Frederick corn law clash threatens town’s farmers
The piece explains Frederick Maryland’s street vending law, its impact on local produce farmers, and the push to allow local farmers to sell on roadsides while banning nonlocal produce. It argues laws should aid farmers without chasing away honest sellers and notes the need to protect Maryland’s agriculture.
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Frederick
Helle
Emateriete
Carroll
Washington
Maryland
Fire Academy funding pressure eases for NETC Emmitsburg
Roy Meachum argues against cuts to federal fire training at NETC Emmitsburg and EMI, warning of dire costs to lives, property, and industry. He notes strong business backing and congressional opposition to trimming essential fire safety programs, and argues for maintaining funding to preserve training and readiness.
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Emmitsburg
Frederick County
National Emergency Training Center
NETC
Capitol Hill
U.S
U.S. Department of Commerce
National Fire Academy
NFA
Commerce
Mount St. Joseph College
Federal Emergency Management Agency
FEMA
Congress
ACIVE
Defense
Emmitsburg College Purchase
Civil Defense
Collee
Emergency Management Institute
EMI
Washington
U.S. Fire Administration
USFA
White House
Gramm- Rudman
News- Post
Joint Appropriations Committee
Fire Establishment
Roy Cohn AIDS treatment at NIH sparks questions
The disbarred lawyer Roy Cohn, once McCarthy's chief counsel, is among NIH patients treated for AIDS in Bethesda. Records show Cohn admitted November 4, released November 23, then readmitted June 2 for experimental AZT therapy. Doctors note symptoms of illness and a cautious approach to sexual activity amid his prognosis.
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Washington
Roy Cohn
New York
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
NIH
Cohn
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Soviet Union
Joseph McCarthy
Wisconsin
Republican
Conn
Rock Hudson
Thomas Bolan
Robert C. Young
National Cancer Institute
Young
Kaposi
Cobn
Coho
White House
Washington Post
Cabinet
Bwasou
Burroughs Wellcome Co
The
Cancer Institute
Duke University
Burroughs Wellcome
Lancet
July 25 1908 Mews From Frederick area notes and events
A column from the Mews covers diverse local happenings. Highlights include a 875000 offer for group rights connected to Harpers Ferry, a Potomac River bridge matter, the three millionth Ford truck exhibited in Emmitsburg, a fishing trip yielding about 200 pounds of catfish, a WIENER roast near Thurmont for Francis Hubbard, a farewell dinner for Fr. Wiliam Queen Simms moving to Texas, JUNIOR Red Cross caps ceremony, and the Frank Rudman Literary Agency announcement of Richard Leichert's Nazi Overcoat being bought by Panther Publishing.
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Real
George Fleagle
Frank Welsh
Thurmont
Potomac River
William Queen Simms
Frederick
Basilica of the Assumption
Baltimore
Frank Rudman Literary Agency
Richard Leichert
Panther Publishing Co
Frederick News-Post
How to sell your home without a Realtor debated
Barbara C. Axline of ERA Pace-Setters Realty argues against selling without a Realtor, listing savings claimed by owners and arguing that commissions cover essential services. She cites MLS data, prep work, vendor deals, pricing accuracy, and buyer access as reasons Realtors add value and protect sellers. She defends a 6 to 7 percent commission as worthwhile.
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Hinidini Jeenma
Front-page distress photos spark critique in Frederic k News-Post
Letter writers condemn front-page half-page images of grieving black families tied to shooting victims. A second voice praises Frederick Bass Masters Association fishing event for Little Brothers and Sisters, urging broader community mentorship and involvement through Big Brothers/Big Sisters.
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Frederick
Post
Sagner
Anderson's
Rom
Tielf
News-Post
Fort Detrick Pond
Frederick Bass Masters Association
Bass Masters
Bass Masters Association
Darrell Atkins
Ken Foz
Jim Collins
Robby Cross
Dan Peksenak
Larry Standifer
France Ippoliti
Eric May
Hal Heagy
Janet Heagy
Lee Standifer
Arlene Atkine
Lori Hauver
Taurasos introduces vegetarian menu at Victor's Saloga and Raw Bar
Michele Siegel notes Taurasos restaurant Victor's Saloga and Raw Bar will offer a vegetarian menu and non alcohol drinks. She highlights the small but growing share of vegetarians in the US and questions the potential variety beyond a vegetable plate. Middletown remembers the shift.
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Tauraso
Victor
Saloga
United States
Taurasos
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Jack Anderson
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Dale van Atta
Lip Cohn
United Feature Syndicate
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Harpers Ferry Det
Herbert B O'Conor
Carty Ramnon
and Potomac River Bridge Company
Ralph S. Sperry
Burgess
BF. Tewie
Albert Adelsberger
Beaulah Stull
Monocacy River
Francis Hubbard
John Hubbard
Frances and
Mary Hubbard
Raymond Hubbard
John and Everett Ramaburg
Richard Free
George and Kenneth Barteis
Charles Stull
Cromwell Jacobs
Red Cross
Marion Comer
Vindobona Nursing Home
Abby Spero
Melanie
Pamela Cunningham
Doris Jean Early
Clara Harris
Vicki Horst
Theresa Keefer
Marilyn Krantz
Sally Molesworth
Sheila Pennington
Kay Perkins
Brenda Leigh Pettit
Kathy Rohrer
Susan Schaffer
Joyce Taylor
Mary Thomas
Garnetta Walters
Barbara C.axline
ERA Pace-Setters Realty Inc
Mrs. D Smith Frederick
Sushil Bhattacharjee
Big Brothers
Big Sisters
Michele Siegel Middletown
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