AT&T strike unlikely to disrupt services, secretary says
Labor Secretary William Brock on NBC Today said the AT&T strike by its largest union would likely have little short term effect as services would be sustained. He saw no government intervention, calling the dispute a healthy bargaining process. The CWA walkout began at 12:01 a.m. EDT, while the IBEW reached a tentative three year wage accord later Sunday, which the CWA rejected.
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Suspects sought in city shooting
Frederick police seek suspects in a fatal style city shooting that left David S. Brown 29 of 4235 Market St in critical condition after a 4 53 p m shot on Ice Street. Brown was alive and able to speak with responders before transport to the Maryland Institute for Emergency Medical Services Systems in Baltimore.
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Find something you love doing at Singapore High
Baltimore Sac columnist Michael Olesker recalled his high school fear at a baccalaureate for Singapore High’s class of 23 graduates. He urged graduates to pursue love over money, stressing hard work and risk taking, with reminders of friends who found success in varied paths and the need to express love to family.
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New Market Inn Opens As Cozy B and B Mixes Museum Nods
Western Maryland weather page notes diminishing winds and pleasant Tuesday highs 70 to 75. Dear Abby, syndicated columnist turning 30 years, reaches about 9 million readers with 1,000 letters daily. New Market gains a bed and breakfast blending museum charm with motel comfort. Cougars clinch berth in Tuesday Class C softball title pursuit.
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Sarah Osborn crowned county dairy princess in Frederick County
Urbana Sarah Osborn was named Frederick County's 25th dairy princess at a Saturday night crowning in a silver anniversary event. The 18 year old Keymar resident will advance to the July 31 state contest during the 28th coronation at the Sheraton Inn Frederick along with two other contestants Lisa Payne of Tuscarora and Patt Favorite of Thurmont. Debbie Osborn previously won the title in 1964 making Sarah the second in her family to receive the honor. Past dairy princesses attended the contest and several state winners from Frederick County were noted. Next month she will crown the county farm queen after serving as second runner up in last year's statewide competition.
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Hodel and Scouts Lead C O Canal Cleanup Effort
Secretary of the Interior Donald Hodel joined Boy Scouts and volunteers in a massive three month cleanup of the C O Canal from White's Ferry to Paw Paw. The effort aims to repair flood damage assessed at about 10 million dollars with 16 000 volunteers, 8 500 scouts, and 70 percent of the park still closed.
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