Obituaries Shine Light on Local Families in October News
Sharon Marie Mays of Woodbine died Sunday at Children s Hospital in Washington. Funeral set for Tuesday at Mount Airy Hall Gospel Church with burial in Poplar Springs Cemetery. Helen Vernon Brady 67 of Alexandria died October 16 in Hermitage Nursing Home. Robert Lee Thee 61 of Brunswick died October 17, funeral October 21 at Money & King Vienna. Memorials to leukemia or cancer societies requested.
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A.E. Mulliaix Road
Woodbine
Children’s Hospital
Washington, D
Montgomery County
Arthur W
Patricia E. Decker Mays Jr
Viola Ramsey
Waynesboro
Mary D. Knill
Winfield
Ernest E. Decker
Carmichaels
Mount Airy Hall Gospel Church
Wallace A. Lusk
Helen Vernon Brady
Alexandria
Lovettsville
Leesburg
Brown Funeral Home
Michael W. Kretzinger
Union Cemetery
Robert Lee
Robert Lee Thee
Brunswick
Frederick
Orman Clark Thee
Douglas Franklin Thee
Clyde Thomas Thee
Laura Rose Fardon
Patricia Ann Finger
Money & King Vienna Funeral Home, Inc
Maple Ave
Vienna
National Memorial Park
Falls Church
Third World Nations Rally For New Global Economic Rules
From Cancun, diverse nations including Bangladesh Philippines Saudi Arabia Algeria Brazil China India Ivory Coast Mexico Nigeria Tanzania Vietnam Yugoslavia press a common demand for a fairer international order. They seek commodity price protection monetary reform and technology transfer rules while rich nations defend private investment as the engine of development. The summit is to provide political momentum for lower level talks next year as Zhao Ziyang criticizes Moscow for boycotting the meeting.
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China
Guyana
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Zhao Ziyang
Soviet Union
Moscow
Zhao
Russian czar and family to be canonized by exiled church
In New York the Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia announces a historic canonization of Nicholas II Alexandra and the imperial family along with about 8 000 martyrs slain after the 1917 revolution. The ceremony October 31 November 1 will be the largest of its kind since the church in exile began.
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Alexandra
Gregory
Synod of Bishops
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
New York State
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Nicholas
Canada
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Poll finds Marylanders fear crime most among concerns
Marylanders across the state view crime as the top problem, with 33 percent nationwide and higher shares in Baltimore and Prince George's County. The survey of 800 residents by Hollander-Cohen Associates for the Sun finds unemployment and inflation also prominent worries, and women reporting greater safety concerns at night.
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Washington, D.C
Maryland
Baltimore Sur
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Prince George's County
Norma Rowals
Hollander-Cohen Associates
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Washington
Miss Rowals
Greece election sides with Papandreou amid NATO rethink
In the Greek election Papandreou promises social reforms and equality for women while courting youth, casting a shadow over NATO ties. Observers note his stance contrasts between domestic and foreign audiences and flag a possible U.S. role in avoiding base shutdowns through better military credits and equipment. Rallis leads a conservative government with Pasok challenging in a three-party Parliament alongside a Moscow-aligned Communist faction.
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Papandreou
Washington
Pasok
Communist Party of Greece
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