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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1982

Page

9

Don Barnes Jr joins county jail staff in sheriff’s line

Don Barnes Jr begins work as a corrections officer in Frederick County jail after Oct 9 full-time classification. He passes state tests and interviews like others, reports say he was not picked via nepotism. Sheriff Barnes Sr says the move preserves family tradition and aims for future patrol promotion.

Donald C. Barnes Frederick County Sheriff's Department Robert C. Snyder Don Barnes Sr Don Barnes, Jr Barnes Mitchell Hose Barnes Jr Hose Wai Gregory B Baisey State Police Maryland State Police Top Barnes MSP Maryland Correctional Institute Hagerstown Baisey Cmer David M. Dozzen Snyder New County Tye Eeides Uupes Taboel

Deadlock blocks death sentence in Maryland case

A Prince George's County jury could not decide on John Kevin Johnson's death penalty after deliberating overnight. Judge Audrey Melbourne will sentence him to life in prison, with sentencing set for Friday morning. The case follows a 13 year old Arlene Flowers murder in Accokeek.

Upper Marlboro, Md Prince George’s County Audrey Melbourne John Kevin Johnson Dhanadie Maryland Johnson Accokeek Man Arlene Flowers Washington Jonson Funsua Prince George's County

Eyes may aid early diagnosis of high blood pressure

A University of Tennessee team led by Dr. Jay M. Sullivan photographed capillaries in adults with early hypertension. They counted the tiny vessels to spot fewer capillaries than in normal blood pressure subjects, age about 27. Results hint at an April possible use for early diagnosis, though practical application is years away. Other researchers at the American Heart Association session noted that regular exercisers may lose heart protection after a three week break, affecting HDL levels.

Dallas University of Tennessee Jay M. Sullivan American Heart Sullivan Wit Sullivan Sa Alllyae American Heart Association Houston Josef BR. Patech

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