Army clears name in 1964 Fort Detrick bacteria case
The Army released classified records confirming a civilian at Fort Detrick in 1964 was exposed to aerosolized bacteria. Howard Dinterman, once diagnosed with severe lung illness and Parkinson like symptoms, continues to seek compensation and medical reimbursement as Ora Wright says a district medical director reviews his claim. Dinterman cared for monkeys at the labs and was among 15 exposed. nine hospitalized with fever and breathing problems.
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U.S. Army
Frederick County
Fort Detrick
Ey “Dinterman
Army
Department of Labor
Nce Justice
Howard Dinterman
Dinterman
Biological Warfare Laboratories
Charles McC. Mathias
Labor Department
Dintermans
Ora Wright
Department
Rocky Springs
Brian Massaro
Frederick
Detrick
Massaro
Dinter
Reagan warns against big spending and big taxing
President Reagan urged voters to avoid a return to big spending and taxing as he framed a long recovery. Democrats argued unemployment is at a four-decade high and urged changes, while Reagan touted his program and warned against quick fixes.
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Washington
Reagan
Joba
America
House
Thomas P. O'Neill
D-Mass
O'Neill
Reagacomics
Sen
Donald M. Riegle
Michigan
Riegle
Pentagon
White House
Republican National Committee
Tom Hickey
GOP
Larry Speakes
108th State Grange session opens in Frederick Maryland
The 106th Maryland State Grange session opened Thursday at the Sheraton Inn Frederick with the sixth degree ceremony. Del. Julien P. Delphey welcomed 22 subordinate and seven county Grange groups as the event runs through Saturday October 16. Maryland State Grange Master John Swadely offered opening remarks. Thursday featured new officers sashes dedication and the Women's Committee luncheon with speaker Mary Buffington. Evening activities include fourth, fifth, and sixth degree conferrals with programed sessions.
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John C. Swadsley
Del
Julien P. Delpyco
Shereive Lee Sam-Frederick
Delghey
Frederick County
Becky Brashear
Maryland State Grange
Sheraton Inn-Frederick
Panera Committee
del. Julien P. Delphey
Dist
Tinue
Delphey
Maryland
John Swadely
Hagerstown
Women’s Committee
County plans reviewed CIP requests total 115.2 million
Frederick County Planning Commission weighed hundreds of CIP requests from five of 12 departments totaling about 115.2 million dollars. The board delayed its recommendations until all departmental requests are heard with the remaining items expected tonight.
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Frederick County Planning Commission
Planning Commission
County Planning Staf
CIP
County Highway Department
Frederick County
Board of Education
Highway Department
Crow Rock Road
Glissons Mill Road
Inside The News Quote on Pacts and Ignorance
A quotation from Aldous Huxley about pacts and their continuity despite being ignored. The line emphasizes that agreements endure or fade in influence regardless of attention, reflecting on political and moral implications.
Poland's southern city rocked by rioting steelworkers
In Nowa Huta and Krakow region amid martial law protests against a new anti Solidarity law, thousands clashed with police. Rioters attacked streets with rocks and glass, police used water cannons tear gas and hoses. Reported damage described as considerable with arrests of the most aggressive rioters.
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Warsaw
Poland
Solidarity
Nowa Huta
Krakow
Entmes Ent
Independent Union
Breakings and Enterings Hit City in September
Police report 35 break ins and attempted break ins in September with 1 solved case and several recoveries. Most victims were homeowners. items stolen include money televisions bicycles stereos jewelry and more. Details list incidents at LaPiazza Restaurant Hood College dorms Rick's Fish and Pets and various addresses with items stolen or unresolved and several cases not recovered.
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LaPiazza
Hood College
Smith
Madison St
Walkersville finances show strength amid gains and bids
Walkersville finances reported in good shape with a projected asset balance near 700000 dollars. About 400000 came from Glade Towne streets transfer and 273000 from increased net cash, per auditor Joseph Nalley. Debts reduced by final payments, potential microcomputer budgeting suggested, and five emergency generator bids opened for next vote. Cable franchise transfer finalized with Cable Management Associates to provide in town service and reserved channels. A U S Air Force Band concert tickets for Oct 27 at Weinberg Center were quickly claimed with a next opportunity planned.
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Walkersville
Joseph E. Nalley
Main Hurdman
Hagerstown
Glade Towne
Nalley
Ders
Frederick
Payeat
Baltimore
Frederick Trading
Valley Co
Funkstown
People’s Lumber and Supply Co
Mount Airy
Cable Management Associates
Discovery Cablevision
Frederick County
U.S. Air Force
Weinberg Center
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Cheon
Mary Buffington
Women’s Activities Committee
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News-Poat
Hayward Road
Monocacy Bottom Road
Shookstown Road
Opossumtown Pike
Inside the News
Aldous Huxley
Jock Andereva Henere
B&es
Jeff Labell
Waverley Garden
Dill Ave
Rick's Fish and Pets
East St
Sea Horse Stables
Bente St
Center St
Sequo Liquors
South St
John Hanson
Sherman Ave
N. Bente St
W. Patrick St
Trail Ave
Market St
E. Patrick Si
Apt. F
House Ave
N. Court St
W. Second St
Magnolia Ave
Jill Woodens
Air Force
Ronald Reagan Jr
New York
Jeffrey Ballet
Marilyn Schrutt
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