Camelot era treasure rings fetch millions at Sothebys auction
In New York bidders push prices for Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis items and other Camelot era artifacts well beyond estimates. The 40 carat Onassis engagement ring sold for 2.59 million dollars, amid a four day sale that has already surpassed initial expectations with several lots turning up in the millions. The auction continues with a 1992 BMW sedan among the remaining items in the sale.
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Sotheby
Diana Brooks
Sotheby’s
Frederick County Sees Shift Toward Republican Voters
County insiders blame national trends for a growing Republican plurality led by migration from Montgomery County and shifting voter identification. Former officials cite urban rural divides, policy discontent with state government, and a generational move toward conservative positions as Young and Ambrose predict continued GOP gains unless national dynamics reverse.
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Shirley Happ
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Ambrose
Budget ends in signing ceremony and GOP talks with Clinton
Budget ceremony cited by Panetta and Dole as a path to a deal with Republicans to back Clinton. Negotiations included keeping GOP language while Clinton avoids enforcement and funding measures. Alaska logging aid 110 million four years, wetlands rules debated, overseas family planning cuts and hospital abortion teaching accreditation terms kept.
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Residency and voter rules hinge on city charter in Frederick
Mrs. Board sought AG opinion on alderman residency and the meaning of resident in voter registration. Jack Schwartz said local law opinions are not provided. Kreissig maintains Frederick residency while living in Montgomery County on weekends. Alderman Baker hints at an executive session opinion and potential city statements.
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Kreissig
MSPAP test shapes Frederick County school reform effort
Maryland's MSPAP assessment drives instruction changes as Frederick County schools review prior year results. Emmitsburg Elementary and Spring Ridge host parent forums while Glade and Green Valley emphasize literacy and writing. Schools aim to foster independent problem solving across math reading and science tasks.
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Emmitsburg
Wanda Severance
Green Valley
Spring Ridge
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Glade
Mr. Strum
Airport concerns echo in Brusts plea for FAA input
Tulip Hill residents Charles and Bette Brust press for FAA involvement and enforcement of noise abatement as they critique coverage of airport issues. Michael Menzies, First Bank CEO, urges media to balance reporting by highlighting economic benefits and opportunities the airport provides to the region.
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Bette Brust
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Michael Menzies
First Bank
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