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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1992

Page

2

Company personnel and misc details in Montgomery County press setting

Myron W Randall serves as Vice President and Treasurer while Marlene B Young is Secretary George E Randall is General Manager Edward M Gaydos heads Advertising Edward F Mull oversees Marketing The Greg Southern Frinton and Manufacturing Company appears with address 200 E Barerk Street PO Box Frederik Mingis contact numbers listed Also includes subscription rates and delivery details for Montgomery County and surrounding area

Myron W. Randall Marlene B. Young Greg Southern Frinton Barerk Street PO Bow Frederik Mingis Montgomery County Bareaa County Ofice Maryland Ave Rochelle

Maryland Weather: Rain Likely Across Western Counties

AccuWeather outlook shows rain across southeastern Pennsylvania into southern New England on Sunday with thunderstorm risk along the Eastern Seaboard. Western Maryland counties face 60 to 70 percent rain chances, highs near mid 70s, while Maryland Mountains and Beaches show varied showers and storms. Extended forecast calls for fair to partly cloudy days with 80s by midweek.

AccuWeather Pennsylvania New England Seaboard Midwest Northern Plains Rockies Washington Maryland Carroll Frederick Howard Mentgomery

Watergate Judge Sirica Dies at 88 in Washington

John J. Sirica, the federal judge who helped unravel the Watergate scandal that toppled President Nixon, died in Washington at Georgetown University Medical Center at 4:30 p.m. He was 88. Sirica chaired the initial Watergate proceedings, presiding over the break in and cover up trials and the crucial tapes battles that exposed the White House tapes and led to Nixon’s resignation. He collapsed with a heart attack in 1976 but returned to the bench, retiring fully in 1986. Revered for fairness, he influenced many involved in Watergate, including Rev. Jeb Magruder, who spent seven months in prison for his role. Sirica’s legacy endures as a symbol of duty and judicial independence.

Washington John J. Sirica Richard Nixon Judge Sirica Georgetown University Medical Center Sandra Hvidsten Sirica Nixon White House Watergate Law School Carter Jeb Magruder Magruder Nixon White House Ated Princeton School of Divinity First Presbyterian Church Lexington

Leukemia patient off to camp for sixth sunrise camp

John Hamrell the 13 year old heads to Camp Sunrise in Port Deposit Cecil County for a week of activities and medical supports by Johns Hopkins pediatric oncology staff. About 45 youths from Maryland with current or past cancer attend. The American Cancer Society sponsors the camp run by volunteers and staff with doctors nurses and a physician assistant on hand.

Myersville John Hamrell Johns Hopkins Hospital John American Cancer Society Alma Hays Society Maryland Hays Port Deposit Cecil County Canter Society Hayes

Cancer patient John Hamre Jr battles leukemia and charity ties

In Baltimore area news a family recounts John Hamre Jr. battle with T cell leukemia diagnosed April 8, with counts peaking at 315,000 and then dropping after chemotherapy. Johns Hopkins doctors call his case treatable and curable, with two years of treatment ahead to purge lingering cancer cells, while his barber and friends join in support by shaving heads to ease his stress.

Jason Wright John Hamre Jason John John Hamre Jr Darlene Lauren National Institutes of Health Hamre Dundalk Baltimore County Tohn

Brush fire log from Ballenger Creek area incident

Fire log notes a brush fire near Ballenger Creek with a separate dwelling fire at 573 Spectrum Drive and other entries. Mentions United 7 Moam MA ORS at Pryceh Mittin Way and Hast Fifth Street. Details are fragmented and hard to confirm due to OCR errors.

Ballenger Creek United D Duanding Oizens United Pryceh Mittin Way Fifth St Couzens Juminr

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Chefeo George &. Delaplaine Jr George E. Randall Edward M. Gaydos Edward F. Mull H. Hagy Philip W. Hammon Contolier Cearketing National Weather Accu Timothy Jacobsen Lottery Baltimore Happy Jerri Harris Ford Henry Frederick Cablevisionw Charles’ Contracting Onan Ree Tee Sordaon Treat Somme William P. Barnett Charles F. Summers Rick Rick's Fish and Pet Supply Patrick Street Fredenchk County Square Love Janet Shirl Lori Whitney Mom Jem Jimmy Buck Dean Opi Whitfield Fiderlaces Fohp Ld
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