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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1992

Page

3

New liver gives truck driver second chance at life

Charles Lewis, 52, received a liver transplant after a long battle with Laennec's cirrhosis and a yearlong alcohol abstinence. The Aug 18 operation at Johns Hopkins followed a delayed donor due to a fatty liver, with Lewis expected to return home to Adamstown soon. He faces lifelong anti rejection drugs and vows to change his life.

Charles Lewis Mr Lewis Adamstown Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Maryland Joyce Tarrant Transplant Resource Center of Maryland Ms. Tarrant Lewis Iife Laennec William Miller Frederick Frederick Memorial Hospital Dr. Miller Virginia

Airport commission seeks new standards and easier event rules

The commission plans to ask city attorney N Lynn Tillery to draft language removing a contradiction in the airport guidelines and to avoid a fixed event lead time. It will hold four Tuesday sessions to refine the documents with public input, aiming for Oct 1 completion. Helipad sites were approved to align with FAA recommendations, cost estimates vary from 100 to 10000 depending on design.

N. Lynn Tillery Paul Gordon Aviation Administration Robert Lee Jr FAA

Body recovered from Monocacy River

A woman was found floating in the Monocacy River Friday morning. The Frederick County Sheriff's Office believes she died by her own hand by jumping into the water. Authorities received a 6:45 a.m. call. the body remained unidentified at presstime Friday morning.

Monocacy River Frederick County

County SAT trends show rising calculus and test participation

Bonnie Ward notes a broader math focus in county schools with more problem solving and no aim to boost scores. About 90 percent of ninth graders take algebra, 17 percent of high schoolers take calculus, and 35 percent of seniors take the SAT, with black students in Frederick County showing notable gains. County averages vary by school, while Montgomery County leads the state with a 993 average versus Frederick’s ड़.

S.A.T Thomas Brunswick Catoctin Frederick Johnson Lingnore Middletown Walkeraville Bonnie Ward Hess Frederick County Middletown High School Walkersville High School Frederick High School Catoctin High School Linganore High Gov. Thomas Johnson Brunswick High School Middletown High Frederick High Montgomery County Washington Carroll

Typhoon Omar Hits Guam Injuring 80, Slams Island

Typhoon Omar struck Guam with gusts up to 150 mph causing floods and building demolitions. At least 80 people were injured and no deaths were reported. The storm center crossed the island at 3 a.m. EDT as it moved west toward the Philippines.

Agana Guam Omar U.S Pacific Island Tom Heffner National Weather Service Honolulu Philippines Thomas Cecere Joint

First wave of troops seeks aid after deadly Florida storm

Officials report winds over 160 mph south of Miami devastate the area as relief struggles to reach victims. Gov. Lawton Chiles and federal leaders press for faster action while 20 mobile kitchens and medical supplies converge. Estimated cleanup and rebuilding costs reach 20 to 30 billion dollars.

Miami Kate Hale Dade County Emergency Management Agency Lawton Chiles Transportation Andrew H. Card Jr Card Hale Bush Maine Washington John Heldstab Florida

Sailors From Camp Detrick Plan September Reunion

U S Navy veterans who served at Camp Detrick now Fort Detrick from 1945 to 1950 will gather in Frederick for a Sept 25-27 reunion. Activities include a Friday buffet at Holiday Inn Francis Scott Key Mall, a Fort Detrick tour Saturday at 11 a.m., a pond picnic at 1 p.m., and hotel breakfast Sunday. Organizer Raymond Hawkins, a post research assistant 1957–1950, says about 45 located, 35 planning to attend. contact 662-3860 for details.

U.S. Navy Camp Detrick Fort Detrick Frederick Francis Scott Key Mall Post’s Pond Raymond Hawkins The Post Hawkins

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