Nine injured in separate Frederick County accidents
Nine people were injured Sunday evening in Frederick County crashes. Five sustained minor injuries in a two car collision on Md 26 at Clemsonville Road. Vehicle operated by William Vance Futch failed to halt for a stop sign, leading to Patricia Ann Yeager and others being treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital. A pregnant Sterling Virginia woman was flown to Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services. A second crash on Md 26 near Clemsonville Road injured two more. James Charles Kuba, a Hanover Road cyclist, died? No, he was injured and taken to Washington County Hospital in good condition Monday morning.
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Frederick County
Sheriff's Department
Carence Towsend Shoemaker
Liberty Roo
Morton
Barbara Ler Kallish
Frederick
Shondra Diane
Shomaker
Kalish
MD. 77
Park
Ross
James Charles Kuba
Hanover Road
Gett
Die
Richard Gray
Kehs
Gray
Kekra
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Contra leaders to testify about Iran arms funds
Investigators and the independent counsel explore the Iran Contra arms sales profits diverted to Contra support. Richard Secord says about 3.5 million funded a Contra supply operation, while Calero claims the Contras did not directly obtain or know the financing source. Bank records show 19.6 million deposited in March, with Saudi Arabia suspected as the benefactor. Calero disputes North's involvement in arms purchases, noting no letter for a 20 million deposit.
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Edwin Meese II
U.S
Iran
Richard V. Secord
Air Force
North
Calero
Owen
Contra
Saudi Arabia
Old Home Replaced by New 2.25 Million Facility
The 80 year old Edgar L. lived in the older structure for 15 years but prefers the new residence saying I love here. Franklin Purdon of Montevue Home for 27 years enjoys the change and spends time playing guitar weaving a rug and writing. The county funded the entire 2.25 million square foot facility, deeming renovation costly. the old home awaits demolition pending city permit.
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Edgar L
Franklin Purdon
Montevue
Iran Iraq gulf conflict deepens shipping toll
Reported 2 percent of servicemen killed in a frigate attack as Iran and Iraq escalate strikes on commercial ships. The Stark and other tankers bound for Kuwait face frequent assaults in the Gulf of Oman and Persian Gulf. US officials warn of heightened risk amid talks with Kuwait to boost protection for Kuwaiti oil shipments. A Soviet oil tanker leased to Kuwait struck a mine with no confirmed deaths, officials say.
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Iran
Iraq
Mideast
Gulf of Oman
Persian Gulf
U.S
United States
Reagan Administration
Gulf
Bahrain
Jess
Moscow
Dream Pill System promises drastic weight loss nationwide
A Salt Lake City ad touts the Dream Pill System with two substances Largrine and Lornithine claiming growth hormone boosts. Testimonials cite rapid losses up to 34 pounds and other improvements. The ad offers a 30 day and 60 day supply with a money back guarantee and toll free ordering.
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Utah
Pineville
J.K
Garden Grove
Dreem Pit
A.D
Anadarko
Dark Pearson
Sandy Shaw
MIT
UCLA
Sandy
Durk
Dream Pill
VISA
C.O.D
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