Travel records sought in Unabomber case
Neighbors recall Theodore Kaczynski moving on foot and by bicycle. Federal agents seek travel records to trace out of state trips linked to bombings, checking motels hotels air lines buses and stations for his name or aliases. Investigators search a tar paper shack 50 miles west of Helena for bombs and notes while noting a Park Hotel stay history from 1982 to 1995.
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Helena
Mont
Theodore Kaczynski
Berkeley
Anabom Task Force
Kaczynski
FBI
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Paper Shack
Ula
ABC News
Shack
the Park Hotel
Woman 62 dies in car truck crash near Mount Airy
Maryland State Police report a 62 year old Bethesda woman, Helen Muir Bertke of 5301 W. Bard Circle, crossed the center line on Md. 27 and drove her Honda Accord under a tractor trailer tanker. The 2 PM crash halted traffic for about two hours near North Main Street just east of Md. 908. The driver died at the scene. authorities say she failed to negotiate a turn.
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Mount Airy
Bethesda
MD. 27
Maryland
Herman Jr
Westminster Barracks
Nobel Prize winner Gajdusek jailed on abuse charges
Nobel laureate Daniel Gajdusek, 72, held at Frederick County Detention Center after bail cut to 350000. He faces two counts each of perverted practice and child abuse related to youths from New Guinea and Micronesia living with him near Middletown. State's Attorney argued he may flee. defense noted he returned to face charges.
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Daniel Carleton Gajdusek
Frederick County
Middletown
W. Milner Roberts
Gajdusek
Deer Spring Road
Melissa Oland
Scott Rolle
Controversial Nobel Laureate Gajdusek and Fore Cannibalism Link
The article outlines Daniel Carleton Gajdusek, a Nobel Prize winner, and his work on kuru among the Fore tribe of New Guinea. It notes the ritual cannibalism where women were primarily affected, the link to a slow-spreading disease, and the eventual shift in belief to transmission via cannibalism. Continued on Page A-4.
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Daniel Carleton Gajdusek
Gajdusek
New Guinea
Gadrusek
Frederick liquor stores win Sunday opening hour extension
Frederick County liquor stores will open an hour earlier on Sundays and hold wine tasting seminars after the General Assembly approved the bills. The House passed both measures unanimously, matching Senate action, and they now go to Gov. Parris Glendening for signing. The change was requested by local store owners amid Sunday hours complaints.
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Annapolis
Frederick County
General Assembly
House
Senate
Parris Glendening
Frederick County Liquor Store Association
Unlicensed contractor fleece Suttons in Frederick home
James and Maria Sutton hired unlicensed contractor Carlton Grubb of Father and Sons Handyman to finish a basement. About $9,000 paid, but work deemed shoddy and unsafe, with drywall, plumbing, and electrical tasks needing redo. Frederick inspectors warn of unlicensed workers preying on residents amid housing boom.
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James
Maria Sutton
Carlton Alonzo Grubb
Father and Sons
Mr. Grubb
Suttons
Frederick
Michael Blank
Thomas Darner
Department of Permits and Code Management
Grabb
Bank
Grubb
Blank
Fredenck
Urty
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Inside the News
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Dr. Gajdusek
New York
Hulkower
FCADC
Jesse Moree
United States
Moree
Moroe
Paul Brown
Hulkover
Roberts
Rolle
Matthew Barreat
News-Post
Sam Yu
Clint Meyer
Gaithersburg
Harry Grove Stadium
Frederick Keys
Durham Bulls
Dan Burns
News
Ike Wilson
Mr. Blank
Reeds
Cottact Hs
Mr Blank Sadkers
Lawrence Maria Gloria Sutton
James Sutton
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