House with 1870s artifacts moved to new farm site
Frederick couple preserve a time capsule home from 1870 with German logs and 18th century features. They dismantle a timber barn and relocate three structures to a family farm on Devilbliss Bridge Road, seeking assistance for knowledge in exchange for preservation work. They live in period style, cooking over open fire and foraging from a garden.
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Claytor
Frederick
Historic District Commission
Ms. Candela
Blood on Vehicle Sparks Frederick Police Probe
Witnesses describe a gruesome scene as a car shows evidence of blood. Residents Perry and Clem say the Accord is theirs and they bought it two months ago. Sgt. Chase seeks a reasonable explanation of the blood source while Cpl. Servacek retires after 22 years on the force.
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Mr. Perry
Clem
Frederick
D.C
Sgt. Chase
Cpl. Servacek
Vintage P-51 crash at Malone air show claims pilot
A P-51 Mustang from the U S Army Air Corps Museum crashed during the Malone County Air Show about 150 miles north of Albany near the Canadian border. The sole occupant and pilot, George M. Krieger 66 of Pound Ridge, died. FAA said engine stall occurred while the formation flight.
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Malone
N.Y
U.S. Army Air Corps Museum
Dover
Del
Malone DuFour
Malone County
Albany
Lorraine Carra
Federal Aviation Administration
George M. Krieger
Pound Ridge
Income rebound as tax payments lift disposable income
The Commerce Department reports April and May income shifts tied to a 1993 tax law. April income up 0.1 percent after revision, spending up 0.1 percent. May income falls, savings steady at 4.2 percent. durable goods rise 2.5 percent, non-durable spending up 0.2 percent, services up 0.5 percent.
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Department
Commerce Department
Federal Reserve
Mayé
Speed tickets at 73 mph under new limits
Caio says enforcement remains strict with a 70 mph threshold and tickets issued at 73 mph and up under both 55 and 65 mph limits. State police note stormy weather and heavy holiday traffic reduced driver tolerance for higher speeds.
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Caio
Museum seeks WWII items and weapons for exhibit upgrades
Museum curator Mr. Naples seeks donations to improve future openings. He highlights a Jolson record donated by Joel Ulmer and flags from around the world, including a 48 star US flag, plus enlistment papers, war photos, medals, patches, and pins. He requests World War II items from Japan or Germany, weapons from any war, mannequins for uniforms and showcases.
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al Jolson
Joel Ulmer
Naples
Japan
Germany
City policing contract edge trims ranks and benefits
The contract would grant a 2.7 percent cost of living raise to all officers but removes lieutenants and higher ranks from coverage. It ends compensatory overtime hours and requires at least 40 hours of annual leave, with excess leave converting to sick leave after 240 hours. Military leave only pays the difference if city pay exceeds military pay. Tuition reimbursement is limited to law enforcement related classes, life insurance is cut, and health insurance costs rise. The three year pact expires in 1998 with annual wage and health care renegotiations.
Naples Aims Military Museum Opening and Women in Service Salute
Someday Mr. Naples envisions opening a military museum on select weekends each month. He plans to designate a section honoring the achievements of women in the military.
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Naples
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