Siamese twins separated in 18 hour CHOP surgery
Doctors at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia praised progress of Emily and Claire Taylor, month-old Siamese twins joined at abdomen and pelvis. Both girls remained in critical but stable condition after an 18 hour operation begun Monday morning.
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Inside The News APTS Words of Wisdom
A quirky item quotes Napoleon Bonaparte on fearing newspapers, claiming he fears three newspapers more than a hundred thousand bayonets. The novelty line reflects wartime rhetoric repurposed for a newspaper feature.
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FFA President Addresses Local Chapters On Vocational Education
Becky Brashear reports on an address by the national Future Farmers of America president to local chapters. David Rice discusses the importance of vocational education to the agricultural industry. BA
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Weather prospects for Maryland hot today with cooler spell midweek
Western Maryland counties expect considerable sunshine and hot humid conditions with a possible late thunderstorm. A cold front from the Great Lakes brings cooler, less humid air by Wednesday. Temperatures rise to mid 80s in mountains with highs upper 80s to 90s elsewhere.
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Strikers at Coplay Cement Hit the Picket Lines
Cement, Lime, Gypsum and Allied Workers Local 388 began a strike at Coplay Cement Company Lime Kiln on Tuesday after negotiations on a three year contract failed. About 83 union members formed picket lines outside the plant to protest benefit changes, including proposed cuts to insurance pension plans and holidays. The union leaders said talks stalled over management’s demands, with other area plants reaching settlements. The walkout continues as the company and union seek a settlement.
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Dayan
International Brotherhood of Horlormakers
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Willams Woodyard
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Wiese
Harvard
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Crops thriving after erratic weather across counties
Agriculture officials report crops heading toward normal with rain helping delayed plantings. Frederick County corn planting is near complete, barley harvest underway, soybeans planned, and fruit crops like strawberries and cherries ripening. Warm periods caused heat stress in Howard County strawberries but yields look strong overall.
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Kenneth Wisner
Wisner
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County expected to approve $9.5 million capital budget
Frederick County will adopt a $9,515,944 capital budget for fiscal 1985 at Tuesday’s meeting. Major allocations go to public works at 3.7 million for storm water, water and sewer, parks, highways and waste. Board of Education at 2.17 million. general government 1.7 million. Frederick Community College 1.4 million. municipalities 503,030. Revenue by areas includes 6.1 million operating budget, 2.1 million general obligation bonds, and smaller state and federal funds. Major projects include a new multipurpose building for the college and park renovations in Libertytown Middletown and Urbana.
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Commission
Galen R. Clagett
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Board of Education
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Warda K Keller Jr
Frederick
Urbana
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Plans OK'd for new Montevue Home
Frederick County commissioners approved plans for a 60 bed domiciliary care unit to be built adjacent to Citizens Nursing Home on Rosemont Avenue. The facility will share services such as kitchen laundry and therapy with Citizens Nursing Home, aiming to reduce future operating costs. The name remains unsettled while Montevue land designation will stand.
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News-Poat
Frederick County
Citizens Nursing Home
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Iutore Home
Montevue
Commission
Galen BR. Clagett
Clagett
Richard Grasanickle
Senate blocks curbs on Reagan troop and aid powers
The Senate rejected limits on President Reagan’s use of American troops in Central America and blocked a ban on CIA aid to the contra rebels. The vote followed a 63 to 31 tally on the troop limit and a 48 to 38 vote on curbing aid, with House approval pending. The showdown ties to Pentagon funding and NATO defense budget battles, as committees reconcile differences.
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