Rainfall tops three inch mark near Frederick this weekend
Torrential storms drenched Frederick County with over three inches of rain causing street and basement flooding and canceling events. Power outages affected 1,000 homes as crews restored lines. some outdoor plans shifted indoors. Weather improves with no more showers expected until Friday and highs near 80 with cooler nights.
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Independence Hall tribute recalls Frederick physician Sappington
In Independence Hall Philadelphia on May 18 a ceremony marked the 1775 College of Philadelphia start and highlighted Dr Francis Brown Sappington Frederick County’s noted physician. University archivist Francis Dallett sought a direct descendant inviting a guest. descendants include Mary Angell Sappington and Francis B Sappington Sr several relatives prominent in Frederick. The inquiry moved to Libertytown with Richard C Sappington presenting genealogical data and proposing cousin R Francis Sappington Lime Kiln as a honoree. his family includes Dr R Francis Sappington Jr chief of medicine at Jefferson Memorial Hospital and other relatives.
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Frederick
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North Market Street
All Saints Episcopal Church
Francis B. Sappington
Ford promises to unveil Mideast peace formula
At Salzburg, President Ford and Egyptian President Sadat discussed a peace formula to be unveiled within a month. Sadat pledged ongoing contact with Ford as Rabin announced Israel’s troop and tank reductions near the Suez Canal to facilitate the canal’s reopening and reduce regional tension.
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Grocery prices to go higher
The AP market basket survey shows May 1975 shoppers faced mixed trends with overall prices down 8.3 percent since the start of the year, but beef and pork rising as egg prices are expected to climb due to shrinking supply. Cattlemen hoard cattle amid weak beef prices, and pork prices likely to rise as supplies fall. Eggs continued to fall in May in most cities.
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Albuquerque
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Kelly Station Pottery exhibitor at Craft Fair
Ex-Braddock resident Gary Marsh of Ford City Pa and partner Rudy Tucker showcase Kelly Station Pottery at the Craft Fair. They produce functional ware using salt glazing and raku firing, belong to multiple guilds, and have taught at Indiana University Continuing Education.
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Kelly Station Pottery
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Pittsburgh
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American Crafts Council
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Craftman’s Guild
Theile College
Greenville
Johnstown
Altoona
Indiana
Associated Artists
Indiana University
Tucker
Who's in charge in Cambodia war scene
Inside The News reports easing danger in the Mideast and raises questions about leadership in Cambodia. Congress fights a mail probe as weather notes describe a sunny day with highs near 80 and cool nights. Queen Elizabeth I is quoted on personal presentation.
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