Youths Sought for Tossing Stones at Cars; 7 Injured
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FORESTVILLE, Md. — Authorities searched Monday for three teen-agers who threw large stones through the windshields of more than 25 cars on a suburban Washington highway, injuring seven people, one critically. State policemen said that those responsible for the Sunday incidents could face charges of attempted murder, assault and battery and malicious destruction of property.
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