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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1999

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Former congressman recalls Watergate in Nixon’s legacy

Former U S congressman Larry Hogan reflects on Richard Nixon on the 24th anniversary of Nixon’s resignation. He recalls Watergate as a tragedy that eclipsed Nixon’s achievements while noting his foreign policy opens China and detente with the Soviet Union and domestic creation of EPA and OSHA. Hogan praises Nixon as ahead of his time and defends his legacy.

Larry Hogan Richard Nixon U.S Mr Hogan Nixon White House H.R. Haldeman John Erlichman Howard Hunt G. Gordon Liddy John Dean John Mitchell Congress Gerald Ford California Hogar Maryland Soviet Union China Hogan Environmental Protection Agency Occupational Safety and Health Administration OSHA

No Rain Hopeplits Heat Wave in Frederick County

Forecaster notes a warm spell with highs near 90 and humidity rising while rain chances remain low. State water ban continues due to drought as residents recycle gray water from dehumidifiers and AC units for gardens and shrubs, with reminders to avoid washing-machine water containing bleach.

Frederick IBA Caers Maryland Jeanne Eberle Libertytown Eberle Maryland Department of the Environment Mid- Atlantic National Governor's Association

Few water ban violations reported in Frederick area

City police say about 15 calls since the five day old water restrictions began last Wednesday. County water bureau chief notes few inquiries, with only a few weekend reports needing investigation. Statewide rules allow limited watering times and exemptions for health, cattle, and essential uses.

Frederick TJ Brean Brown Parris Glendening Michael Marschner Bureau of Water and Sewer

Local volunteer seeks host families for exchange students

Rick Kenyon says ASSE International Programs, active in California and with a Washington office, needs host families for over 50 waiting students as he volunteers to place foreign exchange students in county high schools for the coming school year.

Rick Kenyon Kenyon Asse International ASSE California Washington, D.C

Students come to America to study abroad

UESDAY'S PEOPLE in the northeastern United States discusses international students from Germany France England the Czech and Slovak republics Russia Japan and Norway coming to the United States for school with initial screening for English speaking. Continued on Page A-12.

United States America Germany France England Russia Japan Norway

Defense seeks suppression in Holt murder case

Frederick County Circuit Court hears motions to suppress police interviews and hospital interviews with Donald Wayne Holt 44 accused of strangling his wife Nancy 43 at their Mount Airy home. Defense claims patient physician confidences were violated by hospital interrogations and doctor disclosures. Trial set for late November. hearings continue.

Donald Wayne Halt Holt Nancy A. Holt Mount Airy Baltimore-Washington International Frederick County Julie Stevenson Richard Bricken Carroll County General Hospital Westminster Bricken Maryland Mr. Bricken Cpl Andrew Wenner Mr. Holt

Tubing Down Potomac Offers Easy Running Near Harpers Ferry

A pair of tubers navigate a rocky maze on the Potomac near Harpers Ferry on a low water day. Outfitters continue canoe raft and kayak trips on the Potomac and Shenandoah despite below normal water levels.

Potomac River Harpers Ferry Potomac Shenandoah

Blair Witch Haunts Burkittsville Debate Over Merchandise Site

Burkittsville officials and residents discuss using a Web site to sell town merchandise amid hype from Blair Witch Project publicity. A public relations proposal to profit from the notoriety falters as locals warn against commercialization and fear negative impact on the town.

Burkittsville Blair Witch Project Atch Bus 2 Ath Qanseleani Washington Rust Joe Brown

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