Frederick auction to feature historic birth and wedding certificates
From Staff Reports an auction next month will offer pieces reflecting early Frederick life. Tim Gordon and Christie Burger of Gordon Auction Co say the sale on August 10 at 10 a.m. at the Frederick Fairgrounds will include artifacts from a Frederick estate and emphasize samplers and documents as keepsakes.
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Treasury auctions show lower short term rates
US Treasury sold 10.4 billion in three month bills at 5.58 percent and 10.4 billion in six month bills at 5.69 percent, both down from last week. The three month rate was the lowest since 5.56 percent on July 15 and the six month rate the lowest since 5.65 percent on May 28.
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Bill would extend unemployed benefits
Senate debate centers on up to 20 extra weeks of unemployment aid for those whose initial 26 weeks expired. House plans a similar bill potentially funded by employer tax hikes. White House opposes tax increases and seeks broader relief while Republicans seek compromise.
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NHTSA Probes Engine Fires in 1990 Camry and Crown Victorias
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration opened engineering analyses on eight reports of under hood fires in the 1990 Toyota Camry and six fires in Ford Crown Victoria police cars. Investigators note wiring short and undiluted antifreeze as possible causes, with additional related recalls and preliminary evaluations updated.
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Mercedes S class overweight sparks jokes in Europe
Mercedes-Benz faced embarrassment as its new S class tipped the scales at 2.5 tons, prompting jokes about three passenger capacity. The issue centered on Germany’s Technical Inspection Organization rules and a 308 pound weight increase Mercedes added after initial release. The auto maker notes the change applies to already delivered cars and cites high pricing and luxury options as contributing factors.
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