Knoxville man among five hurt in Cumberland train derailment
A Knoxville man, William S. Daugherty, 28, was trapped for about an hour and taken to Memorial Hospital in Cumberland after three locomotives and seven cars derailed in a 5:45 a.m. crash involving Chessie System trains. Four other Cumberland residents, plus Daugherty, suffered injuries from the wreck that damaged both eastbound and westbound trains.
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Susan C. Nicol
News-Post
Cumberland
Knoxville
William S. “Blutch
Daugherty
Valley Road
Memorial Hospital
Doug Long
Martinsburg
R.E. Glaze
D.A. Starkey
D.F. Amen
Baltimore
Lewis
Dae
Cumberland Memorial Hospital
Sacred Heart Hospital
St. Louis
Connellsville
Bill Wharton
Cumberland Police Department
Wharton
Industrial Boulevard
Potomac River
Amtrak
Clifford Black
Washington
Chicago
Man loses cash found in drug raid to city
A Frederick man failed to reclaim 447 dollars seized during a drug raid on his Heather Ridge residence. Judge Dwyer ruled the money, found near drugs, likely proceeds from drug sales and thus forfeitable to the City of Frederick under state law. The case notes his August 1984 pay and lack of counsel.
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Frederick
Heather Ridge
G. Edward Dwyer
Joseph William Stilliens
Taney Avenue
Dwyer
Stillions
Frederick County
Navy
William W. Wenner
Camp director stages militia drill at church camp
Warren Camp of Camp Ojibway near Siren Wisconsin staged a mock atheist militia raid to teach kids about life in countries where Christianity is banned. Six men entered, confiscated Bibles, and scared campers before revealing it was a learning exercise. Parents and authorities reacted with mixed emotions while officials noted emotional impact.
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Minneapolis
Presbyterian Church
Warren Camp
Ojibway
Siren
Wis
Athiest
Minneapolis Star and Triune
Lisa Laughton
Bruce Laughton
Lisa
Warren
Hope Presbyterian Church
Richfield
Abby
Camp
KKK launches fund drive to fight NAACP in court
Maryland’s Invisible Empire Knights of the KKK says it has begun a $16,000 fund-raising drive to counter the NAACP in a federal case slated for November over private property rallies in Frederick County. Grand Dragon Samuel C. Roger vows to hire lawyers to defend Klan rights if the NAACP wins.
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Maryland
Ku Klux Klan
NAACP
KKK
Frederick County
Samuel C. Roger
Grand Dragon
Invisible Empire Knights
NaaCr
Lord D. Nickens
National Association For the Advancement
Nickens
Roger
Victor Kelly
Rocky Ridge
EEK
Joseph E. Emerson
Washington
Aeto
Aoying
Frederick
Willie J. Mahone
Baltimore
Gladys Butler
University of Maryland Law School
Morgan State University
Naacp Chapter Legal Defense Fund
Cora
Earl Robbins
Rolling House Drive
Rohersville Rd
Rohersville
Byron Eyes Geneva Arms Talks Progress in Negotiations
U S Congresswoman Beverly Byron returning from Geneva praises the U S negotiating team and the panel she chairs for arms control work. She notes U S aims for deep cuts in offensive nuclear weapons and criticizes reliance on public statements from Soviet officials.
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Lucian Warren Frederick
News-Post
Washington
Beverly B. Byron
Geneva
U.S
Byron
House
Armed Services Committee
Switzerland
Samuel §. Stratton
D-N.y
Jim Courter
R-N.j
Richard Ray
United States
Soviet Union
Max Kampelman
U. S
John Tower
Maynard Glittman
Frederick
Time Magazine
Mikhail Gorbachev
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