Woman awarded 975000 for injuries in accident
Mary Sutphin, 33, a former research chemist, was awarded 975000 after a head-on collision on January 11, 1977, in Frederick County. The verdict found Pamela Sands negligent while Marcia Delorme was acquitted. Sutphin suffered brain damage, permanent disabilities, and substantial future earning losses. Sands and Delorme defended on negligence claims.
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Frederick County
Mary 5
Sutphin
Pamela Jean Sands
Middletown
Ms. Sutphin
Braddock Mountain
Marcia D. Delorme
Sugar Loaf
Burkittsville
California
Ucla
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Sands
Delorme
Earl Plumhoff
Plumhoft
Clapp
Plumhoff
Frederick man hurt seriously in head on collision on I 70
A Frederick County resident sustained serious injuries Friday afternoon in a two vehicle crash on I 70 west of Frederick. Peter J. Fields, 20, Monrovia, was listed in satisfactory condition Saturday at MIEMSS Baltimore. Edgar L. Betts, 70, Frederick, drove a Dodge east into Fields head on. Fields was flown to MIEMSS by helicopter. Charles L. Cook, 62, Frederick, treated and released. Betts faced charges of driving while intoxicated and wrong way on a dual highway.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Peter J. Fields
Singanore Woods Drive
Monrovia
Maryland Institute For Emergency Medical Services Systems
Baltimore
Edgar L. Betts
U.S. 4-A
Betts
Fields
William Presgraves
Miemss
Charles L. Cook
United Ambulance
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Presgraves
Park closure debate shakes watershed residents meeting
About 100 area residents city and county officials and Maryland Department of Natural Resources officials discussed the potential closing of the watershed park. Residents praised pressure that may ease problems while urging clearer policing and a community committee to review complaints. The session at Brook Hill United Methodist Church ended with pledges to boost patrols.
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Frederick City
Frederick
Ronald N. Young
Brookhill United Methodist Church
Young
Lawrence W. Johnson
Galen R. Clagett
Richard J. Ashton
Donald C. Veh
Maryland
Frederick Barracks
Grover N. Seasenbaugh
Jan Chapman
Maryland Department of Natural Resources
Carol Linton
Robert Giles
Barnes
Brook Hill United Methodist Church
Freezing Temperatures Continue Across Frederick Area
Temperatures stay below freezing with clear skies and brisk NW winds. Highs mostly in the mid 20s to low 30s, lows near 10 to 14, wind chill several degrees below zero. Ice on ponds remains thin, precipitation near zero. Monday looks fair. Tuesday to Wednesday bring increasing clouds and a mountain area chance of precip. Local readings: Unionville 26/13. Emmitsburg 26/1. Frederick 27/14. Braddock Heights 21/10. Damascus 23/10. Woodstock 26/12. Gaithersburg 24/12.
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Frederick
Unionville
G. Plitt von
Maryland
State Police
Braddock Heights
David Lesher
Damascus
Richard Schwerdt
Woodstock
John Hiltz
Gaithersburg
Rob Cohen
Canada Iran talks show promise after diplomat escape
Clark told a Ottawa news conference that discussions involving Iranian and American officials look promising. U S officials echoed guarded optimism earlier. Canada and the United States coordinated last week to help six American diplomats flee Iran after the November 4 seizure. The six hid in the Canadian Embassy then departed Iran on weekend with forged Canadian passports and Iranian visas. In Washington the six were greeted by State Department colleagues.
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Clark
Ottawa
U.S
Canada
United States
Iran
Washington
State Department
State college funding urged as wealth per capita cited
Dr Sensenbaugh argues Maryland should fund state colleges more fully, noting federal aid limits and the state’s per capita wealth. He outlines six distinct state colleges with specialized programs and a single governing board, plus student representation rotates among campuses. Betty Allen named executive director of the Harlem School of the Arts succeeding Dorothy Maynor.
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Mainder
Sensenbaugh
Maryland
Towson State College
Baltimore
Frostburg
Coppin State College
Salisbury State
Bowie
State College
Dr. Sensenbaugh
Frederick County
State Colleges
NEW York
Betty Allen
Harlem School of the Arts
Dorothy Maynor
New York Metropolitan Area
Pakistan Tensions Rise Over Afghan Border Turmoil
Pakistan fears an Afghan invasion with 100000 Soviet troops nearby while arms talks with the United States spark concerns in India. New Delhi reportedly hesitates on a U S offer for advanced weapons as Tass brands Pakistan a springboard for interference in Afghanistan. Pravda counters with a warning against Soviet oil ambitions in the region.
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Pakistan
Afghanistan
Zia
United States
India
New Delhi
U.S
Red Star
Tass
Washington
Communist Party
Pravda
Soviet Union
Mideast
Indian Ocean
Iran
Goldstein Urges Dealers During Maryland Convention
Goldstein delivered the keynote at a two day Maryland convention urging dealers across Maryland Delaware Virginia West Virginia and Pennsylvania to prepare for rising opportunities in the 1980s. He touted American farm machinery and modern equipment boosting U S food production from 10 to 56 persons per farm and noted Maryland’s stable economy amid national urban financial strain. Other speakers included Donald R Hargrave J J L Johnson and John Morley.
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America
Goldstein
Maryland
Delaware
Virginia
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Donald R. Hargrave
National Dealers Association
J.J.L. Johnson
Ford Tractor Operations
John Morley
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