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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Aug 24, 1998

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Bonnie Threatens U S Southeast Coast As Storm Passes Bahamas

Hurricane Bonnie, a Category 3 storm with winds near 115 mph, moves from the Bahamas toward the U S southeast coast. Residents from Florida to North Carolina are warned to stay alert as rip tides claim two lives and rescues rise along beaches in North Carolina and New Jersey. The National Hurricane Center places the storm about 165 miles east-northeast of San Salvador and warns of possible landfall late Tuesday or Wednesday, with forecasters noting a risky three-day forecast and potential shifts westward.

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The Frederick News-Post recycling note continues

The Frederick News-Post confirms it is printed on 100 percent recycled paper and is recyclable.

Fredenck News- Post

Warbirds headline air show adds modern aerobatics

The Frederick air show features World War II aircraft alongside new acts. Shockley Shockwave jet truck exceeds 250 mph and Swift Magic perform looping aerobatics, signaling CAF shift toward modern acts while still showcasing warbirds.

Frederick’s Shockley Swift Magic Drew Hurley Confederate Air Force CAF Charles Hutchins Pearl Harbor

Settlement ends Rotorex dispute. 107 workers to return

After a year long fight, Rotorex and Local 133 IUE reach a settlement. One hundred seven employees return to work on Aug 31 with a $2,500 return bonus. About 300 workers receive severance up to 26 weeks pay, and a new one year contract yields a 2 percent raise.

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Union head unhappy with settlement may resign

WALKERSVILLE Local president Jesse Williams, 46, says he will likely resign this week as Local 133 president over a disputed settlement with Rotorex. He claims he was excluded from settlement talks, not fully informed about the agreement with the International Union of Electronic, Electrical, Salaried, Machine and Furniture Workers, and unhappy with how the local vote was conducted at the Holiday Inn near Francis Scott Key Mall. Nonmembers and relatives were present during the voice vote, according to witnesses. Williams began working at Rotorex in 1974.

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Francis Thomas Quest Stalls by Marital Scandal

Frederick County native Governor Francis Thomas faced a public defense after a jealousy scandal that he blamed on his in laws. He described the affair as painful yet reaffirmed love for his wife, a move that did little to boost his political career. He never reached the White House, serving terms in Congress and guiding Maryland through emancipation and a constitutional crisis.

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Hood College opens year with convocation ceremony

Hood College began its 106th academic year at a convocation praising liberal arts education. President Shirley Peterson outlined plans for a Science and Technology Center and renovations to Hudson Hall. Guest speaker Paula Brownlee highlighted integration of science education for women and urged freshmen to embrace change while students welcomed new ideas and connections across disciplines. About 1,000 undergrads and 850 grads are expected, with 300 new students including 170 grads and 169 freshmen.

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