Triple fatal crash spawns multi million dollar suits
Three men died in a July 2 1984 head on collision on Md 194 prompting three civil actions filed in Frederick County Circuit Court. The suits name the Sherrard and Hudson estates and seek millions for the wrongful deaths of George Hudson Daniel Hudson Jr and Christopher Sherrard. Beneficiaries include the Hudson brothers widows and their children. The crash involved alcohol intoxication and a northbound pickup veering onto the center line. Jury dates have not yet been set.
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MD. 194
Silver Spring
Daniel Henry Hudson Jr
Mount Airy
D.C
George Hudson
Sherrard
Daniel Hudson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Hudson
Hudson Brothers
Sharon
Gaithersburg
Charles J. Goddard
van S. Powers
Mary K. Mort
Melissa
Frederick County
Morella Targets State Ads as Political Tool in Maryland
Del. Constance Morella accuses Gov. Hughes and Atty. Gen. Sachs of using taxpayer funded ads to advance political aims. She cites a $500,000 campaign by the Department of Economic and Community Development running through June 1985 and pushes legislation to curb prime time commercials.
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Constance Morella
Harry R. Hughes
Stephen Sachs
Morella
Hughes
U.S
Senate
Department of Economic and Community Development
Maryland
Office of Consumer Protection
Sachs
Montgomery County
Charles
Mac) Mathias
Mathias
Frederick Gas votes to join union Local 1900
Seventeen employees of the Frederick Gas Company voted Friday morning to organize under the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 1900 at 924 East St Frederick. The ballot was 10 to 7 in favor with no contract date set or negotiations scheduled yet. Vice president Jack F. Mason said he was notified of the action three months ago and will bargain in good faith, noting the move covers 17 of 40 production and maintenance workers and that other employees were not involved.
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Frederick Gas Company
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
East St
Frederick
Jack F. Mason
Miners block non-union help at Big Bear mine
Striking United Mine Workers armed with baseball bats hold positions outside Big Bear Mining Co in Lynco West Virginia for a third day to keep non union workers from entering the site. Union miners mass pickets followed a night of violence while locals supply food heat and support.
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Big Bear
LYNCO
W.va
United Mine Workers
Big Bear Mining Co
Norman C. Lester
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