Bush hosts Graham in Maine church services during vacation
President Bush and evangelist Billy Graham visited two local churches in Kennebunkport Maine as part of a day described as quintabalon. Bush cited Graham return from Eastern Europe and noted shared observations on political and economic changes. About 40 attendees watched at First Congregational Church where Graham spoke briefly.
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Maryland State Fair crowns 1989 Queen and runners-up
The 108th Maryland State Fair opened in Timonium as Susan Porter of Worcester County was named 1989 Maryland Farm Queen. Four county Farm Queens joined her on the court including first runner-up Stacey Guyton of Frederick County and second runner-up Stacy Stabler of Montgomery County. Cathy Martis of Washington County and Francoise Henriette of Howard County were the third and fourth runners-up. Porter, 17, daughter of Betty and Jim Porter of Stockton, will start senior year at Pocomoke High School and plans to study elementary education at Salisbury State University.
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Stacy Stabler
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Washington County
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Howard County
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Maryland Farm
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Jim Porter
Stockton
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Pocomoke High School
Salisbury State University
Guyton
Jefferson
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Brunswick High School
Miss Guyton
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Woman hurt at Woodsboro mud bog in Maryland
A 26 year old Frederick County woman Brenda C Boone was run over by a four wheel drive truck as she exited a mud pit at a Woodsboro event Sunday evening. She was flown to Suburban Hospital in Bethesda and was listed in good condition.
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Silent March Reaches Capitol To Protest Civil Rights Losses
About 35,000 marchers gather on a somber silent line at the Supreme Court and Congress. NAACP director Benjamin Hooks urges legislative remedies after four civil rights rulings. The event echoes the 1917 Silent March led by W E B Du Bois, with black attire and lip sealing.
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Bush souvenirs flood Kennebunkport Maine shoppers
In Kennebunkport Maine a flood of Bush themed merchandise fills shops including quail sauce mugs slippers and wall clocks. Items range from Maine lobster magnets and flag slippers to Read my lips clocks and Walker’s Point shirts priced from a few dollars to $36. Bush related gear plus a life size cutout and masks draw curious visitors. Local shops advertise novelty items ahead of Halloween and summer tourism.
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