Gajdusek supporters defend scientist amid arrest
A group of Dr. Carleton Gajdusek’s adopted sons and associates gathered at Dr. Brown’s Bethesda home to defend him after his April 4 arrest on a sex offense charge. They described shock, denied abuse, and praised his impact while noting concerns for his health and the stress of trial.
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Carleton
Dr. Brown
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Dr. Gajdusek
Father
Gajdusek
Mark Hulkower
Washington, DC
Maryland
California
Figirliyong
Guam
United States
Brown
Gajdusex
Micronesia
Jesse Mororui
Elaine
Karah
Mororui
Silver Spring
Mr. Fightiyong
Mr. Mororui
Subolmair
Him
Trains hub under scrutiny at Cumberland yard CSX
CSX officials in Jacksonville defend safety testing after Times-News reports claim ITT walking inspections were performed on only one side of trains. Kenneth Hogan, fired Cumberland yard inspector, alleges managers ordered inspectors to overlook defects to keep freight moving. Other inspectors corroborate limits on daily car shop referrals.
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CSX
Cumberland Yard
Carmen
Jacksonville
Fla
Times-News
Kenneth Hogan
The
Hartz executive consolidation and global operations noted
Frederick Md businessman Mr Hartz consolidated eight local factories into a main Frederick plant in 1963. The firm operates coast to coast and abroad with offices in New York Los Angeles Dallas Chicago a Virginia factory a topcoat plant in Italy and a 1995 Baltimore coat shop acquisition. Surviving are his wife three children three grandchildren and a sister. Memorial services will be published later and donations benefit Frederick Memorial Hospital. Arrangements by Stauffer Funeral Home Frederick.
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Mr. Hartz
Maryland
Frederick
Globe
Virginia
Shenandoah Valley
New York City
Los Angeles
Dallas
Chicago
Italy
Baltimore
Benjamin R. Hartz
Barbara L. Havermann
Glenn
Port Washington
Carol F. Hartz
Dunwoody
Erin Jean Hartz
Jessica Havermann
Brett Havermann
Lee Hartz
el Cerrito
Calif
Alvin Hartz
Shirley Rubin
Clinton and Gore Urge Expanded Wilderness and Park Safeguards
President Clinton spoke of a world journey yet praised America’s nature, urging Congress to create new wilderness areas and designate Sterling Park on the New York New Jersey border. He praised Roosevelt’s conservation legacy while Vice President Gore highlighted bi partisan environmental work and youth canal cleanup after January floods.
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Mr. Clinton
America
Mmembers
Congress
Clinton
Sterling Park
New York
New Jersey
Grand Canyon
Theodore Roosevelt
Gore
Minnie Pohlmann
Norine Hass bids for hotline funds in county mental health drive
The county mental health director urges $5,000 for a troubled persons hotline, while the mayor pro tem and board members debate the bill. Critics question shared expenses and partnership terms, marking the first negative feedback on the project.
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Norine Hass
Tye
Authorities warn of woman breastfeeding strangers' babies
Eureka California police warn residents after a woman grabs infants from strangers and breast feeds them claiming every child needs lactate nourishment. No injuries reported yet but authorities fear escalation may occur.
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Eureka
Calif
David Glicks life at McDonalds and family ties
David Glick, now an adult with developmental challenges, works about 25 hours weekly at McDonalds and interacts warmly with customers. He enjoys swimming, bowling, horseback riding and dancing, keeps in touch with school friends, and shares close family support with parents and siblings in Monocacy Village and Ashburn visits. He votes as a Democrat and supports Clinton.
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David
McDonald’s
Wey
McDonald's
YMCA
Thurmont
City Recreation Department
Monocacy Village
Clinton
Glicks
Cindy
Ashburn
Fred
New Jersey
Michael
North Carolina
Glick
Emus Enter Maryland Delaware Market Push for Livestock Trade
Emu farming grows across Maryland and Delaware with 70 plus farms set to reach markets. Emu oil is touted for pain relief and skin benefits while meat joins other livestock like beef pork and lamb in human consumption. Officials express excitement and pride in the industry expansion.
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Maryland
Delaware
Construction Worker Buried in Wall Collapse in Westminster
A 24 year old construction worker Donald Sterner of Westminster was in serious but stable condition at the University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center after a wall collapsed at a home near Westminster Elementary School around 11 am Monday. Police and OSHA are investigating.
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Westminster, Md
Baltimore
Carroll County
Donald Sterner
Westminster
University of Maryland
Westminster City Police
Dean Brewer
Sterner
Westminster Elementary School
Brewer
Maryland Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Man in Underwear Steals Car From Frederick Hospital
A 24 year old man admitted on an emergency psychiatric petition left Frederick Memorial Hospital in his underwear at about 8 40 a m and stole a car on West Seventh Street. Police say Deirdre Perez saw him, tried to help, and he jumped into her vehicle. He was later captured at the Dun Dee Country Inn and returned to the hospital.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
West Seventh Street
Frederick City
Jarrid Eldron Moss
West Street
Brunswick
Seventh Street
Pennsylvania
Deirdre Perez
Moss
Ms. Perez
Dun Dee Country Inn
Mr. Moss
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Ernis
Diarfi@ld
de Joune Yewelers
Remsberg
Evich & Nathan
Bruce Weaver
A&b
West Seventh St
Chrysler Corporation
DON Phillips
Don Phillips Jeep
Eagle, Inc
Rosemont
Emus
Frederick News-Post
Ima
Lonemark
Academy OF the Visitation
East Second Street
Middle States
Aneraton of Colleges and Seboriks
Wee Vee Egor
Ur Renaye
Pril
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