Farm queen crowned at Maryland State Fair
Vickie Beckley of Washington County was crowned the 50th Maryland Farm Bureau Queen at the Maryland State Fair in Timonium marking the state fair 100th anniversary. The event featured 23 county queens, judging on farm and community roles, with Beckley receiving a $2,000 scholarship and an all expenses paid trip to the American Farm Bureau Convention in San Diego.
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Timonium
Washington County
Vickie Beckley
Maryland Farm Bureau
Maryland State Fair
Maryland
Farm Bureau
Jenny White
Baltimore County
Milton White IE
A. Carla Eck
Queen Anne’s
Donna Cole
Karen Clark
Howard County
Karen Halloway
Harford County
Frederick County
Jacqui Bell
John Bell
Robert Beckley
Beckley
American Farm Bureau
San Diego
Calif
Karen J. Laughman
Bruce Hawley
James Schwartz
Kim Proudfoot
State Farm Bureau
Richard F
Price
Leon Enfield
Knoxville
John Bouma
Jennifer Hagerty
Montgomery County
Hendrickson kin listed in Baltimore area with service
Hendrickson of Rockville and relatives including Mary H. Morgan John David Hendrickson Marthe L Huillier Hendrickson Margaret Brown Hendrickson and George Alexander Brown all of Baltimore with three great grandchildren and cousins in Geneva Switzerland. There will be no viewing. Services at 11 a.m. Tuesday Sept 1 at All Saints Episcopal Church with Rev A D Salmon officiating. Burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Memorials to All Saints Episcopal Church 108 W Church St Frederick MD 21701 Arrangements by Smith Fadeley Keeney Basford Funeral Home 1066 Church St Frederick.
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All Saints Episcopal Church
W. Church St
Frederick
Smith, Fadeley, Keeney & Basford Funeral Home
Church St
Royals fire Jim Frey name Dick Howser manager
Kansas City Royals announce the dismissal of manager Jim Frey and name former New York Yankees skipper Dick Howser as his replacement. Howser to be introduced at a 1 p.m. news conference at the stadium. Royals sit at 30-40 this season with a 10-10 mark in the second half.
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Kansas City Royals Today
Jim Frey
New York Yankees
Dick Howser
Howser
Joe Burke
Royals
Burke
Frey
Community gathers for water protest and tractor pull results
MontCo residents man a booth offering free water as a rallying sign against a local landfill. Citizens raise funds via raffles for legal fees and report strong turnout. Tractor pull events drew large crowds at the ball park with Maryland winners across multiple classes including Boonsboro, Laytonsville, Frederick, Davidsonville, and Harwood competitors.
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Laytonsville
Maryland
Priscilla Benner
Ball Park
Boonsboro
Dave Moore
Tracy Thomas
Frederick Man
Robert Keith
Alfred Wiles
Mount Airy
Tom Savage
Monrouiz
Hagerstown
David Stockett
Davidsonville
David Kline
Jimmy Kendle
Paul Barnsley
Frederick
Gary Geisler
Sonny Owens
Herwood
Tommy Tessier
Patty Wagner
Gaithersburg
Doug van Sant
David Smith
Hohere
Liberals mobilize pocketbooks against rising conservative tide
Washington liberals mobilize money against Reagan era conservatives. Since November at least seven new liberal action groups have formed in Washington linking to lawmakers and aides. They use direct mail to solicit contributions, reporting increases over two years ago while some groups shift to attacks on budget cuts and abortion rights.
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Washington
Ronald Reagan
White House
Senate
Russell D. Hemenway
National Committee For
Congress
House
Hemenway
Americans For Democratic Action
House of Representatives
Roger Craver
Manager Burke Urges Better Play to Stay in Pennant Race
Burke said the team lacks a key piece of the puzzle and must play better baseball to stay competitive. He urged a more aggressive, competitive effort the rest of the season to remain in the pennant chase.
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Burke
Hood College Enrollment Grows While Preserving Traditions
Hood College enrollment reaches about 1700 students amid a decade of growth in women’s colleges. Dr. Church notes increased female college enrollments since the 1970s and Hood’s balance of diverse students, strong faculty, and commitment to community. Opening convocation is Sept. 1 with classes starting Sept. 2 under Hood’s continued emphasis on tradition and expansion.
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Women’s College Coalition
Ford Foundation
Hood
Board of Trustees
Church
Women's College Coalition
Women’s Coigen
Iany
Okta
Opdl
Recce
Hudson
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Kenneth Bostian
Middleburg
Pati Philip Weneblom
Brad O'Leary
Americans For Change
Victor S. Kamber
Progressive Political Action Committee
Alex W. Barber
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Sylvania
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