Hospital discharge for Princess Margaret after lung surgery
Princess Margaret, 51, left Brompton Hospital in London after lung surgery. She walked to a tar outside the hospital, then was driven to Kensington Palace. Doctors removed lung tissue for tests, finding no malignancy, and she was reported to be making an excellent recovery.
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Bloodmobile at State Farm Set for Tuesday
The Red Cross Bloodmobile visits Frederick on Tuesday Jan 15 from 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. in the State Farm lower conference room 800 Oak St donors of all types especially O Positive and O Negative are urged to participate. Health rules apply and previous donors must space donations 56 days apart.
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Reed Dies at 76 Former Maryland House Leader
Former Maryland House of Delegates minority leader Lester Buster Reed died at Cumberland Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He served from 1934 to 1974 and led the minority from 1939 to 1962. An education advocate, he backed school building in Lonaconing and Mount Savage. He lived in his birthplace, was a former amateur boxer, and is survived by his wife Phyllis, a sister and several nieces. Funeral at Holy Cross Episcopal Church in Cumberland on Wednesday.
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Buster” Reed
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Memorial service for director Peckinpah held in Los Angeles
About 350 people including stuntmen stars and writers gathered at the Directors Guild Theater to honor Sam Peckinpah who died of heart failure at 59. Actors James Coburn Ali MacGraw and Robert Culp remembered him as demanding and brilliant, with tributes from Don Siegel Lee Marvin and Jason Robards. Clips from Peckinpah films and a song in his honor were shown. January 1, 1985.
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