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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1986

Page

2

Fallen troopers honored at funeral ceremony by state officials

At a funeral for fallen troopers, a yellow and white state police helicopter hovered above while a trooper and county officer stood at each intersection. Gov Harry Hughes and Attorney General Stephen V. Sachs attended both services as the public gathered along streets. EMS leaders spoke of the close ties within the service as friends and colleagues reflected on the loss.

Harry Hughes Stephen V. Sachs Robert EB. Brashears

Weather outlook for Maryland eyes wintry mix and cold snap

A strong high pressure system grips New England keeping frigid air in place along the east coast through Saturday. A Mississippi Valley storm brings heavy snow late Saturday, changing to rain Sunday, with a second system growing along the southeast coast for Sunday. Another storm could form Monday extending precipitation into early next week. Temperatures remain low across Western Maryland and mountain counties with snow or sleet Saturday night and a wintry mix Sunday.

New England Mississippi Valley U.S Coast Maryland Carrell Frederick Howard Montgomery Washington Westminster Hagerstown Cumberland Oakland Payid Lesher

U S ships move near Libyan coast amid heightened readiness

The United States and Soviet Union monitor tense Mediterranean maneuvers as Saratoga and Coral Sea advance toward the central Med. Navy and Pentagon officials disclose forces in the area while Libyan claims to waters face dispute.

National Security Council Khadafy Saratoga Coral Sea Mediterranean Gulf of Sidra Libya United States U.S Gulf Pentagon Soviet Union Marine Amphibious Navy Coronado Frank B. Kelso Oe de Tripoli Israel International Civil Aeronautical Organizaton

Flu surge prompts doctors to treat rising cases

Dr Harper reports a surge in flu among school children and adults, with 50 patients Tuesday and 75 on Wednesday, as local physicians struggle to manage caseloads. Health officials note more Type B outbreaks, while nursing homes report limited cases and emphasize hand washing and testing to guide amantadine use.

Harper Frederick County Martha Schipper Thurmont Sabillasville Walkersville Frederick Schipper Patricia Lipps Ms. Lipps Brenda Esterly Hal Ms. Esterly Associated Press San Joaquin County Calif Karl Kappus CDC Kappus

Center here produces virus for AIDS tests

A research program at FCRY plans to expand with chimpanzees added as animal models for AIDS testing. Scientists aim to transfer promising rhesus monkey results to chimpanzees to mimic human responses. Negotiations seek more animals, with testing to start in a few months and neurologists examining brain changes due to AIDS.

FCRY Fischinger Army U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare Nixon MOL Lue Lab PCW Usly Uso

Frederick man convicted of battery against 11 year old girl

Richard David Freed, 49, was convicted Tuesday of battery of an 11-year-old girl after a day-long trial. Judge Dwyer dismissed second degree sexual offense and perverted practices claims. Sentencing set for March 5 at 9 15 a.m. Bond reduced to 5000. Psychological evaluation requested. Prosecutor Stephen Meyers. Defense attorneys Irving Abt and John P. Brocard.

Frederick Richard David Freed G. Edward Dwyer Jr Stephen Meyers Irving Abt John P. Brocard

Custody hearing as missing boy Benji is found

Benjamin Studer was found after being abducted by his father Studer who fled Kentucky with him. The boy spent the night at a church shelter as custody proceedings proceed in Jefferson County Family Court.

Covington Benji Alabama Studer Kentucky Birmingham Post-Herald Mobile Bessemer Benjamin

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