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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1985

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3

Maryland Poised for Weed-Out Week Across State

Police urge action on suspected cannabis plots as 2,717 plants were seized in two years with 35 arrests and a street value of 5.7 million dollars. Booby traps found in gardens prompt tips to the Maryland State Police drug tip line, while the DEA reports thousands of eradication plots nationwide and options for removal.

Bill Tower Maryland Tower Coil W.T. Travers Jr Travers DEA

Funerals for Local Residents Honor July Dying

Funeral services held August 3 for several Frederick area residents who died between July 30 and July 31. Names include Carl C. Peterson Maxine LaRue Keilholtz Ruth Alice Fritz Carlyle Franklin Warner Penny Lee Eyler and Carrie Mae Poole with interments at local churches and cemeteries. Bearers and officiants listed. Stauffer Woodsboro Libertytown funeral homes arranged the services. Memorials urged to March of Dimes Frederick County.

Carl C. Peterson New York City Frederick St. Paul's Episcopal Church Point of Rocks Edward Hartman Robert H. Haines James D. Marks Joseph S. Kennedy G. Douglas Stauffer Church Stauffer Opossumtown Pike Maxine LaRue Keilholtz N. Seton Ave Emmitsburg Skiles John Pearce Resthaven Gordanesane Benanael Donald Hess Sr Jack Lorak Jeff Sanders Leonard Messinger Kenny Keilholtz Jr Keith Keilholtz Ruth Alice Fritz Woodsboro Pike New Midway Rocky Ridge Church David Kiser Glenn Kiser Richard Winfield Arthur W. Garvin Jr Marshall Stottlemyer Rocky Ridge Church of the Brethren Woodsboro D.D. Hartzler Carlyle Franklin Warner MacArthur Blvd Washington D.C Harry L. Wolpert Woodsboro Lutheran Church William G. Kolb Charles I. Kolb Charles W. Say Penny Lee Eyler Jerry C Patricia Woolwine Eyler Russell Ave Adamstown Oak Hill Cemetery LeGore Sharon McLaughlin Michael Johnson March of Dimes Frederick County College Terrace Frederick, Md Carrie Mae Poole Taney Libertytown Chapel Lutheran Church Leroy Mack Donny Stitely Reaney Smith Alvie Smith Charles Cartee John Wolf Fairmount Cemetery Poole John Reno Pagie

Artificial heart patient enjoys home visit in Jasper parade

Bill Schroeder, the second recipient of the Jarvik-7 artificial heart and its longest living patient, spent a two hour visit at home in Jasper with family and friends before leading the Strassenfest parade. He rode in a van to the parade and appeared more alert during the event, though earlier he showed limited emotion.

Jasper, Ind Bill Schroeder Schroeder Terry Humana Hospital Audubon Louisville Satay DeVries Nancy Kress Margaret Murray Haydon Humana Jasper Hospital Donna Hazie

World Airmanac Q&A Quiz Questions

The World Airmanac Q&A presents three questions on a solo balloon record, language ranking, and world religions. Question one asks the balloon name used in a 1984 distance record. Question two asks for the third most spoken language, and question three asks which religion has the most followers globally.

Rosie O'Grady

Sheriff Bitten by Snake During Faith Service in Canton

Sheriff Jack Arrington was bitten by a poisonous snake while breaking up a religious service in Canton North Carolina. The incident involved a preacher's son displaying 10 snakes as a display of faith. Arrington was treated at Haywood County Hospital and remained in stable condition with a bite to the thumb.

Canton N.C Jack Arrington Haywood County Hospital Joan Mackey

South Africa faces sanctions threats amid mining strike and UDF trial

Prime Minister Botha vows deportations if sanctions bite as mining unions plan an Aug 25 walkout over pay and jobs. Chamber of Mines says strike unlikely to disrupt output while gold prices rise. In Natal, 16 UDF leaders face subversion charges amid escalating violence and government strain. Ramaphosa says a three week lead time to mobilize blacks with 230,000 miners united, seeking 22 percent pay instead of 19.

Botha South Africa Chamber of Mines Clive Koebbs UDF Ramaphosa

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