Why We Camp at Catoctin and Cunningham Falls
A reflective account of a weekend camping trip near Frederick at Catoctin Mountain Park and Cunningham Falls. Describes family setup Owens Creek campground Camp Misty Mount policies, wildlife encounters, trail hikes on Deerfield Nature Trail, and the lure of unplugged life. Roger the schnauzer shares the experience, while hosts Reggie and Evelyn Leizear keep campers safe. The piece contrasts rustic solitude with anticipation of modern routines after returning home.
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Foxville
Deerfield
Frederick
Catoctin Mountain Park
Cunningham Falls State Park
Owens Creek
Misty Mount
Cunningham Falls
Hunting Creek Lake
Washington
Annapolis
Roger
Mother Nature Central
Yvays
Reggie
Evelyn Leizear
Mexico may lift barriers to pursuit of U.S. citizenship
Mexico considers a law allowing Mexicans living abroad to seek U.S. citizenship while keeping Mexican property rights. Supporters say it would empower a large voting bloc in border states and defend rights of Mexicans in the United States. The main obstacle cited is loss of inheritance and property rights in Mexico. The oath requires allegiance to one country only.
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Mexico City
Mexico
U.S
United States
Jorge Bustamante
Tijuana
Colegio de la Frontera Norte
Christopher to Open U S Embassy in Hanoi
Secretary of State Warren Christopher will visit Hanoi to open a U S Embassy, the first such trip for a cabinet member to Vietnam. The Asia tour also includes Brunei, Malaysia and Cambodia as Republicans try to block normalization funding.
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Washington
Warren Christopher
Asia
Vietnam
U.S
Hanoi
Christopher
Brunei
Malaysia
Cambodia
Clinton
Tun House
National Press Club
Congress
Jeffers Receives President's Award for Educational Excellence
Christopher Jeffers of Frederick earned the President's Award for Educational Excellence for maintaining a 3.6 GPA through grades four and five, passing the sixth grade summative test, and receiving nominations from teachers Mary Jane Fawkes and Brian Lucas. He received a certificate signed by the President and a letter, and will enter sixth grade at Monocacy Middle School in September, enrolled in seventh grade honors. He is the son of Tom and Robin Jeffers.
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Christopher Jeffers
Frederick
Mary Jane Fawkes
Brian Lucas
Christopher
Alo
Clinton
Monocacy Mi School
Tom
Robin Jeffers
Inmate Medical Fees Grow as Jail Budgets Rise
The jail reports a 1995 fiscal year average of 300 inmates with 4,900 medication orders and a 1995 budget of 422000 for medical services. Medication costs dominated the budget at 117000, while the 1996 medical budget increased to 470000. Chief Stanton advocates higher fees and future recovery of post release medical costs, seeking administrative support to bill inmates.
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Chief Stanton
Heat wave continues with high temperatures and storms forecast
National Weather Service forecasters describe a stubborn Bermuda high over the midwest keeping heat in the mid Atlantic. Frederick remains on the edge of the system limiting 100 degree readings though 90s persist with scattered afternoon storms easing some heat. Ozone forecast is code yellow with hot humid conditions through midweek and a chance of evening storms.
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National Weather Service
Associated Press
Bermuda
United States
Canada
Frederick
Maryland
Frank DeMario
Potomac Edison
Metropolitan Washington
We Carry The News Keep You Posted Hrederich Nefos Post
The fragment signals a local newspaper masthead style with a slogan promising timely reporting. Names and exact article details are not provided, but the header suggests a daily paper emphasizing rapid updates and reader awareness.
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Hrederich Nefos-Post
Dyslexia expert studies 1985 dyslexic students
Dr. Rawson interviewed 56 men who were students 25 years earlier, noting they thrived with challenge and effort. She links success to work and argues for an alphabetic phonics approach while stressing early support for dyslexic students in Frederick County schools and beyond.
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Rawson
Dr. Rawson
Frederick County
Pam Pencola
Union woman found guilty in murder case draws mixed verdict
In Union, 10,000 residents discuss the case of Susan Smith as prosecutors sought the death penalty and jurors deliberated. Smith, 23, did not testify and faces a death sentence or life options after pleading not to testify further. The community struggles with the tragedy and its lasting impact.
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Robyn Zimmerman
Ms. Smith
Bruck
Mr. Bruck
Mr. Pope
Susan
Christine Bird
Holly Tator
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