Evicted dentist found with 19 boxes of fetuses
Montgomery County deputies uncovered 19 boxes of human fetuses in the Bethesda dentist Lloyd E. Church’s Glenbrook Road garage during eviction. Remains, many in jars with formaldehyde, were sent to Holy Cross Hospital Morgue as police and health officials review the case. Church, a former anatomy professor, claimed items were research specimens between 188 and 1072, and said some fetuses were moved after eviction to return them to a lab. No charges announced. the matter remains under investigation.
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Bethesda
Glenberok Drive
Holy Cross Hospital
Lloyd E. Church
Glesbrook Road
Soes
Glenbrook Road
Rey
Tier Church
Kight
Church
Alma
Barton Steffen
Rex L. Sturm
Cordell Avenue
Glenbrook Drive
Steffens
Donald Swetter
South Market Street bridge to close for Carroll Creek work
Frederick officials say the Carroll Creek Project will close the South Market Street bridge next week for about two months as crews remove the bridge and install two large conduits. South Market Street between All Saint's Street and Citizen's Way will shut while detours direct northbound traffic via All Saint's to Carroll and East Patrick or to South Court and West Patrick. City engineers urge nonessential downtown travel and note South Court Street bridge reopened with temporary paving Thursday after June closure.
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Frederick
Carroll Creek
South Market Street
South Court Street
Richard Parks
Parks
All Saint's Street
Citizen's Way
Congel Palensear
Frederick Public Works
Robert Strine
All Saint’s Street
Carroll
East Patrick Streets
South Court
West Patrick Streets
Strive
MVA fee hike funds Medevac helicopters in Maryland
Maryland lawmakers plan a $30 million rise in motor vehicle registration fees to finance 10 new twin engine Medevac helicopters for the Maryland State Police and to cover EMS system upgrades. The targeted $10 annual increase would direct much of the money to emergency medical services and the transportation fund, amid debates on tax indexing and federal windfall use.
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Maryland
House of Delegates
Charles H. “Buzz” Ryan
Prince George's County
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Schaefer
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Tansportation Fund
Maryland State Police
Joint Legislative Committee of the
Medevac Program
Transportation Trust Fund
Harry Hughes
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Frederick Municipal
Cpl
Greg May
Ate P Petey Peekinaen'eere-bee
Bell Jet Rangers
Hughes
Tyrus Athey
D-Anne
Ways and Means
William Donald Schaefer
Senate
Thomas H. Hattery
Frederick
Reagan Speech to be Televised Live at 9 P.M.
New York AP report says President Reagan will address the Tower commission findings in a live 9 p.m. broadcast on ABC CBS NBC and Cable News Network. CBS will delay the final night of its four part miniseries I'll Take Manhattan. NBC will preempt two comedies Gimme a Break and The Tortellis for the speech. ABCS plans depend on speech length.
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Reagan
ABC
CBS
NBC
Cable News
Manhattan
Weather and regional sports update from Western Maryland
Tonight is fair with lows in the low to mid 20s and light winds. Thursday will be partly cloudy with highs in the low to mid 40s and light winds. Western Maryland map feature and scenes from Mardi Gras observed at West Frederick Middle School Black History Month luncheon. Thomas Johnson, Pindletown, and Damascus girls win regional quarterfinal basketball games.
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Maryland
West Frederick Middle School
Catechin
Thomas Johnson
Pindletown
Damascus
Ranagee Oe
Wingo guilty in grave robbing case at Mt Airy cemetery
Donald Jay Wingo, 18, was found guilty on 106 of 110 counts for grave robbing a newborn’s remains and related offenses in Mt. Airy. A 17-year-old co-defendant testified, detailing the planned desecration, while prosecutors hailed the verdict and a May 1 sentencing was set after bond was revoked.
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Westminster
Maryland
Damascus
Wingo
Paul F. Kemp
Rockville
Arnold
Carroll County
Kemp
Vanished accused abuser forfeits $40,000 bond in teen sex case
Omer T. Sahin, 53, accused of abusing a teen in Frederick County while with Big Brothers/Big Sisters, failed to appear for trial after charges exceeding 100. A bench warrant was issued, bond forfeited, and the money split between the county and its law library. Sahin, a Turkish native, was arrested in 1966 and has faced multiple informations alleging abuse at nine Frederick City locations in 1985.
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Omer T. Sahin
Sahin
Big Brothers
Big Sisters of
Frederick County Inc
G. Edward Dwyer Jr
Darryl L. Stup
Frederick County
Turkey
Frederick City
Frederick
Big Brothers Group
Kentucky
Bauer Drive
Rockville
Gulsen Rahime Sahin
Steven Meyers
Sabin
United State
United States
Sushil K. Bhattacharjee
Reagan recalls arms negotiators for verifiable deal with Moscow
President Reagan orders home three top arms control negotiators from Geneva to press verifiable terms in a Soviet pact. He emphasizes verification and full compliance as key to a first major postwar accord, while praising Gorbachev’s split of tough issues for progress.
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Reagan
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United States
Moscow
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Mikhail
Gorbachev
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Kampelman
Ean
Gorvachev
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