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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1976

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Six injured in I-70 two-truck crash near Braddock Heights

A Richmond family of six, in a rental truck, suffered critical injuries to the father William Hernandez Jr and two children Kanil Shahid Hernandez and Yaphet Verna Hernandez in an early morning crash on I-70 near Mt. Phillip Road. Mother Sarah Hernandez guarded and two younger sons Omar and Rahim Hernandez were hospitalized in satisfactory or guarded condition. A second driver Harold Horst declined treatment. The collision closed the eastbound lane for hours and investigators say the rental truck rolled after losing control. Ambulances and helicopters transported the injured to Frederick Memorial and Johns Hopkins and University Hospitals in Baltimore.

Richmond Braddock Heights William Hernandez Jr University Hospital Baltimore Kanil Shahid Hernandez Yaphet Verna Hernandez Johns Hopkins Hospital Sarah Maxine Hernandez Tor William J. Lucas Hernandez Harold Ray Horst Hagerstown Tpr Lucas

Jurors Picked for February Session of Frederick Circuit Court

Frederick County jurors chosen for February term by random computer from voter rolls. Grand jury, alternate grand jury, three petit panels and an alternate petit panel formed from 187 names. Names include Naomi E. Ogle, Mary R. Williams, Paul M. Fox, Edith Delanier, Michael Schaden, Gail Grubb, Evelyn Biser, Lorraine Ruetten, Ernest Resenseel, Gregory Nickens, Anthony Battistone, Thomas Johnson, Glenn Hering, Clayton Hinman, John Roman, Richard Repp, Katherine Layton, Patricia Lantz, Sandra Rice, Rosemary Miller, Freder M. Boone, Fran caver, Linda Thorn, and alternates Alberta Thompson, Naomi Lipps, Dorothy Shelton, Audrey Carbaugh, Charles Darlington, Billy Glass, Einar Wold, Ann Hrycenko, Jimaleen Clingan, Patricia Coran, Leonard Waesche, Kathleen Kahn, Ear t Easton, Dorothy Shaff, Geraldine Jones. first petit panel includes Mary Ferrell and Thelma Trout.

Petit Frederick County Naomi E. Ogle McMurray Mary R. Williams Wyngate Paul M. Fox Kline Blvd Edith I. Delanier Michael E. Schaden Shawnee Gail H. Grubb Waverly Gardens Evelyn F. Biser Middletown Lorraine V.Ruetten Frederick Ernest E. Resensieel Emmitsburg Gregory A. Nickens Waverly Garden Apartments Anthony L. Battistone Thomas O. Johnson Monrovia Glenn S. Hering Knoxville Clayton J. Hinman

Directed verdict clears law firm in malpractice suit

Judge Fairbanks granted a directed verdict of acquittal after two days of testimony in Circuit Court. Plaintiff James G. Troutnor and defendants Offutt and Haugh declined comment. Defense cited a release signed by Trout from a prior related case, ending the suit before jury deliberation.

AL WEINBERG Circuit Court Philip M. Fairbands James G. Trout Offutt and Haugh Jim Trout Fairbanks Trout W. Jerome Offutt William Haugh Offutt Haugh

Flu vaccine adverse reaction probe halts local program

Frederick County Health Department received calls from two individuals reporting numbness and potential Guillain Barré syndrome after swine flu shots. CDC data show several GBS cases amid flu vaccination, with four deaths linked to recipients. officials stressed no proven vaccine link and paused local inoculations to investigate. Efforts to restart face public doubt and season constraints as page continues.

Frederick County Federal of Is CDC sud Nellie Simpson Health Department Simpson Frederck Theodore Cooper Department of

Arab oil producers split on price hike

In Doha, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates rejected an OPEC agreed 15 percent price rise, pledging to boost production to curb the hike. Yaman warned the 10 percent portion may not take hold in markets, signaling a rift in the cartel and potential global oil trade confusion. The dispute shadows future prices as Iran, Iraq, and others pressed for the two stage rise.

DOHA Qatar Saudi Arabia Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries OPEC United Arab Emirates Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani UAE Iran Iraq Venezuela Kuwait Nigeria Libya Indonesia Algeria Gabon Ecuador Yaman Yamani international oil cartel America

Health Department Sets 1977 Percolation Test Priorities

The Health Department will prioritize soil percolation tests during the February to April 1977 period. About 1,100 test requests are anticipated from subdivision plats received via the Planning Commission. Only tests located by stakes and with paid fees will be considered, with cutoffs: January 15 for six or more lots, March 1 for five or fewer lots, March 1 for repercolation, and March 15 for farm tenant houses.

Health Department Planning Commission

Sots TI Inside The News: Gilmore Overdose and Power Shift

The clumsy fragment notes Gilmore recovering from a drug overdose and Miki relinquishing authority in Japan. It hints at offshore superports approval and variable sky conditions with cold highs in the 20s and 30s.

Carter to interview two women for key federal posts

President elect Carter will interview Joan Manley of Time Inc and Dr Juana Kreps of Duke University for possible high level roles as he aims to diversify his cabinet. Vice President elect Mondaie joins discussions with AFL CIO officials Kirkland and Meany backing Dunlop for labor secretary amid Ford policy split. Idaho Governor Andrus summoned to Plains for interior secretary talks.

AFL-CIO Secrary Lane Kirkland Carter Kirkland George Meany John T. Dunlop Ford Idaho Cecil Andrus

Local toy sales surge with Stretch Armstrong tops

Christmas toy season highlights Stretch Armstrong as best seller in local stores. Dolls like Evel Knievel style stunts, Bionic Man and Woman, Fame and Cher dolls, skateboards, and McDonald’s tie ins drive demand. Prices vary with video pong games at 20 to 75 dollars and hot items often go out of stock. Local clerks report shoppers buying in bulk while TV related toys and novelty items attract attention.

lis Stretch Armstrong seling Sietch focal Evel Huffman Toy Town USA West Patrick Street Jocelyn Weizel Joevee Fonze Hutch Baretta games McDonalds Ronald McDonald

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I-270 Mt. Phillip Rd News-Post Mt. Phillip Road Horst Uniteds and Juniors Frederick Memorial Hospital NEW YORK Maryland Officrals U.S. Center for Disease Control Atlanta Pere Inside The News MIKI Japan Thackeray Page AG Stre-e Armstrong ROLLIE ATKINSON Evers Ricky Storm Kurt Holtey
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