Reagan upbeat after first day of recovery
President Reagan, upbeat after an excellent first day post surgery at Bethesda Naval Hospital, awaits pathology results on whether the removed polyp in his abdomen contains cancer cells. Doctors say recovery is remarkable, vitals stable, and Reagan remains optimistic about the outcome.
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Classic Coke returns as Old Formula reissued nationwide
Coca-Cola announces the Classic Coke will return, with the original formula renamed Classic Coke The Original. Frederick plant chief Huffer says near-term restocking to meet Camp David and Mid Atlantic demand becomes possible in weeks. Cherry Coke also slated for release around August first with cans and new graphics forthcoming.
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Rioting Outbreaks In Townships Leave One Dead
Rioting flared about 35 times in 15 black townships overnight. One black man was killed as police fired to disperse stone-throwers, with four black civilians and four policemen injured. A Durban substation fire followed a bomb blast. Two unexploded mines found nearby.
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Frederick Memorial recruiting students for hospital help
Western Maryland weather page notes warm humid conditions with potential thunderstorms. Frederick Memorial seeks student volunteers to assist around the hospital, reflecting ongoing community support efforts amid a humid forecast.
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Search Team Hunts Murder Weapon in Maryland Fields
On a hot humid Saturday the Western Maryland Crime Scene Search Team combed grassy shoulders and fields along Md 140 and Bridgeport Road near Emmitsburg for a gun linked to the July 5 homicide of John W. Holt Jr. of Taneytown. Volunteers organized in teams of ten, endured stinging bees, and paused for water and lunch as they followed clues toward locating the weapon.
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Congress resumes budget talks as Reagan seeks compromise
Negotiators in House and Senate renew efforts to reach a 1986 budget settlement amid deep differences. Reagan, recovering from surgery, urges action this week while White House aides push a framework to cut the deficit by at least 50 billion without tax rises or cutting Social Security. House moves ahead on 13 appropriations bills, while Senate resistance centers on Social Security and defense funding under the new plan.
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Shultz seeks to mend ANZUS rift with New Zealand
U.S. Secretary of State George P. Shultz urged New Zealand to resolve disagreements over nuclear powered and armed warships and attend ANZUS talks. He said the United States and Australia remain committed to shared security, while New Zealand bars ships with nuclear devices from its ports.
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