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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1989

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3

Veterans Day service honors Korean War veterans in Frederick

At the annual Veterans Day ceremony in Cal Memorial Park Frederick County, organizers highlighted the Korean War focus with a push to build a $120,000 memorial. More than $70,000 has been raised as land dedication for spring ceremonies nears. Col Weber noted 2,600 Frederick County soldiers served and 23 died.

Cal Memorial Park Frederick Frederick County Memorial Park Col. Weber Vietnam Weber

Federal judge bars abortion clinic blockades in Maryland

U S District Judge Edward S Northrop barred Operation Rescue and allied groups from blocking access to abortion clinics and counseling centers in Maryland the order aimed to prevent protests at clinics this weekend and next. Similar orders were issued in Washington and Virginia, with Maryland already enforcing a law punishing blockades with up to 90 days in jail and a $1000 fine. Planned Parenthood NOW and the National Abortion Federation sought federal protection, and attorney Larry Eisenstein warned contempt could bring fines if violated.

Baltimore Operation Rescue Access Maryland U.S Edward S. Northrop Washington Virginia Planned Parenthood National Organization For Women National Abortion Federation Larry Eisenstein Eisenstein

Elderly woman faces ruin over nephew's fatal car crash case

Luella Wilson, 90, risks losing her home and savings after a court ruling assigned $950,000 in damages to a backseat passenger paralyzed when her great nephew, driving an uninsured car, crashed. Vermont courts may share blame with dealers, potentially reshaping liability for lenders and sellers.

Bennington Luella Wilson Ms Wilson Ms. Wioan Sins Gully Ms. Wilson Willard Stuart Stuart Mr. Stuart Mark Vince Superior Court Vermont Supreme Court

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