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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1985

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Food bank in Frederick County sees rising need

The Be e Rev. George Harper says 1984 donations, about $40,000, were up 25 percent from 1983, while demand rose 43 percent. About 8,000 people used 10,000 meals from the county's only food bank, with December the strongest month due to Christmas giving.

Frederick County the Bee George Harper Harper

US Bolivia search for missing Eastern jet in Andes

US and Bolivian planes comb the snow covered Andes near La Paz for an Eastern Airlines Boeing 727 missing since before its planned landing. At least seven Americans among 33 aboard. FAA initially indicated possible wreckage but officials dispute that finding. Fog and high elevation hindered searches as crews pressed to locate the missing jet and confirm its fate.

LA Paz Bolivia U.S Andes Eastern Airlines U S Royce Fichte Fiehte FAA Bob Hunter Miami Richard McGraw Eastern Bacon Cochabamba

Diet cuts slash cancer in X ray exposed rats study

New findings from Ludwik Gross show severe food restriction reduced radiation induced tumors in rats. Female rats fell to 31 percent and males to 6.7 percent, with weight loss but improved survival. The study appears in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

New York Ludwik Gross Proceedings National Academy of Sciences

Inmates Clash With New Rules At Multi‑Million Dollar Detention Center

Inmates at the Adult Detention Center voice unhappiness with the new facility and rules. They cite stricter guards, reduced meals, no candy bars, limited recreation, and lights on all day. Administrators blame logistics and safety, while inmates say conditions feel like warehousing and extra tension.

Dolar Ramon T. Pulliam Pulliam Kelvin L. Jones Jones

Flock with avian flu to be destroyed near Taneytown Maryland

Maryland Department of Agriculture officials will begin depopulation Thursday of a small chicken flock on a farm near Taneytown after confirmation of highly pathogenic avian influenza. The flock, sized between 300 and 500, prompted police action when a farmer was cited for selling live chickens without a permit in Washington DC. The Humane Society of DC will assist to ensure bird health and prevent overcrowding, as testing confirmed H5N2 infection. This marks the second flock in Carroll County to be depopulated due to avian flu this year.

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Inside The News In Taking Revenge

Quote attributed to Sir Francis Bacon about revenge and restraint, framed as a maxim rather than a news item.

Sir Francis Bacon

Midwest and New England hit by season’s worst storm

Snow and freezing rain spread from Michigan to Texas as gale winds lashed New England. Winter storm warnings covered northern Texas and parts of New Mexico while travelers faced advisories across northern and central New England. Temperatures ranged from 0s to 70s with 2 a.m. readings from Warroad to Key West. multiple eastern cities reported varied conditions from fog to sunshine.

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