Norway's most sensational mass murder trial opens
Arofinn Nesset, former manager of an Orkdal nursing home, faces trial in Trondheim for poisoning 25 patients between 1977 and 1980. Prosecutors allege 14 women and 11 men were killed with curacil. more than 150 witnesses are expected as the case unfolds next year.
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Oslo
Norway
Arofinn Nesset
Magnar Fiernes
Nesset
Trondheim
Orkdal
Karl S. Solberg
New Midway Midget Division Champions in 11 12 League
New Midway clinched the 11 12 title in the Frederick Carroll Baseball League. The winning lineup features Willie Hasty, Mike Eaton, John Parker, Toddy Trout, Mike Getsandanmer, Donald Beard, Robert Lyman, Rusty Mathews, Dwayne Dutrow, Earl Anders, Bill Fraser, Dar reil Ritchie, with coach Neil Filler guiding the squad.
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New Midway
Frederick Carroll
Willie Hasty
Mike Eaton
John Parker
Toddy Trout
Mike Getsandanmer
Donald Beard
Robert Lyman
Rusty Mathews
Dwayne Dutrow
Earl Anders
Bill Fraser
Darreil Ritchie
Neil Filler
Bob Dutrow
Ned Betan Kinecom
Brent
Hot
Fieve
Aed Kucams
Hughes Wins Sun Endorsement for Maryland Re election
Baltimore Sun endorses Gov. Harry Hughes for a second term noting a solid though unspectacular four year record. Editorial praises integrity restored to state government and handling of federal cuts to social programs.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Baltimore Sunday Sun
Harry Hughes
Hughes
Hughes Record
the Sun
Campaign finances show Clagett leading in Frederick County race
The report outlines candidate spending and donations in the county commission and attorney races. Clagett raised 7,483 dollars and spent 6,221.76, backing his bid with family support and many small contributions. Other Republicans and Democrats show varied self-funding and donor patterns, including Clagett’s top war chest and Salisbury’s emphasis on large checks despite a primary loss.
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Condidates
Stup
Richard L. Grossaickle
Donald L. Lewis
Thurmont
Lewis
Frederick City
Paul L. Crum
Charles
Frances Crum
Frederick
Calvin S. Bartgis
Timothy B. Ganley
David C. Grove
Grove
Ganley
Marjorie M. Ganley
Christopher T. Ganley
Passngh
Jefferson
Jackson
Clagett
Carol
Galen RB
Rosemont Avenue
Charles C. Smith
Sterling E. Bollinger
John Walker Ashbury
Miacela
Ashbury
Susan Rosenstock Nolan
J. Thomas Benfield
Edna Rosenstock
Nolan
Benfield
Barbara
Richard E. Stitely
John W. Shupe
Ted P. Salisbury
Frederick County
Salisbury
Bess Truman remembered in family memorial tale
The account recalls Bess Truman as Elizabeth Virginia Wallace born February 13, 1885 who became known as Bess. It notes her burial beside Harry S Truman in the Library garden and the inscription on her grave marker, marking her as First Lady of the United States and her dates.
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Mra
Truman
Elizabeth Virginia Wallace
Egyptian pilot cites bad weather in Geneva crash
Swiss minister Alain Borner reported an Egyptair pilot blamed deteriorating weather for a fiery crash at Geneva airport. All 178 aboard survived. five injured, one hospitalized with a broken ankle. The plane touched down short of the runway, bounced, and rolled along the grass before stopping.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Alain Borner
Elsa Herren
Schaffhausen
Borner
Daniel Tesseyre
Dorseys Fundraising in Woodsboro Clear but Low Key
The report notes Dorsey’s fundraising in Woodsboro is quieter than Salisbery’s with scattered notations such as $iy. William A. Bosse Jr. and Robert C. Snyder, both major donors, raised similar sums. Boome's $4,120 is cited alongside other campaign receipts. Snyder’s path includes $200 from a Freder ick restaurant, $90 in three reports, and a net surplus after reimbursements. He led primary results by over 1,700 votes amid light opposition.
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Dorseys
Woodsboro
Dorsey
Salisbery
William A. Bosse Jr
Robert C. Snyder
Snyder
Watson's
Frederick
Downstate Campaign Notes and Local Races Report
The October 180 Frederick News item details a 4 1 campaign where Downe edged David M. Daxson by a slim margin as spending neared 2000 dollars. It notes party figures, donor totals, and affidavits for the Orphan's Court and central committee seats, with incumbents largely retaining seats after filing modest sums.
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Downe
David M. Daxson
Jal
Orphan's Court
Willam
Feut
Republican Committee
Betty A. Floyd
Howard Stepapet
Cece
Central Committee
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