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Reagan's h( retired frien i v By ASSOCIATED PRESS INDEPENDENCE, Mo. square to see for himself how I after his cancer operation, He "He looked as good as he die appearing pleased. "I think he hearty stock." , f. Others said similar things, b the courthouse on Monday !'< vacation debut, Maxon had a 1 Last year Reagan came to th Mo. and handed Maxon a pi; years. The president brought presidential seat and even an a So when he heard about Re well note ? and got a reply. Maxon's wife, Jewell, carrie in her wallet. Maxon pointed 1 "Taking into account the sh think he came through remark the 74-year-old president look* } Maxon's twin sister, Lucille ] day Monday ? asserted that if then the cancer is all gone. "A doctor can tell you you h i 1 a - j? a--.* pruui. i uuu u uuuuic inasiccu. free and clear. I don't even he Maxon lives in Grain Valley His sister is from Kansas City "I liked what I saw," said Kansas City. "He was energ< ference now from before the < With the temperature over and promptly took off his spo . blue golf shirt as if to invite Harry S. Truman, caught mid walks. "He sounded like he alway keeper from Kansas City. "H Will he live to serve out his "Yes," said Carolyn Niccu no reason why he shouldn't.' 1 QfYioe Hot/ic 01 pomA J UlllVJ L/UVIO) VRIIIV null Reagan, who last week refust "I used to get 40 hours a v hours." Still, he said, "1 th great." I I Pleases ^AMERICAI t I ;l I . * '. t' i c \' ' *, 'K * i t/t t')i v s * " ;alth good, d says Lewis Maxon came to the courthouse lis friend, Ronald Reagan, was doing liked what he saw. I in 1 Qfl/i \i/h*n I rntirnrl n caiH V/favon I III A TV |lVil * IVIIIVU) JMIV1 1T1UAV1I| :'ll go on to extended life. He is of a ut among the thousands who were at )r the president's post-surgery, postunique basis for comparison. e Ford Motor Co. plant in Claycomo, aque marking his retirement after SI a present, too ? cufflinks with the utograph on the box. agan's cancer, Maxon fired off a gets a picture of the retirement ceremony :o it. ort time since his surgery and his age, I ably," he said. Jewell Maxon thought rd terrific. Noel ? they celebrated their 69th birth' doctors sav thev cut out all the cancer. aven't got it," she said. "I'm the living >my. A month ago, the doctor said I'm ive to go for checkups any more." Mo., 20 miles east of Independence. , a short hop to the west. Dave Ashley, a restaurant manager in .'tic. On the ball. I don't see any dif )peration." 90, Reagan bounded up to the lectern rt jacket. He looked tan and rested in a comparison with the nearby statue of stride in one of his 120-paces-a-minute s does, said juanita cooper, a dooke sounded like Ronald Reagan." i term? m of Independence, a secretary. "I see other shoe workers from Fulton to heai id to nut sanctions on shoe imnorts. /eek," said Davis. "Now I get 24 to 3( link he's doing all right and he look: A/';" 1 ' s . . ' " h?^? i ... ; ... ^ ' I upport the N CANCER SOOET : ; . t ^ (Tt rim ' ' ' . I Preliminai October 4. " >? 4 ; >V4< * . M * * V J V/ f GRAND ] RUNNERy a r>\ ? t\ lance IUI y some friends to . r ; * Contestants ju< Costuming. 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"What learned at t1 risk level and therefore the Charles Jete rge?" permit the s lis superiors to veto the per- Despite hi ?n issued to the company by ed the decis imental Protection Division state moni discharge fr< position is that the permit Harold F n adequate limitations on state EPD, aeainst unacceotable human significantlv iarlar and his staff said in a guidelines f larrett, director of the EPA's the size of nt division. ingent conti js that the Georgia (En- The state ection Division) did npt con- was finally j 1th concerns in their permit- ditional can 1 "Good frit | don't let goo I smoke cig< W // Lions ' Jt JT petition ber 6,13,21,2 iSH 1H tist or for you anc Execution and ifter 5*00 p.m. or < p.m. p and get < aaaBwawacw - -v w^WMWi^g?rt?rr?^jrt^ac?>caM(^aei=gT--?a---f .^?^,...!>| ,,|| mmmMmmmmmrnmmm*mamt u t????? ? wa fff? - ' - ?r>-?-????-^ iMBMMnwwtnmrnTi?i ?a?? i . .? <?.. i , > <i J* ..iww.i?u i?k.8u' v .t uui JC^r.ar-;.-- rvTaur,1" rin-irwrin~vTrm?T.*ram- r.ri, aaggaKaBaMwaMBfajwwi-" ??- ? ? ? ae; ?'- MMMfcttSft ? "r ??SEE B j t'r* ? - irr~r ir--trr'rnriffi ~ nr?;?ai I1, tt?mwi?' sag ?a . frwrai?rn-iTTfimmr - h-mrr v tmmmmmmammusmm TrifTiirri?-nr mum t ,--i.. -if?rt"?Trrrirmnn - ? dium. nlant I the memo said. o prompted a meeting between jeorgia Natural Resources Com:onard Ledbetter. Ravan said he he meeting that his predecessor, r, had decided against vetoing the tate had issued to Fort Howard, s staff's concerns, Ravan affirm?ion with the condition that the itor the hazardous chemical om the Fort Howard plant. Leheis, assistant director of the said the larger amount still falls r below the federal agency's or the industry, but Marlar says the facility warranted more suds. 's recommendation, the one that approved, carries a risk of one adcer for every 50,000 people. ends d friends irettes." Larry Hogmon \ L. F 8 f > *4^-, jt i call Ml