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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1990

Page

6

Atlas search spurs marrow donor drive nationwide

Region Search yielded no perfect match for Allison Atlas but sparked a national donor drive. Friends of Allison collected blood samples from about 49,400 volunteers in the United States and 600 in Israel, raising $3 million with support from figures like Dustin Hoffman. The national register grew from 57,000 to over 150,000 names. Allison remains without a perfect donor while her mother is prepared for a transplant.

New York Allison Atlas Atlases Atlas Iaia Simon Atlas Allison Miss Atlas Friends of Friends of Allison United States Israel Dustin Hoffman Bethesda Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Seattle

Bridge openings restricted on Woodrow Wilson span

Transportation Secretary Samuel Skinner announced temporary limits on drawspan openings for the Woodrow Wilson Bridge across the Potomac River to reduce traffic disruptions while electrical repairs are made. A $100,000 emergency grant is provided to the District of Columbia for the work, with no openings during weekday rush hours and up to two hours notice for other times.

Alexandria Woodrow Wilson Bridge U.S. Transportation Samuel Skinner Skinner District of Columbia Coast Guard Potomac River Capital Beltway

Garrett woman given eight years in ex husband murder

In Hagerstown a Western Maryland woman, Juanita Irene Stinson, 57, was sentenced to eight years for second degree murder after admitting to shooting her ex husband Charles Stinson, dismembering his body, and burying him in a shallow grave in May 1987. Psychologists testified she suffered battered woman syndrome and PTSD from decades of abuse.

Hagerstown Maryland Washington County Juanita Irene Stinson Charles William Stinson Garrett County Irene Fickes Williamsburg Stinson Juanita Stinson Mountain Lake Park Charles Stinson

Cross to grace St James steeple in Mount Airy rebuilds

Workers from Colonial Renovations and Pauls Roofing high above North Main Street Mount Airy reconstructed St James Episcopal Church steeple. The project adds new shingles bell tower louvers and a 6 foot belfry cross funded with Calvary Methodist Church generosity. The old cross will be shared for parish functions.

Paul Calvary Methodist Church St. James North Main Street

Barry's alibi offered in drug case defense

Barry's lawyer argued the mayor was in a large meeting with city officials at the time a witness says crack cocaine was handed to him. Prosecution contends Barry arrived late, giving time to accept the drug. Witnesses described ambulance service talks and a slight delay in the 10 am meeting on Sept 7, 1988.

Washington (Ap Marion Barry Barry R. Kenneth Mundy City District of Columbia Lydia Pearson Fire Department Joseph Weldell Office of Emergency Preparedness Mundy

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