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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1986

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3

Two killed three injured in Friday auto crashes in Frederick County

Two people died and three were injured in separate crashes on Friday night in Frederick County. Robert Bussill Dennis, 17, of Mount Airy, died on Penas Shop Road after a curve, speed and possible driver error led to a center line crossing. Dennis and passenger Kevin Baker, 16, were ejected. neither wore seat belts. Norman Lee Sarver, 51, driver of a van, was not seriously hurt. A second fatal crash on Md 75 near Clemsonville Road claimed Timothy Alles Bauerbe, 24, of Westminster, who apparently fell asleep. passenger Chick Bauerlen died. Charges pending. alcohol and driver error noted.

Mt Frederick County Penas Shop Road Robert Bussiil Dennis Taz Emerson Burner Mowat Air Jack Theodore Chek Molasses Road Union Bridge MD 75 Clemsonville Road Dennis Penns Shop Road Deans Ummog Kevin Matthew Baker Michael Kretzer Norman Lee Sarver Mount Airy Frederick Memorial Baker Puline Henicopter Miemss Kretzer Tumothy Alles Bauerbes M40 Rhumehart Road Westminster Baverlen Click Carrol County Hospital Chick Tor Scott Yinger Suvi Vlinagin Ivy U.S Robert Gale Associated Press Moscow Chernobyl

Chernobyl fallout seen easing as Kiev residents flee

Moscow reports sharply decreased radioactive emissions at the Chernobyl reactor while Kiev parents rush trains to move children away from the disaster site. Officials say cooling reduces emissions and entombment will follow, with thousands evacuated and many children leaving Kiev.

Moscow Kremlin Chernobyl Kiev

USDA to Ask Dairy Farmers to Delay Slaughter Periods

The Agriculture Department will request voluntary delay by dairy farmers in the 18 month 1.8 billion program that pays for 1.5 million cows calves and heifers to be slaughtered or exported. The National Cattlemen's Association calls this a victory resolving concerns about orderly marketing data and government purchases.

USDA Washington Agriculture Department National Cattlemen's Association U.S Lubbock Texas Department Don Butler Cattlemen’s Association John McClung Halbert O. Woodward Butler

Obituary for Polly Wilson of Frederick Barger

Polly Wilson Barger of Frederick died May 10 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Born May 9, 1914, she was the wife of Henry B. Wilson Sr and daughter of Charles H. and Bertha Wilkie Barger. She worked 38 years at Fort Detrick and was active in First Baptist Church of Frederick, the Frederick BPW Club, and retired federal employees groups. Surviving: son Henry Jr, brother Charles H. Burger Jr, and many relatives. Visitation May 11–12 at Abe Smith Keeney and Basford Funeral Home. Funeral May 13 at First Baptist Church. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Memorials to Frederick Hospice or charity of choice.

Therens Barger Polly Vielma Barger Polly’ Wilson Midway Drive Frederick Frederick Memorial Hospeler Charles H. Burger Jr Meres Casine Abe Smith, Keeney and Basford Funeral Home East Church St First Baptist Church Burnis D. Barrett Mount Olivet Cemetery Wilson Frederick County North Market St Charity of Choice

Restrictions Lifted at Meridian Nursing Center

Visitation and admission restrictions at Meridian Nursing Center have been lifted after flu symptoms subsided. Ann Skow, Director of Nursing, confirms no further problems at the facility.

Meridian Nursing Center Ann Skow

Fire kills seven members of family in Dayton

A two story Dayton apartment building fire killed seven in a family including four children and a teenager. One child survived with minor injuries after jumping from a second story window. Eight other apartments were evacuated with no further injuries. The blaze began at 3 45 a.m. and cause is under investigation. Firefighters contained the fire quickly.

Dayton Ohio Gene Brown Brown

Funeral services for Norman Eyler held at Dawn Bridge

Multiple funeral notices from Maryland area: Norman Elevin Eyler of near Bridge in deed died May. services conducted by Rev Thomas and Rev Black, interment at Rocky Hall Cemetery. Also notices for Mrs Ethel Beachley, Velma Brandenburg, Ethel Grayson, and a Winter Park Hospital patient with surgery upcoming. Names include Hartzler, Ringgold, Saylor, Beachley, Brandenburg, Grayson, Beale, and others.

Norman Elevin Eyler Norman Eive Eyler Eon Bridge Dawn Bridge D D Hartzler John K Thomas Thorgion Black Beaver Dam Church of the Brethren Beavers Wilbur Warner Brandee Duvall Merman Saylor Carrol Huffer Clyde Minxtey Joeac Saylor John Foreman Ward Gratall Rocky Hall Woodsbury Eyler Agon Miller Eyler Ethel Marie Beacbley Ethel Mare Beachley Harles Road Middletown Pleasant View Terry Carr Stanley Beachley Donald B Thompson Main St Velma W. Brandenburg Velma Brandenburg Mount Airy Calvary United Methodist Church John Ethel. Grayson Eine € Grayson Garthersburg Wesley Grove Woodfield Milton Beary Wesley Grove United

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