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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1982
Page
2
Marie, who began serious art only two years ago, created murals for Winchester Hall and Rose Hill Manor. She hopes her Elm Street School print will adorn homes and offices, seeing value in giving back to younger students and Frederick High’s future attendees.
Doctors weigh quadrantectomies versus mastectomies as ECOG runs trials to compare tumor removal, chemotherapy, and radiation. Long term survival data remain uncertain as researchers pursue a reliable blood test to detect cancer early and test laboratory methods to revert cancer cells to normal.
Nine people were injured when a Trailways bus rear-ended a tractor-trailer and crashed into an embankment on a steep grade of Interstate 70 in Hagerstown Maryland. The driver, 46 year old Patrick Butler of Imperial Pennsylvania, faced negligent driving charges after being trapped for over two hours.
The Reagan administration pushes to build a strong central Lebanese government to take control after foreign troops depart, with Philip C. Habib in talks in Israel. The plan weighs US and Israeli roles, while Syria's 30,000 troops and a possible peacekeeping mission loom. Washington aligns with Israel on postwar strategy amid debate over US troop involvement and Lebanon’s future.
At a United Nations disarmament session the Soviet Union attacked U S weapons policy with charges of trickery and militarism while Brezhnev questioned NATO doctrine. Reagan prepares to address the session amid Cold War tensions over strategic arms talks.
Reagan's personal riding horse, 20-year-old Little Man, died at the ranch above Santa Barbara after allegedly “folding up.” Foreman Lee Clearwater said the president had indicated he would order humane euthanasia if the horse could not continue. A Solvang veterinarian euthanized the horse Thursday.
The American Medical Association urged tobacco makers to develop self extinguishing cigarettes to cut deaths injuries and property damage from cigarette fires. The AMA House of Delegates adopted the resolution endorsing self extinguishing cigarettes which relight only if not smoked for about four minutes.
Theates Published daily except Sundays and holidays offers within the marketing area by mail nine dollars twenty five cents per month and by motor route or carrier two dollars eighty cents per month. Published by Grant Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company P O Box 576 200 East Patrick Street Frederick Maryland 21701. Second-class postage paid at Frederick Maryland.
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