Deadly death cap mushroom disaster in New Jersey pine barrens
In 1970 two New Jersey families ate a mushroom stew and suffered fatal Amanita poisoning. The white capped destroying angel and later yellow green death cap mushrooms caused two deaths and liver damage for others. Spores matched European death cap, confirming risk to foragers in the United States. The excerpt warns casual foraging hazards and emphasizes proper identification.
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United States
Amanita Group
Europe
North America
New Jersey
Pine Barrens
Clayton Bryne
Gary Bartee
Bartees
Bartee
Brown
Pine
New York
Virginia
U.S
Atlantic
Shoplifting campaign warns of lifelong consequences
The Metropolitan Washington Board of Trade Retail Bureau cites 45 to 50 percent of shoplifting occurring during Back-to-School and Christmas. Three cases are cited: a 15 year old handcuffed and humiliated after being prosecuted for theft in Landover, a Tysons Corner offender jailed for 20 500 bond on 1640 dollars in goods, and a District of Columbia shoplifter who attempted suicide after arrest. Officers emphasize that shoplifting is serious and punishable.
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Charles L. Huntley
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Washington
Sheputters
Metropolitan Washington Board of Trade
Landover
Tysons Commercall
District of Columbia
Honor Graduate SSgt Michael W Toms Tops Class
SSgt Michael W Toms son of Mr and Mrs Harvey M Toms Sr of Rt 2 Keymar has graduated with honor from the Twenty-First Air Force Nott commissioned Officer Leadership seven at Bolling AFB Washington The sergeant trained in military management and supervision is a security supervisor at Andrews AFB Sat Toms a 1973 graduate of Walkersville High School attended Prince Georges Community College Largo Md
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Michael W. Toms
Harvey M. Toms Sr
Rt. 2
Keymar
Twenty-First Air Force Nott
Bolling Afb
Washington
Andrews Afb
Sat
Toms
Walkersville High School
Prince George's Community College
Largo
Frederick County High School Bands to Perform in Stadium
Seven Frederick County high schools gather at Governor Thomas Johnson High School stadium Thursday at 7:00 p.m. for a massed concert band event with football half time shows and a final massed performance. Rain date is Oct. 17. admission $2 adults, $1.25 students and seniors. pre schoolers free. Directors include Steve Pearl and others.
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Frederick County
Governor Thomas Johnson High School
Evergreen
Mite
Atlantic Judges Association
AD American Association of Contest
Brunswick High
Steve Pearl
Catoctin High
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