Dog show draws lots of woofers at Frederick fairgrounds
The Ninth All-Breed Dog Show and Obedience Trial drew 1,234 dogs from 130 breeds to the Frederick Fairgrounds. Cats? No. The event, hosted by the Catoctin Kennel Club, featured dogs from Missouri to New Jersey and highlighted multiple Best of Breed winners including a 20-pound smooth fox terrier and a Russian wolfhound, with owners praising breed traits and canine personalities.
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Frederick Fairgrounds
Catoctin Kennel Club
Missouri
North Carolina
Ohio
New Jersey
Pam Dziuk
Warrenton
Caryn Nelson
Delaware
Brian
Laurie Rowland
Mount Airy
Rowlands
Lou Herczeg
Corkey
Catoctin
Mr. Rowland
Linda Baker
Walkersville
Mrs. Baker
Vanessa Johnson
Baltimore
Russia
Hungary
Mrs. Harlow
End of cease-fire unclear as Rwanda conflict drives mass exodus
Rebels claim a cease-fire and promise no civilian harm while pressing France to arrest Hutu leaders. Pasteur Bizimungu named president for five years. Zaire border crossings at Goma overwhelmed by refugees. UN and aid agencies warn of dire food and relief needs as up to 3 million Rwandans flee.
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Pauli Kagame
Zaire
Rwanda
Kagame
Pasteur Bizimungu
Goma
Panos Moumizis
U.N. High Commissioner For Refugees
Juvenal Habyarimana
Tanzania
Burundi
Uganda
Festival awards highlight diverse boat and swim contests
Festival Boy Scout Troop 277 claimed Best Craft and Crew Appearance for The Titanic. Brian Veverka won Most Unusual with Bike or Boat. Sam George earned Most Outrageous for Legend Killer. Maury Domsky led adult kayak, Zachary Hughes led kids kayak, Kevin Benson canoe winner, Brad Minnick poling boat winner. Tawana Minnick and Megan Schaff won swimsuit contests. The event ended with a dash for cash as participants hunted $10 in a 2 liter bottle.
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Boy Scout
Brian Veverka
Sam George
Maury Domsky
Zachary Hughes
Kevin Benson
Brad Minnick
Tawana Minnick
Megan Schaff
City worker pay figure list shows wide salary spread
The document lists multiple city employees and job titles with two salary figures each, including supervisors, brick masons, carpenters, painters, laborers, and park staff. Notable names include Ronald L. Kine, David Dawson, Jeffrey Young, and Lorin A. Angelus, with salaries ranging from about 9,840 to 95,435 across various departments.
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Ott
Ronald L. Kine
David Dawson
Jeffrey Young
Joel Falkenstein
Mechanic II
Clarence Lewis
Earl Wolfe
Roy Witmer
Kellen Musser
Kenneth Lawson
Leonard 0
Mercy Sr
Steven M. Johnson
Park
James Miller
Lorin A. Angelus
David J. Piel
Timothy A. Keepers
Leo S. Ornderth
Petersville Jousting Tournament Shines in Rain
Knights and fair maids competed in the Petersville Jousting Tournament despite rain. About 35 to 40 riders from Maryland and nearby states charged an 80 yard course to spear rings in under 9 seconds, with winners in multiple classes including Mike Virts and Emily Buikstra.
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Knights and
Fair Maids
Petersville
Maryland
Haiti Debates U S Action Overthrew Haitian Leaders
Defense leaders weigh possible invasion as Clinton aides stall on decisive steps. Critics warn against risky intervention while Pentagon deploys 2,800 Marines and 4,700 sailors near Haiti. A Time CNN poll shows limited opposition to unilateral U.S. action, with half supporting sending troops.
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United States
Panetta
Haiti
William Perry
Romania
Clinton
Senate
Bob Dole
CBS
Dole
Kweisi Mfume
D-Md
Congressional Black Caucus
NBC
Jean-Bertrand Aristide
Mfume
Pentagon
CNN
U.S
Jewelry theft prompts police appeal for information
Retailers report a jewelry store break in with two suspects described as a late twenty female and a lighter skinned black male in his early twenties. A separate Express store theft ended with recovered merchandise and two suspects in custody. A Gap store incident involved three pairs of khaki pants valued at unknown price, recovered after a later attempted cash exchange. suspect fled.
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Tea
May
Express
Hoffman
Gap Clothing
Montgomery Ward
Couple hospitalized after two-vehicle crash
A hospital spokeswoman said three people were treated and released at FMH after a two-vehicle collision. Dwayne Bowers and his passengers wore seat belts while the Vance car occupants did not. Bowers was cited for failure to drive right of the center line.
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FMH
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Kelly Haba
Rewandan
U.N
Romeo Dallaire
Rwandan Patriotic Front
Brenda Barton
Somalia
Mr. Moumtzis
Mer's Woods
Petersville Road
St. Marks
Mike Virts
St Marks
Frederick
Frank Sekwisk
Wewchert Realtors
Seadard
Ateast
A Division of
Ash Home Exteriors, Inc
Dr. Sobhani
Frederick Pediatric Associates
Bucky Buckley
Buick
Ideal Motors
GMC
IDEAL
Ustomer
Elbert Harden
Jefferson Hairplane
Salon
S. Jefferson St. Frederick
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