Nashville tied song sparks credit dispute at local
Frederick residents discuss the film Nashville at Mall Cinema 2. Sperry L. Storm defends proper credit for the song Keep A Goin, noting it was written in 1897 by Charles M. Fillmore and used at Boys High alumni events.
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Nashville
Mall Cinema
Frederick
Sperry L. Storm
Storm
Mrs. Storm
Betty
Sperry Storm
Charles M. Fillmore
S. Fenton Harris
Potomac River Festival crowns queen and pets winner
Opening day of the Potomac River Festival in Brunswick featured Donna Himes crowned Queen Potomac VII after a teen dance at the American Legion building. Brandy Stouts won Princess and Jack Daniel Hardy won Prince in kid contests. Best In Show in the pet show went to a German Shepherd named Shiller.
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BRUNSWICK
Donna Himes
Potomac VII
Himes
Brunswick High School
Charles Himes
A. St
Terry Himes
American Legion
Jokers Wild
City Park
Brandy Stouts
Kenneth Stouts
Jack Daniel Hardy
Richard Hardy
Bobby Thornton
Shiller
Winona Seaman
Hop
Lisa Sexton
Tiny Tim
Docktor
Amy Compher
Jack Tanning
Frederick County
Jerry Feaster
Jess Orndorff
prince
William E. Graffam
Prince and Princess Horseshoe Contest at Legion Festival
A community festival features a Prince and Princess horseshoe contest at the American Legion at 6 p.m. Sunday. Rail tour buses depart behind the station at 10 and 11 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. A First Methodist Church service is at 11 a.m. Jousting at city park at 1 p.m. Old fashion costumes contest at 2 p.m. Barbershop quartet at 4:30 p.m. Food and drink available throughout the festival.
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American Legion
First Methodist Church
city park
One stop inclusive tour charters approved by CAB
The Civil Aeronautics Board allowed one stop inclusive tour packages after Sept 13, offering air travel hotels baggage handling and ground transport as part of a single charter. Prices drop versus current coach fares with examples from New York to Honolulu and Dallas to Brussels. TWA challenged the ruling, arguing overreach while profits fell.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
American Airlines
New York
Honolulu
Dallas
Brussels
Mexico
Canada
Caribbean
North America
Trans World Airlines
TWA
Pathologist Salary Under Scrutiny in Maryland Cost Review
The Maryland Health Services Cost Review Commission will hold a public hearing on the $433,000 paid to Dr. Pietro A. Capurro of Union Hospital Cecil County. Capurro says much funded cancer research in Little Elk Valley and notes part of the amount went to staff and equipment. he warns cuts could end his research and affect physician motivation.
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ELKTON
Maryland Health Services Cost Review Commission
Union Hospital
Cecil County
Pietro A. Capurro
Little Elk Valley
Capurro
Galaxy Chemical Co
cost review commission
nuclear medicine
state medical society
Maryland Society of Pathologists
Baltimore
Union
Lottery Televised In Maryland As Forecast Warms
AB Ford vows middle road course as meat packers indicted. Sunny and warmer today with highs in the mid to upper 80s. Clear tonight with lows in the 60s. Sunday mostly sunny and hot with highs around 90. Chance of rain near zero today through Sunday.
India gives Gandhi life-long immunity from prosecution
The Indian upper house approved a constitutional amendment granting the prime minister life-long immunity from criminal and civil charges. The measure passed 154 to 0 after quick introduction, with lower house approval and state assembly ratifications still required before final assent by President Ahmed.
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NEW DELHI
India
EAP
Indira Gandhi
H.R. Gokhale
Mrs. Gandhi
Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed
First-time speed offenders face crackdown in District Court
Five first-time violators appeared before District Court Judge Byron W. Thompson in a crackdown on speeds over 55 mph. Three women and two men, all with clean records, were fined in three cases, one received probation, and another was limited to one point and a $20 fine after radar evidence.
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Byron W. Thompson
603 Speeders Stopped Since July Crackdown in County
Frederick county records show 603 speeding tickets issued since July 28, more than triple the year prior. Friday’s summonses include 50 offenders: 44 in passenger cars and six in trucks, with no buses.
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Frederick
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