Natural Gas Leak

FireMount Airy: Firefighters responded at 8: 47 p.m. Thursday to a natural gas leak on Rosswood Drive, Frederick County. Units were out 30 minutes.Pub Date: 6/23/97

FireMount Airy: Firefighters from Lisbon in Howard County assisted Mount Airy at 4: 19 p.m. Monday, responding for a natural gas leak in the 300 block of Thornbury Court.Pub Date: 10/16/96

FireHampstead: Firefighters from Manchester and Arcadia in Baltimore County assisted Hampstead at 9: 26 a.m. Thursday, responding to a natural gas leak in the 3000 block of Dakota Drive. Units were out one hour and 10 minutes.Pub Date: 9/30/96

FireTaylorsville: New Windsor, Winfield and Mount Airy investigated a natural gas leak in the 2600 block of W. Liberty Road Tuesday. Units were out 22 minutes.

A Union Mills man was sentenced to 90 days in the Carroll County Detention Center yesterday after being convicted of stealing more than $80,000 from a Pennsylvania couple for whom he was supposed to build a house.Dean Spicer Gray, 28, pleaded guilty yesterday but allowed prosecutors to read a statement of facts that could convict him.In exchange, prosecutors agreed to drop several other charges of theft and doing home improvements without a license. Prosecutors also placed on the inactive docket similar theft charges in connection with a Marriottsville victim.

POLICE* Westminster: A Pleasanton Road resident reported that someone stole all four tires and wheels from her automobile Thursday. She estimated the value of the items at $2,000.A Taneytown resident told police that someone broke into his vehicle and stole a vacuum pump while it was parked on East Green Street on Thursday. He estimated the loss at $850.The owner of International Foreign Car at the rear of the first block of W. Main St. reported that tires on two automobiles parked at the garage were slashed Thursday.

FIRE* Mount Airy assisted Howard County at a house fire on Jennings Chapel Road at 6:02 p.m. Saturday. Units were out for 15 minutes.Mount Airy assisted Frederick County at a natural gas leak in the 13000 block of Old Annapolis Road at 6:49 p.m. Sunday. Units were out for 46 minutes.