CIA Director Casey undergoes brain tumor surgery
CIA Director William Casey, 73, had a five hour brain operation at Georgetown University Hospital to remove a lymphoma tumor on the left side affecting movement and sensation. Doctors call the tumor treatable with final pathology due next week, and Casey is stable and expected to resume normal activities. President Reagan and CIA officials said the agency will function during his absence with Deputy Robert Gates running operations.
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George Lauder
Iran
Nicaragua
Edwin Meese III
New York
CLA
CSA
Henry Brem
Johns Hopkins University Hospital
Baltimore
Brem
Victor A Levin
University of California At San Francisco
Levin
Reagan
Nancy
White House
David Durenberger
R-Mine
Senate Inteligence Committee
Robert Gates
Lauder
Gates
National Security Council
Presidenta Nixon
Ford
Carter
Senate
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N.Y
Area churches lock doors over thefts in Md region
Thieves robbed Petersville Luther Chapel of 2500 dollars in religious items prompting closing doors at night. Pastors note rising church break ins, with gates and items stolen from St John Cemetery and Grace Episcopal Church. Several churches report past robberies and ongoing vigilance as clergy urge safety without abandoning prayer access.
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Petersville
Roen
David Howell
Middletown
Myersville
St. John’s
Howell
New England
Luther
Alaska
Brunswick
Grace Episcopal Church
Thomas Staup
Staup
All Saints Episcopal Church
Frederick
A. Dickerson Salmon
Salmon
All Saints
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Libertytown
Old friends Helen Smiths art project in den workshop
Old friends Cale and Alexander finish a large gun cabinet from rosewood and mahogany scraps. They reuse a brass latch from a Winton auto once owned by Alexander’s father and plan to replicate an antique spinning wheel in mornings, though lumber may require trips away from their usual shop.
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Helen Smith
Cale
Alexander
Winton Auto
Olney Man, 85, Dies in Hit-and-Run Crash
Kenneth F. Wood of Olney, 17636 Prince Edward Drive, was struck while crossing Georgia Avenue near the Giant supermarket in front of Montgomery police. The driver, a 22-year-old man, was taken into custody after the Thursday night crash just after 7 p.m. Wood died in the Montgomery General Hospital emergency room. Police continued the investigation with no charges filed at that time.
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OLNEY
Georgia Avenue
Montgomery
Kenneth F. Wood
Prince Edward Drive
Wood
Montgomery General Hospital
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