Storm’s Toll Lingers A Year After Hurricane Allen
Victims in Port Mansfield Texas rebuild after the 138 mph winds and 12 foot surge that struck Aug. Residents like Jeanene and Don Tankersley use SBA loans for a new home and business, while the Sillings dip into savings to reconstruct. Remnants of the disaster remain evident in boarded houses, damaged sea walls, and splintered highway remains along the island. Repairs are set to begin later this summer.
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Port Mansfield
Texas
Jeanene
Don Tankersley
Carol
Rodney Sillings
Allen
Sears
Mrs. Sillings
Caribbean
Haiti
Brownsville
Port Isabel
South Padre Leland
Port Arthur
Corpus Christi
SBA
Tankersleys
Laguna Madre
Small Business Administration
South Texas
Leakey
Andy Bowie County Park
North Dakota fields rebound as rains bring hope to farmers
In Gardner North Dakota drought eased with rain reviving thirsty fields. USDA estimated record wheat yields this year with 385 million bushels of wheat and 223 million bushels of hard red spring wheat, while prices and supply worries linger amid a cautious farming community and ongoing harvest.
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North Dakota
Kansas
Blake Humphrey
Humphrey
Gardner
Fargo
Rai
Duane Masiel
Neal Fisher
State Wheat Commission
United States
Soviet Union
Minneapolis
Dance slated by POSE and AR Us at Frederick Armory
A community notice announces a dance sponsored by the Provocative Organization of Social Entertainment engaging two nonprofits. The event features a band A R Us and a DJ battle, priced at 3 dollars at the door, on a Saturday afternoon at the Frederick Armory on Bentz Street.
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Organization of Social Entertainment
POSE
Frederick Armory
Bentz Street
A.R. Us
Capitol ideas fade as Senate trims haircuts and travel
The Capitol barber shop faces closure as budget cuts replace the basement shop with a higher priced unisex salon serving tourists and staff. The operation cost about $60,000 yearly and earned only a few thousand from the $3.50 rate, while regular shops charge up to $15. The piece also notes broader Capitol Hill budget and travel concerns, referencing tax sharing debates and a Library of Congress study.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Capitol
Senate
Republican
James A. McClure
Idaho
Republican Conference
Library of Congress
Washington Star
McClure
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Dick Treasler
Mount Airy
Than Doody
Cereyville
MD. 26
Frederick
Doody
Tresoler
Doxen
Tony Casadonte
South Padres
Ishmatel
Doug Larson
Production Credit Association
Byron
Beverly B. Byron
Maryland Commission On Physical Fitness
Frederick County
Barry Hughes
Rep
Flint Hill UM
Fiint Hill
Deer Creek
Fiddlers
Carroll County Farm Museum
Westminster
Farm Museum
East
Dave Greene
Baltimore
Carroll
Carroll County
Energy Office
Stauffer Funeral Home
Walkersville
Alee Ell
Eee
Ital
Etic
Fon Oumatour
Macaber
National Art
Aveasionion
Tot
Gosdnin Gallaryat
Frederick J. Volpe
EL 105
Hoge
Gnome
Galery
Hu Han
Axperieces
Robert M. Forder
Fortier
Beon
Shane
Clint
Geeera
Chi
Abroemal Edgesteert
Cote the Hood Citge
Jena Menten
Jabiorn Ford
Ganoyrie
Gueth
Ard
Feder
Beogrente
Moeylard Lib! Department of Education
Barry D. Richardson
Peinting
Wea
Rederich County
Sie
Aitpat
E County
Yononal Education
Edward W. Reynolds Marketing
Thur Sales Menagement
Tueaday
Reynel
Ellen
Buskewre
Mount Saint Mary
Cathegern
Tagine
Nigral Red Fronts Corp
Carl R. Harbaugh
Werteugh
Iarnal
Maryland State Police
Ang
Frenrich
Tollege
Ory
HC Nova
Pelue Ironing Academy
Wu 'Orlaugh
Kevin Meen
Fredderick Doyteee
Frederick Lochonge Club
Seema
Oder
Fee
Capitol Ideas
Lax
Internal Revenue Service
Sam Nunn
D-Ga
Capone
Nunn
Reagan
Barber Conable
R-N.y
Ed Weber
Ohio
Paris
Wilbur Mills
The
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Edienthon
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