ONeill May Face Prostate Surgery Amid Cancer Reports
Former House Speaker Thomas P. ONeill Jr., 74, is hospitalized in Washington with family stating he may need prostate surgery though denying cancer. Boston Globe and Herald reports of cancer are disputed by his son and hospital officials, while a biopsy step and further care were discussed.
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Washington
Thomas P
Tip” O'Neill Jr
O'Neill
Massachusetts
Thomas P. O'Neill III
Sibley Memorial Hospital
Kip O’neill
Fern Stone
Sibley
O’neill
Boston Globe
Thomas O'Neill III
Kip O'Neill
Globe
Boston Herald
Thomas O'Neill
Boston
Cambridge
Mass
Massachusetts House
Congress
John F. Kennedy
Senate
Man of the House
Tip O'Neill
Don Walker
New York
Cape Cod
Millie
New Market mayor's attorney calls charges groundless in antitrust dispute
Attorney Peyton P Phillips for Mayor Franklin M Shaw and his wife Shirley argues the charges are groundless under Maryland law. He cites Noerr Pennington Doctrine shielding group efforts to influence government and seeks dismissal of Turnpike Farm Limited Partnership's suit. The case, contesting zoning and a proposed shopping center, remains pending in Frederick County.
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New Market
Peyton P Phillips
Franklin M. Shaw
Shirley
Turnpike Farm Limited Partnership
Maryland
Turnpike Farm
Shaws
Frederick County
Phillips
Noorr-Pennington
Federal District Court of Maryland
Racetrac
Prince George's
Trade Association of Gasoline Retailers
Trade Association and Officials
Noerr- Pennington
Priday
Airmeet Returns to Frederick Aviation Meet
Judges compare predicted versus actual results after nine planes compete. Some teams fly in, others arrive by land as four ground events test inspection, computer exam, aircraft recognition, and accuracy landings. FAA safety judge Gary Livack stresses safety first during the event.
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Gary Livack
Federal Aviation Administration
Inquiry into Ginsburgs role in cable case begins
A Justice Department threshold inquiry probes Supreme Court nominee Douglas Ginsburg over his past cable industry ties while he held investments in Rogers Communications Inc. The probe, by the Office of Public Integrity, examines possible conflicts as Ginsburg led antitrust work and helped with a First Amendment cable case.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Douglas Ginsburg
Justice Department
Office of Public Integrity
Criminal Division
Ginsburg
Antitrust
Threshhold
Department
Patrick Korien
Supreme Cent
Associated Press
Rogers Communications Inc
Toronto
Canada
United States
Antitrust Division
Federal Office of Government Ethics
Reagan
Harvard Law School
Judge Ginsburg
Terry Eastland
Eastland
Rogers
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Washington, D.C
Woman Walks 11 Miles to Rescue Diabetic Mother and Grandmother
LAS VEGAS AP A waitress Susie Osburn hiked 11 miles through deep snow to summon help for her diabetic mother and 92 year old grandmother after their car stalled on a remote Utah road. Rescuers found them near Bryce Canyon at about 9,000 feet. Susie described how cold and dire conditions forced a long trek in frigid air, aided by her nursing knowledge and resolve. Her 3 hour ascent led to rescue as authorities praised her decisive action and determination.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Utah Mountain
Susie Osburn
Ms. Osburn
Utah
Bryce Canyon
Betty Osburn
Nazi war crimes suspect Joseph Schwammberger arrested in Argentina
Authorities in Argentina arrested Joseph Schwammberger, a former Nazi captain alleged to have run the Roazwadeva ghetto and Praemsyt camp for Jews in occupied Poland. The Simon Wiesenthal Center names him among the most notorious war criminals still alive and free. He was previously arrested in Austria in 1947.
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Argentina
Auschwitz
Joseph Schwammberger
Cofdohy
Schwammberger
Roazwadeva
Praemsyt
Poland
Los Angeles
Vienna
Austria
Mr. Schwammberger
Frederick deputy joins the bomb squad recruits in Huntsville camp
Frederick deputy Meminger recalls joining the bomb squad after Ward recruited him. He trained at a month long bomb camp in Huntsville Alabama run by FBI and the U S Army The five day weeks with eight hours daily plus nightly study shaped his path into bomb technical work amid local teenage bomb concerns and family considerations.
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Ward
Mr. Meminger
Huntsville
Ala
Federal Bureau of Investigation
U.S. Army
Meminger
Frederick
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Montevue
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Service Station Association
Airmeet
bin Wood
Ted Meminger
Simon Wiesenthal Center For Holocaust Studies
Coates Ray Wachter Photo Center
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