Sheep Shearing Contest Highlights Montgomery County Fair
Montgomery fair stage hosted the Maryland State Sheep Shearing Contest with 4-H youth Kris Stiles and others competing. Crowds watched professional and amateur shearers race the clock while juniors showcased market lambs and costume divisions during a week of open classes and grand champion selections.
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Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
Maryland
Stiles
Marty Stiles
Kris
Damascus
Kris Stiles
4 H
Southdown
Suffolk
Hampshire
At & Pm
Cathy Mullinix
Erin Fouillet
Laura Allnutt
Jessica Stapp
Ms. Fouillet
Tammy Mullinix
Alex Ennis
Wendy Smith
David
Anne McKeever
Jennifer Lucke
Megan Will
Mr. McKeever
Ms. McKeever
James Young
Rodney Kline
Cheryl Leishear
Hoser
Jeremy McDonald
Savage- Leigh Farm
Jamie Savage
Chip Savage
Jersey
Ken
Mike
Paul
Tracy Stiles
Libert
Anna Waterman
Ms. Waterman
Melissa St. Clair
Ricky Carr
Chris Morris
Leigh Kelley
Robin Magaha
John E. Strawbridge
Obsession details tied to school killing spree case in California
Richard Farley testified about a years long fixation on Laura Black that led to a deadly office rampage at ESL Inc in Sunnyvale on February 16 1988. He described loving Black instantly after meeting her in 1984 and said he would do anything to be near her despite her rejections.
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San Jose
Calif
Richard Farley
Laura Black
Mr. Farley
Santa Clara Superior Court
Farley
Sunnyvale
ESL Inc
Ms. Black
Cushwa dies at 66 after cancer battle with PSC role
Victor Cushwa Jr. died at Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown after a long fight with cancer. A longtime Democratic senator and former majority whip, he also served on the Maryland Public Service Commission after being appointed by Gov. Schaefer. Services set for St. Mary’s Church in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Victor Cushwa Jr
Maryland Public Service Commission
State Senate
Maryland
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Cushwa
William Donald Schaefer
Senate
Frank Fulton
PSC
Patricia
Vie
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Blair Lee TI
John P. Corderman
Washington County
Crowds Celebrate Coup Collapse Among Soviet Immigrants
In New York and Chicago emigrants react to the collapse of the coup with joy and caution. At Brighton Beach hundreds gather for candlelight prayers mourning four civilian deaths while Baltic communities celebrate Latvia and Estonia declaring independence. A Brooklyn diamond dealer from Odessa and Kiev-born gallery owner Michael Stern voice cautious optimism about reforms.
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New York
Little Odessa
Brighton Beach
Brooklyn
Jeanette Andreev
Radio Moscow
Chicago
Kim Dirvonis
Latvia
Estonia
Soviet Union
Mara Erkmanis
Brookline
Mass
Lana Fioiitseva
Alexander Balanevsky
Odessa
Gorbachev
Michael Stern
Kiev
FCC Board Votes to Join Maryland College Lobbying Group
The Frederick Community College Board of Trustees endorsed joining the Maryland Association of Community Colleges MACC to lobby the state legislature. FCC will contribute 5750 toward MACC funding and view the group as an eyes and ears for two year colleges while enrollment runs ahead of last year and the endowment fund tops 1 million in assets and pledges for scholarships.
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FCC Board
Frederick Community College Board of Trustees
Maryland Association of Community Colleges
State
Legisla
Lee Betts
FCC
MACC
State Board For Community Colleges
Maryland Higher Education Commission
Betts
Community College
George Smith Jr
Marty Crabbs
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Montgomery Fair
Victor Cushwa
Lee
Aicpad
Richard Kerns
News-Post
Orig
Seve
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