Boston child stabilizes after liver transplant
A 30 month old Brunswick girl named Kim Weddle remains in satisfactory condition after a Friday night liver transplant from a one day old infant who died from respiratory failure. Medical officials warn the critical period will come in four to five days with potential organ rejection possible within a week to ten days. The family, including parents James and Mrs Weddle, stay at the hospital as doctors monitor the girl’s recovery and consider a monthlong stay. The child suffers from biliary atresia, a rare liver disease, and the procedure offers a chance at life.
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Robert Filler
Children’s Hospital
Frosts and Rainfall Bring First Monthly Showers to Frederick County
Rain fell steadily last night and today marking the first noticeable rainfall of the month in Frederick County. Temperatures rose to the low fifties with .78 inches recorded in the city area. Frosts were reported in some county parts Friday night and light frost again Saturday night, but milder weather is forecast to reduce further frost risk tonight.
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Frederick County
Half of Senate divided on bombing halt in Vietnam debate
An Associated Press survey shows 27 of 85 senators favor an unconditional bombing halt, 18 oppose any reduction, and 23 insist on matching actions by Hanoi. The split reflects ongoing congressional debate sparked by Humphrey’s Vietnam policy.
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Clifford Warns West Berlin Reds on Berlin Trip
Defense Secretary Clark Clifford plans a West Berlin visit during NATO planning talks in Bonn on Oct 10-11 to remind the Soviet Union of U.S. resolve to protect Western rights in the encircled city. He will inspect U.S. forces and tour Berlin amid tensions after the Czechoslovakia crisis and troop movements in Central Europe.
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Pace Increases In White House Race
Reports from New York indicate Nixon’s campaign is the costliest ever with estimates surpassing 20 million dollars as inflation and TV advertising drive spending. Humphrey reacts to rival tactics with a Pennsylvania swing, while Wallace disputes a New York Times poll showing Nixon leading in 34 states and trailing Humphrey in others.
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House Committee Cuts From Low-Income Housing Program
Washington report shows House Committee slashing funds from the low income housing program and related food stamp controls. The panel trimmed administration requests to 101 million dollars, scaling back planned expansion of home ownership incentives and rental housing availability for lower income households.
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Supreme Court opens term amid explosive docket
The Supreme Court begins its new term with tranquil ceremonies masking a docket full of explosive cases including the Wallac e election dispute and challenges to First Amendment rights. Demonstrators and dissenters attend as the court weighs police powers over protests and civil rights issues.
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Bank Robbery At Fredericktown At Large Suspects
Three gunmen robbed the Prospect Shopping Center branch of Fredericktown Savings and Trust Friday morning and remain at large. FBI in Baltimore seeks identifications as officers chase a possible link to West Virginia prison escapees. A getaway car was found near the bank, and roadblocks were set up along the eastern seaboard. Witnesses and tellers described the robbers as wearing felt hats and sunglasses.
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AgnewCharges Democrats Paid Demonstrators
ANNAPOLIS APF Gov Spiro T Agnew campaign manager assails Democrats for allegedly paying students to disrupt Agnew speech in Spokane Washington. George W White Jr says the Humphrey campaign paid youths to disrupt the event and calls the conduct doubly reprehensible.
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Agnew
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Last Day For Voter Registering In Winchester Hall
Today is the final day to register for the November presidential election. The Winchester Hall basement office will stay open 9 am to 9 pm to register voters and party affiliation. Absentee ballots may be requested until Oct 25 with over 500 requests this year. Many are from servicemen and students. Registration clerks registered 687 new voters and updated 186 addresses last week.
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Four hurt in area crash near Feagaville
A Shamokin man Edward C. Sutt, 60, suffered a broken right arm and facial lacerations after losing control of his eastbound car on U S 340 near Feagaville in heavy rain. Sutt, listed in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital, caused the 8 p m collision with a guard rail. no charges were filed.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
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College Avenue
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Oliver T.” Kolb
Grant Place
Cheryl A. Catlett
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Miss Canes
Miss Catlett
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Franklin Willson
Fire Log reads multiple weekend blazes across counties
Fire calls reported over 43 hours ending 10 am include truck fires near Brunswick and Route 15, field and woods fires on Reed and Ephraim roads, a house trailer fire on Sunday, and several responding departments such as Independent and Carroll Manor.
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