Downey Reunites With Ill Mother After Release From Prison
John T. Downey, freed after 20 years in a Chinese prison, rushed to his ailing mother Mrs. Downey in New Britain. The CIA agent, greeted by friends, spoke softly as she lay unconscious after a stroke. Downey’s brother said he showed relief and remained non bitter about his captivity.
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The Search for Health Depressive Illness Overview
Depressive illness appears in three main forms neurotic psychotic and involutional low mood. Neurotic low mood is common mild and linked to stress with signs of low mood anxiety and insomnia. Psychotic low mood includes unipolar and bipolar types with withdrawal agitation and mood swings. Involutional low mood affects middle age with worry insomnia guilt and physical complaints. A National Institute of Mental Health booklet Learn About Depressiveness details signs research therapy and when to seek help. Free copies available by writing to NIMH Rockville Maryland.
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Court News Courtships and Divorces List in Frederick Area
A long court news item lists marriage licenses for William J. Hill Amney Goontongkum Robert C. Wills Jr Rhonda L. Baugher and others. It also notes several divorce petitions property deeds and transfers involving multiple county residents and local firms including Rescom Inc Discovery Inc Linganore Corp and Skyline Realty Co. Names and paired locales appear with counties and Virginia ties.
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Amney Goontongkum
Frederick
Robert C. Wills Jr
Thurmont
Rhonda L. Baugher
Kenneth L. Liebegott
Ridgeville
Terri E. Loeschke
Leesburg
James E. Keaton
Ijamsville
Connie D. Rhoderick
William D. Burks Jr
Hillcrest Heights
Helen C. Herbert
Adamstown
Thomas E. Lee
Upperville
Almeta L. Reid
Bluemont
Frederick J. Long
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Vicki E. Baumback
Newport
Lester W. Petersen
Rockville
Sandra E. Pugh
Bladensburg
Equity
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Steven Martin Fox
Fred R. McCrumb Jr
Gloria Elaine McCrumb
Barbara Lucille Williams
Wendell Lee Williams
Richard Allen Thompson
Rose Marie Thompson
Rescom Inc
Grover K. Sheffield
Charles M. Gerlack
Roger Lee Ruby
Eva D. Remsburg
A. Doty Remsberg
Charles E. Norris
Myrie Norris
Edgar D. Norris
Kenneth S. Miles
Helen E. Miles
David M. Easton
Ausherman, E. W. Inc
Franklin Theodore Pontilla
Herbert R. Burns
Anne Burns
Ching Tong Liu
Charles L. Forrest
Annie R. Forrest
Reverdy E. Keeney
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Robert E. Murray
Octavia Bottomley
Frederick Valley Investment Corp
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Gary W. Stitely
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Elizabeth G. Spencer
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Eva C. Zigler
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George Ernest Maphis Jr
Alan Jeffrey Roben
Robert B. Angrisani
Edward Walter Funk
Albert Gorman Butler
Linganore Corp
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Clayton P. Liebeau Arm
Clayton P. Liebeau
Harry George Jr
Pearl J. Whisner
John Francs Henry Jr
Clayton B Schaeffer
Hearing Set On VA Budget Cuts
Washington AP. Senate Appropriations subcommittee hearing today on VA budget cuts. VA Administrator Donald E. Johnson and medical director Marc Musser to testify after four days of House hearings. Lawmakers seek White House Office of Management and Budget role in 1974 budget request amid concerns over hospital nurse and aide shortages and deteriorating patient care.
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FTC Sues Top Painkiller Makers Over Ads Claims
The Federal Trade Commission charges three large painkiller makers with advertising claims not supported by evidence. American Home Products Bristol-Myers and Sterling Drug face administrative review after 11 months of failed negotiations. The firms produce Anacin Bufferin Excedrin Excedrin PM Bayer Aspirin Bayer Children's Aspirin Cope Vanquish and Midol.
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Bristol-Myers Co
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Bayer Children’s
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