Obituary of Edward Moten Sr. 57 Lovettsville native
Edward Lee Moten Sr. 57 of 223 Knoxville Road Knoxville died Wednesday November 28 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. He was born December 10 1932 in Lovettsville Virginia son of the late Roshall and Rosa Moten Mallory and retired from the construction industry. Survived by wife Henrietta Morris Moten two daughters Dorothy Moten Lewis Kathy Moten three sons James Morris Sr Charles Moten one daughter in law Anna Moten one son in law Francis Lewis Jr six sisters four brothers one aunt seven grandchildren mother in law Nellie Butler and several nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by son Michael A Moten Graveside services will be held at 9 am Monday December 3 at Lovettsville Cemetery Rev Nathaniel Woods officiating There will be no visitation Arrangements by John T Williams Funeral Home Brunswick.
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Edward Lee Moten Sr
Knoxville Road
Knoxville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Henrietta Morris Moten
Lovettsville
Roshall
Rosa Moten Mallory
Moten
Dorothy Moten Lewis
Leesburg
Kathy Moten
Michael A. Moten
Lovettsville Cemetery
Nathaniel Woods
John T. Williams
Brunswick
Funeral Services for Mrs Olea Hood Held in Mount Airy
Funeral services for Mrs Olea Hood of Northampton Manor Nursing Home and formerly of Mount Airy were conducted at Prospect United Methodist Church Mount Airy with Rev Jacquelyn Stones and others officiating. Soloist Nancy Hood performed three hymns as grandsons served as bearers and interment followed at Prospect Cemetery.
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Olea Hood
Northampton Manor
Mount Airy
Prospect United Methodist Church
Jacquelyn Stones
Gilbert Cloud
L. Ross Kirk
Nancy Hood
Jesus
Robert Dodson
Bronson Hood
Rick Leatherwood
Richard Anderson
Terry Hood
Scott Hood
Michael Hood
Allen Hood
Larry Hood
Glenn Hood
Denis Hood
Prospect Cemetery
Hood
Howard E. Hood
Barrier Funeral Home
Old Liberty Road
Winfield
Union Bridge
D.D. Hartzler
John Grimsley
Piney Creek
New Zealand custody ruling ends Eight year old Hilary fight
In a New Zealand family court Judge Mahoney awarded custody of Hilary Foretich to her mother Elizabeth Morgan in Christchurch. The ruling ends the public custody battle that had drawn international attention with Morgan ordered to remain with Hilary and report progress every six months while avoiding further publicity.
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Washington
New Zealand
Eric Foretch
Northern Virginia
Elizabeth Morgan
Hilary
Dr. Foretich
Family Court
P.D. Mahoney
Dr. Morgan
Foretich
District of Columbia Superior Court
Herbert Dixon
Dr. Forench
Mahoney
Robert Morgan
Stephen Sachs
Former soldier held on plot to kill Bush and attack bases
Jamal M Warrayat a 32 year old former U S soldier born in Kuwait was jailed on charges he plotted to kill President Bush and Secretary of State Baker and to strike military installations in North Carolina and Texas He led a group of seven accused conspirators none named He told an undercover FBI agent in Arabic that his group had weapons and targeted sites and sought explosives money and training He served in the Army until 1979 and later worked as a taxi driver in Rutherford New Jersey.
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Newark
N.J
Kuwait
Bush
Jamal Mohamed Warrayat
FBI
James Baker
Congress
North Carolina
Texas
U.S
Michael Chertoff
Warragat
Metropolitan Correctional Center
New York
Terence Scott
Warrayat
Mr. Warrayat
United States
Scott
Warayat
Ruth
Four decades of rigged elections end in new German vote
Eastern Germans prepare for the first united German election since 1932 as Western and Eastern voters join. Four free ballots in 10 months have cooled enthusiasm, with Andrea Fischer saying she will not vote. Kohl is expected to win again as familiarity with democracy grows.
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Berlin
East Germany
Andrea Fischer
Bosl Wel Midis
Bush says Iraq must withdraw from Kuwait and warns of war
Bulletin notes Iraqi foreign minister to visit Washington the week of December 10 while Baker plans Iraq trip by January 15 UN deadline. Bush cautions sanctions may be insufficient and vows not to repeat Vietnam if force is needed, urging Saddam Hussein to leave Kuwait immediately and confirming UN resolution authorizes force if Iraq stays past January 15.
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Washington
Baker
Iraq
United Nations
Kuwait
Bush
Vietnam
U.N
My Babar
Saddam Hussein
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Edward Moten Sr
Mrs
Bertha Singer
Bertha Ellen Singer
Taneytown
Betty Stitley
Betty Jane Stitley
Woodsboro
Wallace A. Lusk
Mount Airy Full Gospel Church
Harry Ziegler
Paul Sanders
Carroll Crabbs
Leroy Reifsnider
John W. Foreman
David Stitley
Donald Wolfe
Mount Hope Cemetery
Isabel Mitchell
Man
Erford
Donna Gallucio
Middle East
Gallucio
the Happy Clown
College Park Plaza
W. 7Th St
Frederich
EAGLE
Urbana Pike
Frederick
Jeep Eagle
Chrysler
Plymouuth
Dodge
BON Phillips
JEEP
Eagle Talons
Don Phillips
Ath Imy
Bulletin
Wayside
Genith
Rening
Zenith
Hitachi
MTS
Patrick St
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