Mrs Bartlett Finds Life Enjoyment in Washington Tours
Mrs Bartlett, wife of Representative Roscoe Bartlett, thrives on Washington life. She leads White House and Capitol tours, values the city’s unpredictability, and praises colleagues while sharing family history from Hinsdale to Takoma Park. Her large, blended family figures in a steady farm life and enduring marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Capitol
Washington
Congress
Newt Gingrich
Hollywood
Beverly Byron
Dr. Bartlett
Hinsdale
Michigan
Bartlett
Adelphian Academy
Andrews University
Berrien Springs
Mich
Takoma Park
Karen Louise
Linda Darlene
Robert Earl
Fredrick Lewis
Applied Physics Lab
Mrs. Bartlett
Barbara
Fred
Ross
Mount Airy
Heat Wave Causes Highlighted Across 24 Hours
Ellen Borakove of the medical examiner's office said seven deaths in Washington DC were linked to heat. New York reached 102 degrees on Saturday, a new date record, while 4,607 EMS calls were reported. Chicago Mayor Daley urged residents to check on the elderly and seek cooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Borakove
Medical Examiner
Washington
Chicago
Donald Stevens
North Side
Gaby Kuhn
Mabel Swanson
Ms Kuhn
Daniel Gooch
Michael Tracy
Stolen plates trigger late night chase in Frederick County
Deputies pursued a car bearing stolen license tags. three men were caught around 2:30 a.m. with help from the Maryland State Police helicopter and K9 unit. One suspect, Daniel Eyler of Walkersville, was wanted for probation violation and taken to Frederick City Police. The investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Sheriff's Deputies
Maryland State Police
Sheriff's Office
Randall Freysz
Daniel Allen Eyler
Walkersville
Frederick City
Freysz
Iraqi embargo stance dominates as hostages released
Saddam announced possible end to UN cooperation if sanctions lift. Clinton officials say sanctions stay until all Security Council resolutions are followed. Richardson, not a formal envoy, says release came from Saddam after a humanitarian plea. Caliberti describes husband’s joy after return to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardson
Caliberti
United States
Barloon
White House
Mary Ellen Glynn
Clinton
Saddam
Kuwait
Warren Christopher
D-N.m
Christopher
Nbc-Tv
Meet the Press
United Nations
Iraq
U.N
Security Council
Lake
Boston Globe
County preserves historic covered bridge heritage
The Roddy Road covered bridge, built in 1856, receives repairs and protection against vandalism. Local advocate Mr. Fitzgerald argues a covered bridge lasts indefinitely and attracts tourists, noting prior incidents and a county society that funds lighting. The Loy's Station and Utica Mills bridges are next in line for lighting projects funded by the county and supported by a 300-member advocacy group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Albert Zentz
Mr. Zentz
Reddy Road
Roddy Road
Loy’s Station Covered Bridge
County Covered Bridge Society
Loy’s Station
Utica Mills
Storm knocks out power and cables across Frederick area
Shift supervisor John Woelfel reports 11 wires and 21 trees down as the storm sweeps across Frederick Carroll and Montgomery counties. Ed Rhodes of Potomac Edison says 7,000 customers lost power requiring five repair crews and extra crews from Hagerstown. By 6 p.m. Sunday 250 customers remained without power with restoration hoped by 11 p.m. Ironically rainfall was light about 0.17 inches in downtown Frederick and Cablevision outages affected Frederick City Ijamsville and Brunswick with services restoring later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Woelfel
Ed Rhodes
Potomac Edison
Frederick
Carroll
Montgomery
Hagerstown
Mr. Rhodes
Rhodes
Frederick Cablevision
Frederick City
Ijamsville
Brunswick
Cablevision
Frederick County dog show endures heat with care measures
Frederick County Humane Society volunteers describe the brutal 100 degree heat affecting dogs and handlers at the Catoctin Kennel Club show. Officials placed iced pools, patrolled every 20 minutes, and emphasized that weather rarely cancels judging due to advance entries and venue reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Humane Society
Nancy Bagent
Society
Sandi Wilson
Catoctin Kennel Club
Larry Nichols
Candace Andelman
Monkton, Md
Frederick
Heat wave claims over a million Delmarva chickens
Trade groups report more than a million chickens dead on Delmarva as heat topples 100 degrees. Growers say losses per farm run into thousands, with Altwater Farm in Trappe counting about 12 000 birds lost from a 28 000 flock after six hours of heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocomore City
Delmarva Peninsula
Delmarva
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Pallin
Thomas Johnson
McDonald's
Kathy Caliberti
Jacksonville
Fredevick
Allegany Hearing & Speech Associates
AHSA
Francis Scott Key Mall
Frederick, MD
England
Ms. Andelman
Ms. Gallups
Reistertown
David Levin
Levin
Susan Brendel
Delmar
Del
Mika
Altwater
Sussex County
Toomins Wohneon
Erick
BO Mears
Givotrederick Otha
West Virginia
Ikers
Soratio
Spongle Mills
Berkeley County
Spring Mills Road
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