Blood Test Signals Colon Cancer Recurrence Risk
Blood tests measuring carcinoembryonic antigen show early warning of colon cancer returning or spreading after surgery. Memorial Sloan Kettering researchers report in the New England Journal of Medicine that high post surgery antibody levels predict liver spread and help tailor post operative care and follow up, including chemotherapy or radiation consideration.
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Boston
Memorial-Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
New York
New England Journal of Medicine
Harold Waasde
Wanebo
Kemptown site approved for 600 pupil school project
At the county meeting the Kemptown Church Road site was approved for a 53,000 square foot school to serve about 600 students. The project, costing over 2 million, includes a flexible classroom layout, a cafetorium, library and two ball diamonds, with sewer treatment costs around 75,000 and state funding expected.
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Mollie Gladhill
Newby
Joe Crumbling
Urbana
Monrovia
Green Valley
Edgar C. Wirts
Kemptown Church Road
Crumbling
George S. Geary
Basco Associates
Quesons
School Board
Marvin C. Anthony
Kemptown
Anthony
Beall Campaign Presses Tax Cut And Change Message
Beall campaigned across Frederick County meeting farmers at Rocky Springs Road and business leaders at Erin's Restaurant then hosted a cookout with state Sen. Edward P. Thomas as precinct captains gathered. He framed his message as consistent with GOP themes of lower taxes and streamlined government while facing a Democratic primary field and uncertain opposition. Statewide voters seek tax relief and better services, Beall said, claiming he can deliver as governor.
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Maryland
Beall
Frederick County
Rocky Springs Road
Erin's Restaurant
Edward P. Thomas
Lois
Annepolis
Romina
Repubucad
Louise Gore
District of Columbia
Prince George's County
Carlton Beall
Baltimore
Ross Pierpont
Blair Lee
Baltimore County
Ted Veneteulis
Camdidate
J. Glean Beall
Edward Namey Beall
Donnald Devine de
Anie Aller
Ientemami
Leia Thewne
Sudh Ed Thomas
Richaireen
Erai
Italien Kitchen
Janice Currens
Park planning and injuries mix in Maryland and beyond
In Frederick County Maryland Sarbanes backs Mesocacy park expansion and scenic easements near the C and O Canal while Damen Moore is hired to begin Monocacy site planning if funding passes. A Baltimore man and Sykesville woman remain in critical condition after a Saturday crash at Md 75 and 80 with updates on injuries and hospital care. The London market reports the dollar steady against the yen at 190.05 after Japanese and European trading activity.
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Military Park
Frederick County
Maryland
Charles McC. Mathias
Antietam National Battlefield
Sharpburg
Charles County
Thomas Stone
Piscataway National Park
Potomac River
Mt. Vernon
Byron
Park Service
Washington, D.C
Baltimore
Sykesville
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Phillip M. Shifflett
Lee Intensive
Shifflett
Victoria L. Haney
Miss Haney
London
Tokyo Foreign Exchange
Linganore West districting plan faces state board review
The Linganore West plan to move Linganore seventh graders to Linganore High School then to Walkersville for a complete curriculum faces state school board scrutiny. Critics cite lack of public input and local decision flaws while administrators cite improved services and counselor additions.
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Linganore
Linganore West
Walkersville
Rohr
Singanore West
State
East County
Baltimore
Richard Schifter
Singapore
Singapore West
State School Board
Maryland
Woman acquitted on abortion charge in Kentucky case
Marla Elaine Pitchford, 22, was acquitted of performing an abortion on herself in Bowling Green Kentucky. The jury deliberated under an hour as her former fiancé testified to gain immunity. Pitchford tearfully thanked supporters and said she never thought she would be jailed for such an act. Dwight Mundy testified he had no involvement, but suggested the abortion claim originated with him.
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Bowling Green, Ky
Marla Elaine Pitchford
Ology
Miss Pitchford
Seaert
Taper
Dwight Mundy
Crawford awaits lawyer's proposals in Soviet case
Moscow AP Francis J. Crawford the American businessman accused of violating Soviet currency laws says he has finished reviewing the evidence with his Soviet attorney and awaits the lawyer's recommendations. Crawford, 37, has not been summoned for further questioning at Lefortovo Prison. His lawyer Leoni M. Popov, 55, is studying the case and will likely make recommendations in the next few days.
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Moscow
Francis J. Crawford
Parkwork update and new program coordinator planned
Kingsbury outlines park improvements including roof over Rose Hill log cabin ahead of winter, progress on the exhibition building’s slab and electrical service, and groundwork for spring surfacing. Landscaping for the animal shelter, tree replacements, Elm Street school field rebuild, and Pinecliff picnic shelters and tables to be painted before winter. Design work for Montevue Lane plantings, Buckeystown canoe landing, Brunswick ballfield lights, and restoring covered bridges. New role as program coordinator to supervise school community recreation and county park events. The Statue of Liberty arrived from France in 214 packing cases aboard the Isere with the last rivet set in 1886.
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Kingsbury
Rose Hill
Roads Department
Elm Street School
Pinecliff
Montevue Lane
Buckeystown Canoe Landing
Brunswick
Loys Station
Roddy Road
Mesant Rock Creek
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Glenn Beall
Glens
Anna Allen
Beéell
Dea Devine
Guing
Sarbanes
Governor Thomass Johnson High School
Sodiberlum
Gordon M. Andersen
C. Kurt Hoher
Monthry Settwee
Lae Roa
Crawford
Statue of Liberty
France
Isere
Grover Cleveland
Orange Julius
Francis Scott Key Mall
Francis Scott Key