Freeman Frederick markets cattle hogs and grains report
Markets from Frederick and Woodsboro livestock auctions show steady butcher cattle and hog prices with strong demand for veal and dairy calves, plus rising sugar futures and mixed grains at Chicago boards. Delmarva poultry price levels remain steady with ample supplies, while coffee and cocoa push higher and grains slip.
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Coffey hearing set for March in district court
Sykesville Police Chief M William Coffey is due in Carrell County District Court March 13 to answer perjury false statement and misconduct in office charges. A full day is set to hear evidence after a lengthy probe led to resignations and the case stems from Coffey purportedly witnessing sale of suspected stolen goods and informing state police. Witnesses include former town official William H. Grimes councilman Delton Glass Jr and Deputy State's Attorney Benjamin Love as prosecutors prepare for trial.
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Carroll County
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Gerald C. Riter
Towson
Russell J. White
Ritter
William H. Grimes
Delton C. Glass Jr
Carrell County
Benjamin Love
Robert E. Graham
Broken water pipe fixes at FCC class building
Frederick Community College resumed activities after repairing a broken sprinkling pipe in the main classroom building. Thursday's incident spilled about 400 gallons from the ceiling causing class cancellation around 2 PM, but a college spokesman reported no water damage.
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FCC
Frederick Community College
Maryland student council convention hits Eleanor Roosevelt High
Maryland Association of Student Councils delegates convene at Eleanor Roosevelt High School Greenbelt to debate and vote on bills for the Maryland General Assembly. Tim Madey Brunswick High School leads opposition to a student search bill and backs blue law repeal and reinstatement of the draft.
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Eleanor Roosevelt High School
Greenbelt
Maryland General Assembly
Frederick County
Tim Madey
Brunswick High School
Madey
Hig School
Brunswick
Debbie Motley
Motley
Gaithersburg Gazette Sold to Davis Kennedy
The Gaithersburg Gazette, a 32,000 circulation weekly, is sold to Davis Lee Kennedy. John Panagos, editor and publisher, announces the deal and will remain as editor in chief and associate publisher while Kennedy assumes editor and publisher duties.
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Gaithersburg, Md
Gaithersburg Gazette
Davis Lee Kennedy
John Panagos
Panagos
Kennedy
Maryland Governor presses revenue sharing in Washington
Governor Harry R. Hughes led a Maryland delegation in lobbying for federal revenue sharing in an election year battle. He argued continuation keeps taxes down and services funded, noting Maryland’s $228 million surplus but capital budget deficit while opponents push cuts.
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Harry R. Hughes
Maryland
Hughes
National Governors’ Association
Clarence Long
D-Second
Gladys Spellman
Spellman
Barbara Mikulski
D-Third
Baltimore
George Piendik
Baltimore City
Music and Art Fair Set at Montgomery College Rockville
More than sixty sales booths will fill the Fine Arts Theater at Montgomery College Rockville Campus next weekend for a music and art fair. The event runs Friday and Saturday Feb 12 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Proceeds benefit WMCR campus radio for new equipment. Sponsored by the campus radio station student council and Bethesda WHFS. Rockville Campus address Rt 855 Mannakee Street. Information line 270-5002 or 658-1600.
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Rockville
Montgomery College
WMCR
Student Program Council
Bethesda
WHFS
Rt. 855
Mannakee Street
HCC to Hold Spring Registration Feb 4 10
Howard Community College plans late registration for spring credit courses from February 4 to February 10. Morning afternoon and evening hours are offered at the Columbia campus for courses not yet full. A $5 late fee applies. Call 992 4800 for details.
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Howard Community College
Columbia
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