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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1998

Page

7

Frederick County Battles Over State Funding and Fairness

Frederick County politicians debate fair funding as the county lingers behind prior leaders. Delegates and the senator discuss historical leverage, school construction allocations, and impact of new funding formulas. They note transportation costs and rural versus urban needs, with calls to adjust the Transportation Trust Fund for highways.

David Brinkley Frederick Annapolis Doc McClellan Charlie Smelser General Assembly Carroll Creek George Littrell Senate Ferguson Frederick County Mr. Littrell Baltimore Montgomery Prince George's Littrell Allegany County Baltimore City John Rohrer Department of Legislative Services Brinkley Del Sue Hecht Dfrederick Washington Hecht Harry Grove Stadium John Derr Frederick Washington Mr. Derr Transportation Trust Fund Derr

Bombing At Kenyan Embassy Leaves Dozens Dead

Debris filled rooms as rescue workers recovered bodies from the Nairobi site. A mother and son survived a building nearby while authorities pursued leads with FBI and Mossad aid. Kenyan and U.S. officials urged restraint and warned of possible international terrorism links.

Wendy Auldridge Joyce Reed Reed Farid Abdul Kadir Red Cross United States France Israel Daniel Arap Moi Washington Madeleine Albright FBI U.S Nairobi Dar Es Salaam Osama bin Laden Mossad Abahiyf

Brunswick YMCA A Key Stop In 1904 Train Worker's Diet

Mrs Rollison notes the Brunswick YMCA on Potomac Street as a vital rest point for railroad men in 1904. Her mother Anna and aunt Emma cooked there, while the caboose stoves, warming baskets, and the half mile from eastern ports shaped meals for workers. Rollison recalls Navy proofing and meetings with Nimitz, Roosevelt, Abbott and Costello, and her habit of daily letter writing to stay connected.

St. Louis Chicago Rollison U.S. Navy Gerald Ford Navy U S Chester William) Nimitz Eleanor Roosevelt Abbott and Costello Harvey Ind

Concert Draws Audience To Freder ick The City

Mrs Shelburne recalled her husband persuaded her to attend Sundays concert sponsored by The Frederick News Post and GS Communications Inc in Fort Myer Virginia. She enjoyed meeting the people in Frederick and praised the event.

Fort Myer The Frederick News-Post GS Communications, Inc

Prince Harry’s dam rappel sparks royal anger

London AP describes Prince Charles summoning former nanny Tiggy to explain why Prince Harry rappelled down a 160 foot dam headfirst without helmet or safety rope. The Daily Mail cites a close friend calling Charles livid over the photo showing Harry and William, aged 13 and 16, descending without proper gear.

London Prince Charles Prince Harry The Daily Mail News of the World William Harry the Mail Tiggy Lege-Bourke Prince William

Monument dedication recalls Fort McHenry shelling and Key

The event highlighted the 1800 shells fired during the bombardment seen by Mr Key as he watched from Fort McHenry. Alan Walden, Patriots of Fort McHenry chairman, described the 30 by 42 foot flag with 2 foot stripes and Armistead ordered it to be highly visible from afar. A time capsule was buried for 2098 and a black powder reenactment by The Fort McHenry Guard closed the ceremony.

Fort McHenry Mr. Key George Armistead Armistead America Key Bartlett Mr Key Mr. Bartlett Jack Karen Davis Thurmont

Key Family book fuels pride at Annapolis ceremony

Descendant speaker Mr Key, long linked to a famed relative, attended a ceremony in Annapolis where speeches by politicians and U S Army Band music highlighted his family's history. Carolyn Key Hazen, after 30 years researching Roots, wrote The Key Family tracing origins in England to Phillip Key's arrival in America. Mr Key, a reserve officer, was the sole sibling present.

New Jersey Key England Phillip Key United States Carolyn Key Hazen Ms Key Hazen Mr Key Annapolis U.S Army

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