Two Crashes Haunt Maryland Roadway Injuries Reported
Early Sunday on Md 355 near Wickes two vehicles collided rear of a Pontiac, sending it into a telephone pole. Steven G Phillips and James V Jackson were treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital. A separate 1:20 a.m. mishap near Heritage Liquors caused pole damage and phone outages. A Frederick woman sustained minor injuries in a separate Gas House Pike crash when she swerved to avoid a motorcyclist, her Mustang overturning and landing in an embankment. No charges were listed for the latter incident.
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Gaithersburg
Jacqueline Christian
MD. 355
Araby Road
MD. 77
Montgomery County
Susan C. Nicol
Bill Green
Janice Currens
Pontiac
Steven G Phillips
Germantown
James V. Jackson
Clarksburg
United
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick
Gas House Pike
Linganore Road
Catherie E. Gannen
Grove Hill Road
Urbana Girl Scouts bike rodeo at Urbana Elementary School
Cadette Troop 708 of Central Maryland sponsored a bike rodeo for all scouts at Urbana Elementary School from 3:30 to 6 p.m. Saturday June 10. Five activity stations featured bike safety, maintenance checks, bike fittings, and first aid guidance from Cadette volunteers and local experts.
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Maryland
Urbana
Mary Margrabe
Frederick
Gene Long
Braddock Springs
N. Court St. Frederick
Cadettes
Navy enlistment for Craig Fuller in Frederick
Craig Fuller enlists in the U S Navy with recruiter Charlie Weddle at the Frederick Towne Mall. He will train as a gunners mate after graduating in 1978 from Governor Thomas Johnson High School. Scouts performed biking skills, with Cadettes Shoemaker Athey Boncavage guiding activities and Urbana troop leaders aiding rodeo planning with Mrs. Levonne Radonovich assisted by Dobyns Alley Stahler and Rhea. United Way supports Girl Scouting locally.
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Craig L Fuller
Lewis E. Fuller
Frederick
U.S. Navy
Charlie Weddle
Frederick Towne Mall
Governor Thomas Johnson High School
Chris Shoemaker
Lucy Athey
Maxine Boncavage
Urbana
Levonne Radonovich
Phyllis Dobyns
Joanne Alley
Peg Stahler
Diane Rhea
United Way
Dissidents' Trials Strain U.S. Soviet Ties Amid Helsinki Tensions
U S officials condemned Soviet treatment of dissidents Shcharansky and Ginzburg as a threat to constructive Soviet American relations. Carter canceled visits by a presidential science adviser and an EPA official to Moscow while Cy Vance planned talks with Andrei Gromyko in Switzerland to advance a nuclear arms treaty and convey U S concern over human rights. Shcharansky faces high treason charges with possible execution or long labor camp term, while Ginzburg undergoes an open trial. both have been held incommunicado. Begin called Shcharansky's trial a shock and urged free nations to act.
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U.S
Carter
Moscow
Environmental Protection Agency
Cyrel Vance
Andrei Gromyko
Switzerland
State Department
Vance
Leonid J. Brerhoev
Shcharansky
Ginzburg
Helsinki
Helsinki Group
Yuri Orlov
Israel
CLA
Froletarsky Regional People's Court
Discharges From Frederick Memorial Hospital In July
Frederick Memorial Hospital released multiple patients by date in July. Names and home towns include Frederick residents Ronald Eurey Victoria Hill Theodore Levinson Anna Kemp Sr Babette Harrop Penny Angiebower Edith Klipp plus Gail Wise Middletown William Smith Edna Breat Mt Airy and others from Thurmont Walkersville Mt Airy Ijamsville Union Bridge and more.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ronald Eurey
Victoria Hill
Theodore Levinson
Anna Kemp Sr
Babette Harrop
Penny Angiebower
Edith Klipp
Frederick
Gail Wise
Middletown
William Smith
Edna Breat
Mt. Airy
Helen Carty
Thurmont
Kathleen Buehl
Walkersville
Gary Davis
Adamstown
Cheater Feaster
Brunswick
Ida Johnson
Damascus
Noland Larey
Peny Strite
Margaret Dorsey
Calvin Wacker
Mary Franklin
William Dudderar
Charles Brown
Neilie Hildebrand
Sandra Wise
Charles Rippeon
Ijamsville
Louise Ahalt
Jefferson
George Crabbs
Keymar
Eileen McGann
Robert
Susan Burd
Braddock Heights
Raby Huffer
Margie White
Archie Elliot
Knoxville
James Smallwood
Betty Young
Airy
Beverly Jo Galt
Judith Braucher
Linda Black
Union Bridge
Terri Green
Orville Lippy
Westminster
Virginia Boyer
Jeffrey Flanary
Lois Frazier
Minnie Hargett
Carolyn Marner
Leroy Myers
Mildred Palm
Jayne Guenard
Janey Campell
Alfred Mackiey
James Wood
Freemar Eyler
June Grable
Woodsboro
ATCO Breast Form Restores Natural Contours and Fit
ATCO Breast Form restores natural contours and fits comfortably. Price not listed. Availability and detailed specifications are not provided in the readable text.
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ATCO
Wands
Fire log reports multiple calls across MD towns Saturday
Cals curing peat hour atréam on aity Saturday 322 West Patrick and T 9 47 a m funding fire Uniteds Independents Tealaeh go Spon eee eae Carver Apts 6 3 pm building fire Uniteds Independents Juniors and Chimems Truck Ceree Monday Antietam Exlon Opseaumiosa Pike 1 53 am track fire Juniors responded Heather Ridge Drive 23 am track fire Juniors responded County Saturday Sunday Woodville Rd 2 38 am howe fire Mount Airy and New Market MD 17 1 07 pm bensh fire Brunswick responded MD 75 $ 21 pm barn fire New Market Libertytown and Monst Airy New Market VFD 8 34 pm transfer one engine Independents Libertytown VFD 8 47 pm transfer one engine Woodsboro Ambulance Calls Emergencies 42 Routines 15
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Aity Saterday
West
Patrick &T
Uniteds
Independents
Tealaeh
Antietam Exlon
Heather Ridge Drive
Woodville
Howe
Mount Airy
New Market
Bensh
Brunswick
Libertytown
City flood plan shows value of Carroll Creek ecology
Gilford argues the Carroll Creek flood plan protects a living ecological system that cleanses water and recycles organic matter. He notes the stream’s future scenic and recreational value, Trout could indicate water quality, and cites a $9.6 million cost largely for sewer interceptors, with the alternative being inaction.
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Gilford
Carroll Creek
Annameet
AARP Chapter 64 Plans Summer Activities
AARP Chapter 64 suspends monthly meetings for summer to enjoy outdoor recreation. Planned events include picnics a covered-dish luncheon a melon party and a Totem Pole trip to see Little Mary Sunshine on July 18. Luncheon set for July 27 at Pinecliff Park 1 p.m. Transportation help available from committee. Final meeting Aug 2 with State Director Katherine Mitchell. September 10 regular meeting at Trinity United Methodist Church.
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Totem Pole
Little Mary Sunshine
Donald Bail
Ralph Putman
Pinecliff Park
Transportation Committee
Katherine Mitchell
Trinity United Methodist Church
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Wickes
Heritage Liquors
C&p
Tom Rose
Urbana Girl Scouts
Craig Fuller
Corbin
Atari Carrell
Kaitwret T
Wrmanit
Wqcest
Pebtical Prisosers
Tass
Andrei D. Sakharov
Ginzbug
Kaluga
Ginsburg
Shebaransky
Menachem Begin
All Free Nations
Lee
Chang
Carver Apts
Ceree
AARP
American Association of Retired Persons
TCI
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