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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1975

Page

3

Olson family reaches settlement over Dr. Olson death

The Olson family plans to seek compensation under a negotiated settlement with the CIA over Dr. Olson's 1960s death in New York while he was connected to Fort Detrick research. President Ford apologized and offered information. lawmakers back a private bill authorizing federal funds to be shared among four relatives, avoiding further court action.

Manhattan Olson Fort Detrick Old Braddock Olsons CIA David Kudovyski Philadelphia U1a U.S Maryland Rudowski Rudovski Congress Mathias Frederick Beall Frostburg Byron White House Ford Administration Department of Justice Ford Olsen

Injured man remains serious after Adamstown hit and run

An Adamstown man, John C. Spahr, 47, lies in serious condition at Washington County Hospital after being struck by a southbound car on New Design Road near Adamstown Road. The driver, Thomas Lawrence, 19, of Adamstown, reportedly failed to stay right of center and observe the pedestrian. Spahr was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital and later transferred to Washington County Hospital for intensive care.

Adamstown Washington County Hospital John C. Spahr New Design Road Adamstown Road CAD Ue Bop Thomas Lawrence Spahr Thomas Culall New Market T.S. May New Market Fire Company Independent Hose Company Citizens Cascade Tpr W.H. Wood Maryland State Police Middletown Road Robert L. Axline Rt. 2 Middletown Axline Terry Frederick Memorial Hospital Christopher Jerry L. Poffinberger Harold C. Delauter Poffinberger Delauter

Wiring dispute ends as court dismisses taxpayers suit

The circuit court dismissed the injunctive relief petition by Samuel J. Rosenstock, Robert Dailey and 16 others challenging the city’s use of municipal bond proceeds for the 50 percent share of the underground wiring project on South Market Street. Aldermen praised the ruling, blaming plaintiffs for taxpayer losses and warning of a dangerous precedent for future buried-wiring costs.

Board of Aldermen South Market Street Robert E. Dailey Sr Ronald N. Young Circuit Courh Robert E. Clapp Jr Samuel J. Rosenstock Robert Dailey James E. McClellan McClellan Donald H. Hiltner Hiltner Dailey Rosenstock Robert D. Osburn Jr Osburn John E. Crawford Jr Crawford

Newman's charges follow purse snatching and red light runs

Newman faces theft and reckless driving counts plus five red light violations and disorderly conduct after arrest at the city police HQ. His trial is set for Jan 28 in District Court. Seven-year-old Jason Aaron Osgood remains in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital after an auto pedestrian crash on Taney Ave involving driver Sandra Burras. Gerald Nelson and his brother escaped injury when a tractor trailer overturned on U S 15 Jefferson Street interchange as beer shifted in the load.

Gerald A. Nelson Wayne Weedsport N.Y Jefferson Street U.S. 15 Sa.m Amos L. Brown Newman Jason Aaron Osgood Taney Ave Frederick Memorial Hospital Raymond Cullen Jason Taney Avenue Sandra Jean Burras Gerald Nelson Tpr W. J. Lucas Landover

Decision on gag order in Mandel case expected today

In Baltimore an opinion on the government's gag order request is expected this afternoon from U S District Court Judge Herbert F Murray in the criminal case of Gov Marvin Mandel and five other defendants. The Maryland U S Attorney Jervis Finney asked approval of a blanket restriction on all out of court statements by participants without prior written consent.

Baltimore Marvin Mandel Office of Maryland U.S. Atty. Jervis Finney U.S. District Court Herbert F. Murray

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