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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1984
Page
1
A study shows monoclonal antibodies locating microscopic cancers in lymph nodes beyond CT scan detection. If validated, these antibodies could become a routine diagnostic tool within two years, revealing unseen tumors in bowel cancer patients.
Weather Wap offers brief forecasts while TV listings feature movies and programs. A series of short proverbs provides a handful of patience and a Dutch proverb ending with a message about brains and worth.
In Frederick, residents weigh in on whether the city should have a local sports team. The poll, compiled by Dave Ammenheuser, captures community opinions and potential future support or opposition.
A weak cold front crosses Maryland bringing cooler temps and mainly partly sunny skies. Western Maryland expects highs 85 to 90 with possible thunderstorm. Maryland mountains a bit cooler. farm forecasts show north winds around 10 mph today turning southwest Friday with improving drying conditions. Yesterday’s temps ranged from 70s to mid 90s in Frederick and Cumberland.
Mondale expected to announce Rep Geraldine Ferraro of New York as his vice presidential running mate at noon in Saint Paul Minnesota four days before the Democratic National Convention. Ferraro indicated no explicit hint but said she is glad there is no longer a sign reading White Only Need Apply. Mondale aides confirmed the choice as campaign momentum builds.
Fragmented OCR style notes reference North Oak home watching a presidential nominee, delegates, and a blue collar Queens district. Mentions Mondale primaries, Ferrara, and shifting party lines toward a new candidate amid convention chatter.
Local reaction in Frederick shows cautious optimism as supporters of Walter Mondale rally behind Rep Gerdite Ferrara amid Democratic and Republican chatter. Delegates abroad for the national convention express pride in electing the first woman to be nominated for national office, with mixed expectations about the race's closeness.
A 17 count superseding indictment returns Ernon Aica Pelino Jr., 35, of Colonial Avenue, in a continuing criminal enterprise case. He faces possible life in prison for cocaine and marijuana trafficking in central Maryland from 1978 to 1983, along with conspiracy and interstate racketeering charges. Co-defendant Franklin Himes previously faced related counts. The case stems from a federal Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force probe, with forfeiture claims on Pelino’s interests in The Adamson Corporation and related properties near Thurmont.
President Reagan in Bowling Green Kentucky for a six hour Mammoth Cave visit and outdoor speech to a National Campers and Hikers Association gathering. He cites environmental protections while defending his record and urging clean up of toxic waste under Superfund. Local park official Robert J. Deakins notes park needs include a regional sewer system to protect the Green River drainage basin.
Libyan foreign minister Ali Abdussalam Troswki arrived in Beirut escorted by the Lebanese army after a threat from Shiite Sadr Brigades linked to Moussa Sadr. The visit follows renewed Libyan-Lebanese diplomatic ties and a message from Col Khaddafy to Syrian President Assad. The group warned against hosting the Libyan minister until Imam Sade is released and tensions rise despite restored ties.
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