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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1980
Page
13
Dr George W Crane presents a quiz with multiple choice questions on health dates bird names and politics. The page lists questions about blood pressure calendar dates fruits birds and a presidential delegate guess with partial names and numbers.
Aries warns against harsh leadership and warns that Hareh methods may harm those under care. Romance and travel luck look mixed with potential pitfalls in coming months. astrology letter details birthday approach. Taurus notes managerial concepts look solid but risk messy execution. urges sticking to the original plan.
The page blends zodiac forecasts for Priscilla’s Pop Gemini and Virgo through Aquarius with advice on motives and finances. It pairs daily hints with a long, partially legible crossword style quiz from the Newspaper Enterprise Association, listing clues and partial answers.
Washington reports tornado season peaks in May but twisters occur through spring and summer. The Weather Service notes an average of 112 deaths yearly and urges warnings, sheltering guidance, and safe actions. Also Energy Department advice promotes steady driving to save gasoline and reduce consumption.
Lehigh Portland Cement Company of Union Bridge asks the Army Corps to relocate about 4700 feet of Sam's Creek by a new channel and earth berm. The move aims to keep water away from the quarry and curb sinkhole risk. Residents may file complaints with the Baltimore District by May 7.
Maryland and Pennsylvania posted daily lottery results with distinct winning numbers. In Maryland the Numbers Game draw produced 17 1 9 7, while Pittsburghs Pennsylvania Daily Lottery announced 033 as the winning number for the day.
AP photographer Neal Ulevich reports on changing photography in China, noting stricter control yet growing amateur activity. He describes a Beijing photo club facing official cautions, DIY gear, and clandestine shows as photographers push creative limits amid shifting press and cultural policies.
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