Body of Nazi fugitive Mengele may be found in Brazil
Federal police chief in Sao Paulo said he is 90 percent convinced a buried body near Embu is Josef Mengele. Documents found at a German couple's home were seized as part of the exhumation plan, with German authorities and Brazilian officials coordinating. International Nazi hunters urged caution while awaiting official confirmation.
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City undecided on full time airport manager
A Freder ick task force urges a full time manager for the municipal airport, but officials say the airport is not large enough to justify one. Pilots criticized prior guidelines, and a public hearing may follow if the remaining issues are resolved by next week. The airport is currently run by Frederick Aviation under FAA rules and fire codes.
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Police foil bowling alley break in
Two Frederick City residents were arrested for breaking and entering early Thursday at Health Center Bowling Lanes on North Market Street. John E. Mercer and Cecil W. Long face charges of breaking and entering six counts of destruction of property theft and attempted theft and await bond hearings.
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Health Center
N. Market St
Frederick
Terry L. Gladhill
John E. Mercer
E. South St
Cecil W. Long
W. Fourth St
Frederick County
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FMH workers vote on union June 14 final chapter
Frederick Memorial Hospital professional staff will vote June 14 on union representation. FMH President James K. Kluttz recalls 1979 action and describes the push to include all professional employees. He notes recent administration changes and says current staff are unlikely to seek unionization.
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Sunny warm Friday with thundershower risk noted
The News-Post lists its annual high school track all-stars while columnist Roy Meecham reflects on the joys of early summer. A wry remark from Franklin P Adams about a woman hearing her son is sought by police closes the snippet.
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Middletown Woman Killed in U.S. 40A Wreck
Nora Ellen Wolfe, 8, of 1900 Marker Road Middletown, died in a 3:40 p.m. head-on collision at U S 40A and Marker Road west of Middletown. Her husband Hobart H Wolfe, 85, was hospitalized in serious condition at Washington County Hospital. The crash involved a second vehicle driven by Harvey E Moser, 57, Boonsboro, with two passengers injured but later released. Police cited driver error and excessive speed. weather not listed as factor. Ambulances from four towns aided the scene.
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