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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1998

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4

FAA rule limits enforcement as residents press noise plan

Fifteen Tulip Hill residents questioned FAA policing of pilots at a Frederick Airport Commission meeting. FAA official Tom Priscilla said the Flight Standards District Office handles pilot behavior and that enforcement relies on letters to warn, meet, and possibly revoke pilot leases after repeated violations. He noted the noise plan is voluntary and FAA regulation applies once planes are airborne.

Tulip Hill Frederick FAA Tom Priscilla Priscilla Flight Standards District Mark Hoke Frederick County Charles Abell

Tradition runs deep as Montgomery dairy fair honors heritage

Montgomery County Agricultural Fair in Gaithersburg shifts into high gear with dairy shows and youth exhibits. Second generation exhibitors including Norma Fleming and Kirk Cramer sustain Jersey and Holstein traditions, while Damascus and surrounding farms rally around 4-H contests, breeding cups, and a full slate of livestock judging and entertainment through Aug. 29.

Gaithersburg Norma Flering Hollywood Bruce Wachter Fleming Kirk Cramer Flemings Geraldine Stiles Damascus Montgomery County Stiles Ducan Stiles Duean Bunny Burkett Abby Johnson Barnesyagg Carrow Michael Phillips Ryan Savage Knoxville Poolesville Holstein Amy Richard Doug King Mike Heath Westminster Jersey Burnt Mills Farm Guernsey Wales Jason Fleming Hallywood Miss Richards Millang Mr Savage Miss Savage Ayrshire Milking Shorthorn

Reno to probe King assassination for conspiracy

Justice Department to review possible conspiracy in the Martin Luther King Jr. assassination. Harold Weisberg, former Ray defense investigator, calls the probe likely fruitless but urges broader examination of ballistics and evidence. Assassination Archives leader Jim Lesar supports wider questions, including Judge Brown’s role. Weisberg cites FOIA documents he says prove Ray innocent.

Janet Reno Justice Department Martin Luther King J Frederick Harold Weisberg Weisberg James Earl Ray Dr King Ray Dr. King FBI Mr. Weisberg Jim Lesar Assassination Archives and Resource Center Washington Ms. Reno Department of Justice Associated Press Mc Lesar Joseph Brown Brown Lesar

Cashier Guilty of Credit Card Theft at Weis Market

Angela Cline, 18, admitted in Frederick County Circuit Court that she used a customer credit card number to obtain cash and groceries. Judge John H. Tisdale ordered $1,473 restitution and an apology letter to the family.

Frederick County John H Tisdale Angela Cline Teresa Bean Visa Company Weis Market Spring Ridge Ms. Cline Weis Tisdale Chris Dawkins Alfred D. Noyes Trent Williams

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