Three Fort Detrick deaths linked to biowarfare lab
Pentagon confirms three civilian deaths tied to diseases at Fort Detrick between 1951 and 1964. Victims William Boyles, Joel Willard, and Albert Nickel reportedly contracted anthrax or Bolivian hemorrhagic fever. causes withheld from families at the time. Local officials notes and pension benefits cited amid broader congressional inquiries into the post’s experiments and safety.
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Hearst bail denied as judge weighs flight risk
Patricia Hearst faced new bail doubts after federal judge revoked her $500000 bond on a bank robbery charge and ordered further hearings. Her parents urged release, while the FBI linked the capture to fingerprints found in a Pennsylvania farmhouse. Bail plans for other SLA members and related hearings were scheduled for Tuesday and September 29.
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Encephalitis outbreak hits Pennsylvania hospitals
Three Pennsylvanians, two in Lancaster County and one in Adams County, are hospitalized with St. Louis encephalitis marking the state's first confirmed outbreak since 1964. A 78-year-old Philadelphia woman died Sept. 12. Health officials plan field teams to collect mosquito specimens as colder weather is cited as ending the threat.
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Soviet grain deal talks with Moscow picked up pace
Washington AP reports State Department official Undersecretary Charles W. Robinson will travel to the Soviet Union within a week to push a long range pact obligating Moscow to buy at least five million tons of U S grain. He will also pursue talks on a tentative oil for grain exchange while Henry Kissinger oversees the talks. President Ford expressed optimism about reaching a grain accord at the Oklahoma State Fair.
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Encephalitis case confirmed at Easton hospital
A hospital spokesman said one of four patients hospitalized at Memorial Hospital for suspected encephalitis has the St Louis strain, also called sleeping sickness. The 22 year old resident of St Michaels was confirmed by state health officials but remains preliminary. Two other patients from Caroline County are in satisfactory condition with suspected encephalitis.
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Milk Giveaway At Frederick Fair Promotes Dairy
Sam Gladhill of Gladhill Tractor Mart offers free white or chocolate milk at the Frederick Fair on Children's Day drawing crowds. The promotion, providing about 28 gallons daily, supports dairy farmers via Embassy Dairy, distributor for the Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Association.
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Patty Hearst Pictural Essay Leads Inside The News
Inside The News reports Patty Hearst a pictural essay on A3 SH RIVER enters presidential race on A2 COUPLE wins right to name baby on A3 The piece notes humor and rhetoric about public figures. Weather today warm and humid sunny, highs in the 80s, mild tonight with lows in the 60s. Chance of rain 20 percent today and tonight, 18 percent Sunday.
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Hell Drivers Thrill Crowds At Busy County Fair
Fog gave way to sun as the final day of the fair drew crowds. Demolition Derby drew a packed grandstand while the 4-H beef sale fetched top money, with Grand Champion steer selling for 4 989 50 to Pantry Pride. Jack Kochman Hell Drivers perform at 2 and 2 30 p.m. daily as exhibits close Monday night.
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