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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1978
Page
1
Karen Reeder resumes her Living With Cancer column in The News-Fest after a summer break. She invites readers in Frederick to write to her at Clearfield Road, Frederick Maryland 21701, and notes two more columns before Christmas with bi monthly runs starting after the new year.
A personal narrative traces seasonal joys from spring to summer and the author’s battle with cancer. It links honesty with facing illness, describes menopause-like mood shifts, school changes, and the impact of medical scans on treatment. The piece emphasizes living fully, accepting limits, and choosing positive thoughts despite fear.
A light Sunday night rain offered minimal ground moisture for small grains, while county water tables stay low amid an 16 day dry spell. Frederick City recorded .05 inch and Unionville .06 inch as weather forecasters predict more rain through today and clearing Tuesday.
Frederick County veterans paid homage Saturday to servicemen who gave their lives for their country. the observance continued a tradition spanning over fifty years. The ceremony marked November 11, the traditional Veterans Day, despite earlier concerns by some governments about shifting the holiday to create three day weekends.
Delegates and veterans gathered at Memorial Park for Veterans Day observances hosted by the American Legion Francis Scott Key Post 11 and FSK Auxiliary Unit 11. Delegate Charles E. Smith urged honoring many for their sacrifice, not a single deed, tying to World War I and ongoing remembrance.
In Washington and New York reports show Mideast peace talks deadlocked over the Palestinian question despite U S efforts. President Carter pressed Sadat and Begin and a compromise U S proposal failed to break impasse. Secretary Vance urged continued talks as Begin said Israel remains committed to negotiation but refused linkage to the treaty. The Dow Jones slid as markets continued to price higher lending costs.
A 12 member jury was chosen after 75 candidates in the $14.5 million case brought by Drougoi and Eastalco aluminum plant opponents from Adamstown. Plaintiffs contend fluoride emissions harm dairy herds and farmland. trial judge Saluss Doe presides.
Area schools observe American Education Week November 12 to 18 with events highlighting classroom interests and community involvement. Sponsored by the National Education Association and partners, the week promotes teacher support at home and in neighborhoods, aiming to strengthen public confidence in schools and education.
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