Woman in critical condition after Md. 180 two vehicle crash
Frederick woman Jennifer L. Helton, 20, was flown to R Adams Cowley Trauma Center in critical condition after a 6:01 p.m. crash on Mount Zion Road. Her husband Thomas, 26, treated and released at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Brian L. Roosa, 16, and Dustin Rice, 16, sustained minor injuries.
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MD. 180
Mount Zion Road
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Jennifer L. Helton
Cedar Crest Lane
R Adams Cowley
Baltimore
Maryland
Ms. Helton
Thomas
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Thomas Helton
Brian L. Roosa
Jefferson
Roosa
Dustin Rice
Frederick
Jonathan
Pat Seaton
West B Street
Brunswick
Greg Anderson
Anderson
Seaton
New York
Glen Selby
Obituary for Vincent F Fansler 68 retired life insurance agent
Vincent F Fansler 68 a retired life insurance agent and former Navy pilot who earned the Distinguished Flying Cross died of heart ailments Feb 12 at Suburban Hospital He lived in Kensington Md born in Winchester Va after World War II he moved to the Washington area He worked for Acacia Pilot and later Penn Financial Services until 1989 He was a past president of the Washington area Chartered Life Underwriters Association and a former senior warden of Christ Episcopal Church Kensington He was predeceased by his first wife Elizabeth Keckley Fansler He is survived by his wife Elsie Forsman Fansler two children from his first marriage three stepchildren a brother and a sister and 11 grandchildren
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Vincent F. Fansler
Pacific
Mr. Fansler
Kensington
Winchester
Washington, D.C
Acacia and
Pilot Insurance Companies
Penn Financial Services
Washington Area
The
Chartered Life Underwriters Association
Christ Episcopal Church
Elizabeth Keckley Fansler
Elsie Forsman Fansler
Vincent F Fansler Jr
Spencerville
Nancy Fanster Kimball
Clarksville
Cathy Arciero
Boca Raton
Fla
Charles Forsman
Potomac
Craig Forsman
Mount Airy
Kenneth Fansler
Phylis Fansler Rinker
Archives yield no new info on American POWs in KGB files
Moscow based ITAR-Tass reported that Soviet archives opened by the KGB revealed no new data on American prisoners of war or missing servicemen. Senators Kerry and Smith sought leads on alleged Soviet interrogations during Vietnam and Korea, meeting with a former KGB official. Kalugin’s testimony had previously suggested further Soviet involvement.
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KGB
Star-Tass
John Kerry
D-Mass
Robert Smith
R-N.h
Anatoly Oleinikovy
Russian Federation Security Ministry
Oleg Kalugin
Ten Kgb
U.S. Senate
Spy
Vietnam
Kalugin
United States
Defense Ministry
Security Ministry
Itar-Tass
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Luther Drive
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Routzahn’s
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