Dollar soars to record highs amid GNP forecast
The dollar rose to new peaks against the French franc and Italian lire in early trading as expectations the US second quarter GNP will show a sharp rise fueled a risky surge. Gold prices plunged about eight dollars an ounce as investors fled bullion, with London fixes around 335.25 dollars bid.
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Inside The News SARE MAI. MEET "The best thing that can come with success is the knowledge that it is nothing to long for
Liv Ullmann, actress, voices a quote about success and contentment, reflecting on achievement as liberating rather than desire. The remark frames ambition as lesser than inner peace and fulfillment.
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Mount St Mary's professor tracks LA Olympics announcer role
Mount St Mary's economics professor serves as track announcer at the Los Angeles Olympic Games. His dual perspective links academic analysis with live sporting event coverage in a high profile international setting.
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Weather forecast for Western Maryland and Maryland Mountains
Bermuda high strengthens driving mid Atlantic heat and humidity. Western Maryland expects partly sunny skies today with a late thunderstorm chance and highs near 70s to 80s, tonight lows around 60s. Tuesday will be mostly sunny, hot and humid with highs in the 90s. Maryland mountains stay warm and mostly sunny through Tuesday with mid 70s to near 80s. Winds southwest around 10 mph, dry conditions overall. Yesterday temperatures: Frederick 38, Cumberland 78, Hagerstown 47, Oakland 76, Westminster 81.
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Frog weather over for awhile in Frederick area
Heavy rainfall last week left a wake in Frederick area ponds with felled tree limbs and slower conditions. A bullfrog in a Wolfsville farm pond appeared unbothered as locals noted lingering damp spots and periodic wet spells.
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Whooping cough vaccine ready for Frederick County children
Maryland and national health officials report a vaccine shortage while Frederick County claims enough supply to vaccinate about 750 children for fall school entry. Local, state and federal officials note price increases threaten immunization funding and potential outbreaks. Frederick County administers vaccines in five areas and has previously paid higher prices.
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Iran weighs resuming ties with West despite US foe
West Germany’s foreign minister said Iran’s leadership shows interest in better overall relations with the West while many oppose cooperation with the United States. An Iranian parliament president hinted at moving Iran out of isolation, aiming for broader ties, trade, and exchanges with Germany.
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Car crash kills motorist in Maryland on US 340 bridge
Dwight Ronald Mays 30 of Inwood West Virginia died when his 1962 Chevrolet Citation left the US 340 bridge in Jefferson then plunged 150 feet to Sandy Hook Road. The car burst into flames after landing. bystanders helped pull him free before the vehicle exploded. Volunteers and multiple fire companies searched the area. no additional victims were found.
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Economy shows unexpectedly strong annual growth rate
The Commerce Department released revised figures showing_april quarter growth at about 7 percent, higher than earlier estimates. Analysts warn the momentum may fade, noting mixed signals and the lingering effects of the prior recession.
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Eager demand as Frederick stores await Penthouse copies
Residents rush to newsstands state wide for the September Penthouse issue featuring Vanessa Williams. Blue Ridge News Agency reports shipment delays and local stores like People's and 7 11 note waiting lists and late arrivals while others such as Waldans Hook and Drug Fair report no calls or stock.
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