Preservation concerns surround Star Spangled Banner manuscript
A Baltimore society notes it has not loaned the Star Spangled Banner manuscript since the 1950s due to safety concerns. National Archives conservators warned against moving the case, and recommended no long term display. Officials aimed to show Mrs Clinton the document's importance as part of a broader preservation push.
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Drug bust nets cash, weapons and vehicles in Maryland
In a Tuesday raid, law enforcement arrested Brooks of Loy Wolfe Road for possession with intent to distribute marijuana and related charges. Authorities seized a loaded shotgun, an electronic stun device, an indoor growing system, about $60,000 in assets including two Harley motorcycles and a 1969 Camaro, plus electronic gear. The operation began Monday at 5 p.m. and ended after SWAT forced entry.
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Wolfsville
Smithsburg
Good Humor Vendor Faces City Rules and Fees
A Catonsville Community College student selling Good Humor on city streets must follow revised vendor rules. Restrictions cover Baker Park and the historic district with 1000 foot distancing during events and fines up to 400 dollars for noncompliance. The youth plans to operate through September, hoping to expand to weddings and parties with a white Good Humor uniform.
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Carroll Creek Linear Park
Lynn Beard
East Street
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Seventh Street
Martinez
Catonsville Community College
Fort McHenry Chosen for National Tour Kickoff
The Washington Millennium Council selected Fort McHenry as the kickoff site for a national tour but requested the society deliver the document to them. Frederick warned that if asked again he would consider it seriously.
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Washington
Fire Volunteers Scarce Daytime Coverage Across Frederick County
New Market first fire tax district outside Frederick since 1988 operates with three daytime personnel. Green Valley sub station adds an engine driver and ambulance crew. Middletown Volunteer Fire adds an engine driver with weekday ambulance. No changes planned at Junior Carroll Manor or Libertytown. Hiring follows eligibility list. EMS trained personnel must meet firefighter requirements.
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New Market
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Middletown
Marsh
Frederick County
County budgets hint at near break even in 1999 plan
Ms Hogan cites conservative approach to reach break even as the fiscal 1999 budget includes a 15 million bond anticipation note sale. Commissioner Reeder calls the report sound budgeting while Hoke confirms the surplus will aid the 2000 budget. An audit of the 1998 budget will finish by September. Commissioners and library officials may discuss regional libraries.
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Bruce Reeder
Mark Hoke
Speeders staged from Page A-1 plan with plane aid
Sheriff Hagg said speeding on Crestwood roads with many intersections requires caution. Anglebergers offered his plane to the agency to encourage voluntary compliance rather than fines. The aim is to deter speed by visible enforcement and prompt drivers to slow down.
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Sheriff Hagg
Crestwood
State lottery official aims for more wins and excitement
A Maryland official discusses retooling The Big Game to offer more winning opportunities, even if smaller. He rejects simply copying Powerball and cautions that making the game harder to win could harm long-term interest.
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Maryland
Local Students Enroll at Juniata College 1998 Fall
Local students enroll at Juniata College Huntingdon PA for the 1998 fall semester. Jennifer Dorsch of Frederick a Gov Thomas Johnson High School graduate and Founders Scholarship recipient plans to study art and communication. Kathleen Minor of Adamstown a Poolesville High School graduate, Juniata Merit Award recipient, plans pre medicine studies.
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Jennifer Dorsch
Frederick
Gov Thomas Johnson High School
Juniata
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Doretta Dorsch
Kathleen Minor
Adamstown
Poolesville High School
Deborah H Waxman
Dennis B Minor
Evacuation at Census Bureau After Suspicious Package
A suspicious package sent to a Census Bureau employee in Suitland Maryland led to evacuation of about 1700 workers and surrounding agencies. Firecrackers and a large Roman candle were found inside the package. Authorities say it was likely sent by a relative. No injuries reported. building cleared for about five hours.
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Suitland, Md
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Prince George’s County
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