Storm knocks out power and cable across Frederick County
Storm leaves about 1 000 Potomac Edison customers without power after it dumped up to four inches of rain on Frederick County. By Tuesday morning about 10 customers remained without electricity as 36 PE workers restored lines from Monday night. Cable service was also disrupted at Frederick Cablevision towers with circuit breakers and standby power affected, though most systems were back on with service to Waverly Middletown Braddock Heights and Cloverhill expected by day’s end.
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Reagan faces possible cancer recurrence watch
Bethesda report notes the tumor from Reagan's colon was malignant and spread to the bowel wall. Doctors say recurrence unlikely, the president remains in excellent spirits and plans discharge from the Naval Hospital soon while continuing recovery and some work.
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Ronald Reagan
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Bethesda Naval Hospital
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Reagan's cancer slows pace of White House power shifts
Washington report notes Reagan's colon cancer surgery will curb his lobbying and shift decision making to Donald Regan as Chief of Staff. Bush will carry presidential tasks at finance meetings while Reagan recovers six to eight weeks. The illness sparks sympathy and temporary political advantages and drawbacks.
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Larry Speakes
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Local artist Sherrie Kemp wins Holstein Friesian art contest
David Bross reports Sherrie Kemp, a Frederick artist, has won a contest sponsored by the National Holstein Friesian Association. Gov Harry R Hughes eases restrictions on withdrawals from state savings and loans. Frederick and Marva advance in state Babe Ruth League play. A quote about a man seeking what he needs abroad and finding it at home.
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Sherrie Kemp
National Holstein- Friesian Association
Harry R. Hughes
Savings and Loans
Frederick
Marva
Cardin campaigns in Frederick outlines western Maryland focus
Maryland House speaker and governor hopeful Benjamin Cardin addressed 55 listeners at Winchester Hall in Frederick praising Western Maryland gains this session. He highlighted Citicorp jobs for Hagerstown, freeway funding, and a county convention center, while denying retirement from the race regardless of Schaefer. He urged tailored economic plans per region and urged Baltimore harbor dredging to unlock federal funding.
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General Assembly
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Hagerstown
Allegany County
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William Donald Schaefer
Annapolis
Don Schaefer
Frederick
Schaefer
Myrna
Robert A. Rombro
Washington County
Baltimore Harbor
Norfolk
Baltimore County
A-bomb Inventors Join Fight Against Star Wars Defense
Forty years after Trinity, Morrison and fellow Manhattan Project veterans from Los Alamos rally against Reagan's anti ballistic missile system. They brief Congress via the Union of Concerned Scientists, arguing mass destruction risks and nuclear arms race escalation.
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Los Alamos
N.M
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Congress
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Victor Weisskopf
Trinity
Henry Kendall
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