AIDS May Destroy Thymus Gland, Study Suggests
Researchers report AIDS damages the thymus gland, a key immune organ, by deforming its structure and replacing normal tissue with plasma cells and fibrous tissue. Dr. Thomas A. Seemayer of McGill and Children’s Hospital notes disruption in AIDS victims compared with non AIDS deaths.
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Washington
Thomas A. Seemayer
McGill University
Children’s Hospital
Montreal
Hassall
Vietnam to Hand Over Nine Remains to U.S.
Vietnam will turn over nine U S service members missing in action to the United States on Friday after a three day Hanoi meeting. Vietnam said it found the remains and provided names for three others, though identities were not disclosed.
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Vietnam
U.S
Bangkok
Thailand
United States
Southeast Asia
Hanoi
14 year old charged in mother's murder in Maryland
A 14-year-old Adelphi girl Victoria Gertson remained jailed without bond in Prince George's County Detention Center on murder charges in the death of her mother Maria Gertson at their home. Police say the fatal head injury occurred May 21 after an early morning argument.
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Upper Marlboro, Md
Adelphi
Prince George’s County
Victoria M. Gertson
12Th Ave
Maria C. Gertson
Victoria
Andris
Ground broken for China's first built nuclear plant at Qinshan
Xinhua reports China began work on the 300,000 kilowatt Qinshan plant south of Shanghai in Zhejiang province. It highlights self-reliance in nuclear power and a planned foreign-assisted station in the south. Construction of the main building is due next May with completion targeted in 1983.
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Pering
China
Xinhua
Qinshan
Shanghai
Zhejiang
Canyon
Air Force halts cruise missile tests after failures
The Air Force suspended test flights of the air launched cruise missile after two flight tests failed since its inclusion in the Strategic Air Command arsenal. An ASAC spokesman said the missile remains operational for deterrence, while Capt. Skip Williams noted no further tests are planned until the problem is clearly isolated and safe for future testing.
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Omaha
Ned
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Strategic Air Command
ASAC
U.S
American Airlines jet makes emergency landing in Midland
An American Airlines Boeing 727 carrying 16 people made an emergency descent after oil loss in one engine. The flight from El Paso to Dallas-Fort Worth landed safely at Midland airport, was serviced briefly by mechanics, then resumed its route to Dallas-Fort Worth.
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Midland, Texas
American Airlines
Federal Aviation
el Paso
Dallas-Fort Worth
FAA
Rex Hudson
Pomona Grange Field Safety Day Saturday in Wateresville
Frederick High School graduate Donnie Hammond now on the PGA Tour led two clinics Wednesday at the VFW Country Clinic in Frederick. Urbana residents launch Neighborhood Watch to combat crime with Jonathan Flora reporting.
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Pomona Grange
Wateersville
Nee
Frederick High School
Donnie Hammond
PGA Tour
VFW
Cinic
Frederick
Tom White Baglei
Glaledl
Urbana
Jonathan Flora
Words of Wisdom Debt is a bottomless sea quote
A snippet from Inside The News features a Carlyle quote attributed to the Scottish essayist historian Thomas Carlyle. It highlights debt as a boundless, overwhelming sea. The line echoes his era 1795 to 1881.
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Thomas Carlyle
Weather outlook across Maryland with warm days
A weak high pressure system brings fair and warm weather across the state. Western Maryland will see sunny, pleasant days with mid 70s highs and 50s nights, while a chance of showers returns Friday and again Saturday across regions. Maryland Mountains and Ocean Beaches expect similar warmth with showers Friday and Saturday, then fair Sunday. Winds shift from northwest to south, drying conditions remain excellent today.
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United States
Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
David Lesher
Post Office Lot Delayed by Cement Bumpers Opening Soon
Local Postmaster John Young says the new Frederick post office lot will open after cement curbing barriers are installed and bumper blocks arrive. The space adds 87 parking spots, including three handicap spaces, on the site of the 1917 building demolished earlier this year amid preservation efforts. The old cornerstone remains in storage. officials have not set a date to open it.
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Frederick
Post Office
Sam Yu
Ona Sepetansiede
Yoo
John Young
Young
State Historic Trust
BoE adopts plan of action for changes in school system
Frederick County Board of Education approves a roughly 40 page plan by Superintendent Stuart D. Berger to reorganize by reducing to two area offices. The plan, prompted by the Organizational Study Committee chaired by ex-member Clement Gardiner, would keep Middletown and Hayward Road as area offices, with savings projected at about 100000 dollars. It aligns with earlier committee urging directorships by grade level and notes support from teachers and parents for the concept, while signaling a shift away from three geographic areas.
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Frederick County
Stuart D. Berger
Boe
Berger
Clement E. Gardiner
Gordon M. Anderson
Middletown
Frederick
Walkersville
State denies hiding true nature of smelting waste from Eastalco
State officials rebut charges by Concerned Citizens of Adamstown that the Waste Management Administration hid the true nature of aluminum smelting waste from Eastalco Aluminum Co. The dispute centers on a 2 1/2 acre plastic lined landfill proposal to store spent bricks and waste containing fluoride and cyanide, with no political pressure cited from Gov. Hughes' office.
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Eastalco
State Waste Management
Eastalco Aluminum Co
William Chicca
The
Waste Management Administration
WMA
State Health Department
Chicca
Adamstown
Harry R. Hughes
Norm Silverstein
Silverstein
Hughes
Eastaleo
Begin says no war with Syria as Lebanon pullback begins
Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin declares no plan to attack Syria as reinforcements pull back from the cease fire line in Lebanon. He speaks in Jerusalem after Syria accuses Israel of preparing for war and discusses with U S envoy Habib. In Bekaa Valley Arafat faction splits, while Syria conducts maneuvers near the Golan Heights and thickens forces.
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Menachem Begin
Syria
Lebanon
Begin
Jerusalem
Israel
U.S
Philip C. Habib
Washington
Bekaa Valley
Yasser Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Arafat
Trioutineers
PLO
Golan Heights
Bekaa
Utah floods show power of volunteers and community
Thousands of volunteers aided flood relief in Utah by filling sandbags, hauling equipment, and warning residents of flash floods. Governor Matheson praised the unprecedented turnout, while Salt Lake County volunteer coordinators and high schoolers described demanding, rewarding work helping prevent further damage from swollen creeks and melting snowpack.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Scott Matheson
Rick Olsen
Salt Lake County
Michelle Lang
Sandy
Olsen
Wasatch Mountains
Scientists confirm Z-zero sub nuclear particle in breakthrough
Geneva AP International researchers at CERN led by Carlo Rubbia report the discovery of the Z-zero particle, a key piece toward a single theory unifying all forces. Earlier, the team announced W particles, charged siblings to the neutral Ytero, supporting electromagnetism and weak force as unified.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Carlo Rubbia
Harvard University
CERN
Laboratory For
Herwig Schopper
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