Olson death linked to CIA LSD experiments denied by official report
The article notes Dr. Olson died after undisclosed LSD exposure at a Deep Creek Lake conference. It cites a 1975 congressional probe into CIA domestic activities confirming the agency’s involvement, and that President Ford apologized to Olson’s family, with Congress awarding $750,000 for pain and suffering. Forensic chief Dr. Starrs questions some findings but says no murder ruling yet. He supports a congressional inquiry to obtain original documents from archives, sanitized by the CLA.
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Deep Creek Lake
CIA
Olson
James E. Starrs
George Washington University National Law Center
Starrs
Congress
Senate Select Committee On Intelligence
L. Britt Snider
National Archives
CLA
Haiti Faces Debate Over Possible 45 Day Intervention
Senate deliberations center on a Republican measure to delay military action in Haiti for 45 days while experts warn of a prolonged nation building mission. Senators argue over international legality and policing, with Aristide urging swift action and allies preparing peacekeeping forces from Chile to Honduras. The invasion fleet includes the USS Mount Whitney serving as command center.
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Senate
Nunn
John Kerry
Dmass
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
John Warner
R-Va
Bob Dole
United States
Haiti
America
Albnght
Chile
Argentina
Brazil
Jamaica
Barbados
Trinidad
Guyana
Suriname
Belize
Panama
Salvador
Honduras
Jean- Bertrand Aristide
USS
Mount Whitney
Frederick News-Post Column Questions City Donation Plan
Columnist Roy Meachum cites remarks in the July 13 Freder ick News-Post about Alderman Jon Kreissig weighing a $10,000 donation or loan to a festival. He argues donation shows support but could set a bad precedent if the festival remains independent of the city. The festival plan to sell beer was defeated 3 to 2. other aldermen Frances Baker and Meta Nash voiced uncertainty about funding options.
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Roy Meachum
Frederick
Breeden's Antipsychotic Treatment Highlighted at Hearing
Since 1989 Breeden has taken Stelazine, an anti psychotic drug. Officials described him as a model prisoner with no bizarre behavior during Division of Corrections tenure. Attorney Rutledge urged immediate contact if doctors discontinue the medication.
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Breeden
Division of Corrections
Rutledge
Congress weighs 5M rail study for Frederick Shady Grove
Congress considers a 5 million study of rail line options between Frederick and Shady Grove in Montgomery County to spur business near Crown American properties. Crown American urged inclusion in the bill with Rep. Shuster and Rep. Bentley aiding, while MTA advances MARC station designs near Commerce Street Frederick and site choice for a suburb line near Md 355.
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Frederick
Shady Grove
Montgomery County
Congress
National
Helen Bentley
2Nd
Graber
House of Representatives
Senate
Maryland
MTA
170
South Street
MD. 355
Fsk Mall
Crown American
Greater
Frederick panel weighs size of 14 foot guitar sign
Frederick Historic District Commission temporarily rejected a 14 foot sign proposed for Guitar Network at 19 N Market St. owner Buck Sulcer argued visibility and parking needs, while the panel urged a smaller, fully shown guitar design and invited a compromise workshop. In other business, Allan Antonelli won approval to install an entrance rail and driveway gate at 109 W Second St.
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Frederick City Historic District
Kirilloff
Mr. Sulcer
Frederick
Sulcer
Allan Antonelli
Second St
Mr. Antonelli
Genstar rezoning bid rejected by Frederick County panel
Frederick County Planning Commission rejected Genstar Stone Products Inc. proposal to rezone 48 acres along Md 355 for commercial use near the Francis Scott Key Mall and 1270 Technology Park. The panel cited conflicts with the county comprehensive plan and traffic/safety concerns, voting 7-0 against. The decision leaves open possible rezoning when the plan is updated in 1996.
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Frederick County Planning Commission
Genstar Stone Products Inc
MD. 355
Rand Weinberg
Genstar
MARC
Weinberg
Mr. Weinberg
Francis Scott Key
Ford Road
Planning Commission
Commission
Richard Floyd
Robert White
Pete Adcock
Adcock
David Gray
Mr. Gray
Jordan Associates
MD. 144
New Market
PUD
Md 550 bids opened for resurfacing contract
The State Highway Administration opened bids Thursday for a 2.5 mile Md 550 resurfacing project between Md 194 and Bennie Duncan Road. Richard F. Kline Inc of Frederick submitted the apparent lowest bid at 554 635. Other bids included L W Wolfe Myersville 584 991 22 Genstar Stone Products Hunt Valley 604 313 10 Wolfe and Son Middletown 644 954 50 and Francis QO Day Rockville 663 560 45. The contract should be awarded within 60 days and completed within 50 working days from notice to proceed.
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State Highway Administration
MD. 194
Bennie Duncan Road
Richard F. Kline Inc
Frederick
L.W. Wolfe
Myersville
Genstar Stone Products
Hunt Valley
Wolfe and Son Inc
Middletown
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Crown American Corp
Johnstown, Pa
Ed Graber
Washington
Jim Gugel
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Commerce Street
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Ntusti Real
Joola W
Genstar Development
Martha Eliassen
News-Post
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Fieldstone of Frederick Day
Fislstone of
West
Patrick Street
Rogers Office Supply & Equipment, Inc
Fredenck
Buick
Ideal Motors
GMC
GM Grace
Wokal
Ideal
Stomer
Urbana Pike
Pat Sea
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