a window at the Royalton Motel on 11th Street.

incident occurred around 3:30 a.m. Monday, police said. Police Probe Break-In SALISBURY City police here are investigating a break-in at the Super Soda Center on North Salisbury Boulevard. Police said the business was broken into sometime between late Sunday and early Monday and $531 worth of currency and merchandise were stolen. Meteorites May Come From Moon, Planets BALTIMORE (AP) meteorites came from from the moon and planets, masses of stony or metallic found in Antarctic There is now evidence that anywhere else" other than according to Pieters and material drawn into Earth's meteorites may have come some meteorites come from comets and asteroids, said Dr.

Ursula B. Marvin of the gravity and surviving the from the far side of the the moon and planets rather Dr. Carle M. Pieters, one of -Smithsonian hot plunge through the moon, where the Apollo than comets and the Brown University, of Center for Astrophysics, atmosphere. astronauts never trod, Dr.

asteroid belt between Mars the scientists attending the Cambridge, who The cold temperatures of Pieters said. and Jupiter, according to society's convention which discussed the new findings the South Pole protects the For example, there was information presented at began Monday. chemical in an interview with the meteorites from chemical less thorium in that American Geophysical Recent and Baltimore Sun. reactions, contamination meteorite than in the rocks Union at the Baltimore geological analyses of rocks Scientists say and erosion and provide returned from the near side Convention Center. in Antarctica and other Antarctica's ice sheet is more precise data than of the moon by the "Five years ago we parts of the world indicate treasure trove of other areas, scientists say.

astronauts. wouldn't have dreamed that meteorites may have come meteorites, which are One of the meteorites "And we see a much Avenue at 20th Street, Ocean City. 4:45 a.m., electrical fire, High Sheriff Road: at Camelot Circle, Ocean Pines. SUSSEX ALARMS Monday 9:39 a.m., transformer fire, Route 26, Bethany Beach. 2:32 p.m., traffic accident washdown, Route 1 near Ames Plaza, Rehoboth Beach.

2:42 p.m., camper fire, Route 13 at Route 24, Laurel responded. 5:48 p.m., water rescue, Route 113 at Betts' Pond, Millsboro and VFW ambulance responded. 8:46 p.m., lawn mower fire, Road 557 west of. Atlanta Road, Seaford. Tuesday 5:51 a.m., car fire, Route 13 north of the state police troop post, Bridgeville.

Central alarm boards in Dorchester Somerset counties and Virginia reported no alarms. stronger component of olivine silicate in the Antarctic sample, compared to the Apollo samples," Dr. Marvin said. "This is like a little gem that has fallen into out laps," Dr. Pieters said of the lunar sample.

The Viking spacecraft that landed on Mars in 1976 found nitrogen in the atmosphere of the planet, and nitrogen has been found in one of the Antarctic meteorites, Dr. Marvin said. Other technical papers presented Monday questioned how the samples might have been propelled from another planet to Earth. A powerful impact from an asteroid or other space body would require quite a wallop must overcome the planet's gravity in the view of Dr. J.

Melosh, of the University of Arizona, and Dr. Ann V. Singer, of the State University of New York at Stony Brook. The work of a scientific group headed by Dr. William A.

Cassidy of the University of Pittsburgh has generated the much of the new speculation about the origin of meteorites. In January 1982, the Cassidy group found a green rock (most meteorites are black) in Antarctic ice fields known as Allen Hills, about 140 miles northwest of McMurdo Station, the principal U. S. scientific outpost there. The meteorite, about the size of a one-inch cube and weighing about one was one of 378 found by a group of seven researchers on the expedition.

The American Geophysical Union, a' worldwide scientific society. of researchers, teachers: and administrators, will. continue its spring meeting here through Friday. track late Friday afternoon. Two cars overturned and about 200 feet DERAILMENT.

Maurice Ward, left, and Lee Ingersoll of Eden look over derailed Conrail coal cars on the track on U.S. Route 13 between of track and roadbed were torn up. (Times Photo) Flower Hill Church Road and the Allen turnoff. The cars left the.