Clinton hopeful talks continue
In Naples Italy President Clinton urged resuming talks with North Korea on its nuclear program after a brief pause for the death of President Kim Sung and was joined by Western leaders. Klaus Kinkel called Kim’s death a major concern while noting North Korea appeared ready to negotiate. American officials remain optimistic talks will resume quickly.
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Kim
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Not a happy birthday as Q J faces trial
Dr. Simpson spends his 47th birthday in jail today facing a double murder trial after a judge found enough evidence to link him to the brutal knifings of ex wife and her friend. Hernandez
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Los Angeles
Simpson
Robert Kardashian
Kathleen Kennedy- Powell
Noise ordinance faces opposition from farmers and kennels
Local farmers and kennel owners oppose parts of a proposed animal control ordinance at a public hearing led by Linda Raymond of Sunchaser Kennels. They fear fines for farm animal noises and seek exemptions while supporters like Debbie Simeldone defend the measure. The hearing starts at 7 30 p m Tuesday at Winchester Hall in Frederick.
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Debbie Simeldone
Mary Caruthers
Amberlyne Kennels
Winchester Hall
Frederick
Rap Shades Bring Cool Vibes to Sunshine Day
Three year old Ryan Meyer and his older brother Nathan enjoy warm Friday weather listening to rap music with a playful pair of Rap Shades. The image captures siblings relaxing outdoors as they explore music and sunshine together.
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Ryan Meyer
Nathan
Remembering 1936 Heat Wave in Frederick County
The region endures another blistering spell with highs near 96 degrees and heat advisories. Residents recall the 1936 record 109 degrees in Frederick County as they cope with humid, hot conditions and health warnings. The National Weather Service warns of continuing heat with possible thunderstorms and ozone concerns. Local hospitals report more respiratory cases linked to the heat.
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Frederick County
Thelma Mantz
Frederick
Carroll Creek
National Weather Service
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Cheryl Ester
State Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
Frederick County society sells rare membership for 20000
At the Frederick Fairgrounds a 132 year old agriculture society sold a single stockholder membership for 20000 in under seven minutes. Myra Gus of Frederick won the bid against Joe Biser after Julien Delphey opened at 10000. The sale, by the Fisher family, drew strong interest from local farming figures and highlighted the scarcity of existing stock. Life members gain reserved parking admission and seat pricing benefits at Great Frederick Fair events and participate in electing the board of directors.
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Frederick County Agriculture Society
Frederick Fairgrounds
Myra Gus
Frederick
Gus
Joe Biser
Frederick County
Julien Delphey
Delphey
Alden E. Fisher
Delbert Null
Frederick Fair
Joseph Vona
Austin Bohn
Endorsements signal busy campaign season in Maryland district
Maryland's 6th District race heats up as candidates win varied endorsements from unions to chambers. Incumbent Roscoe Bartlett lists groups such as U S Chamber of Commerce and NFIB, plus Citizens Against Government Waste and the NRA. Local support includes Cumberland Valley Associated Builders and Contractors. Democratic hopefuls Crawford, Dhillon, and Muldowney tout labor backing from Maryland State Teachers Association and United Steel Workers, among others.
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Roscoe Bartlett
U.S Chamber of Commerce
National Federation of
Citizens Against Government
National Rifle Association
Bartlett
Cumberland Valley Associated Builders and Contractors
Steve Crawford
Neil Dhillon
Paul Muldowney
Crawford
Frederick
Maryland State Teachers Association
United Steel Workers of America
National Air Traffic Controllers Association
Transportation and Communication Workers International Union
McClurkin Enters Race for Frederick County Commissioner
John B. McClurkin 35 a Republican and Urbana Civic Association member announced his bid for county commissioner in the fall elections. He cites planning zoning meetings and county votes as a key irritant and worries Frederick is becoming a bedroom community with new subdivisions and two lane roads. He pushes faster infrastructure and schools and says sewer fees should attract business rather than support residential growth.
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Mr. McClurkin
Urbana Civic Association
McClurkin
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