Lenin statue in Seattle stirs mixed reviews in Fremont
An 18 foot 8 ton Lenin statue imported from Slovakia has drawn eggs and urine, with petitions for removal. Fremont leaders hold it in trust as discussions continue on sale at about 150000 dollars. the piece was bought after being found in Slovakia and transported by Peter Bevis with help from the late Lew Carpenter’s family.
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Student Wears Wire in Bribe Plot at Queens High School
Andres Namen, 18, wore a recording device to expose teacher Kenneth Cotton, 44, who allegedly demanded 300 for a passing grade at Jamaica High School. Cotton was arrested after the teen handed over the second payment. bail set at 5000 bond.
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Roadcheck 95 targets dangerous trucks nationwide
State and local officials call Operation Roadcheck 95 a success as scale houses run 72 hours. New Market inspectors report 38 violations in 278 trucks, 15 trucks and 27 drivers seized. Statewide totals include 88 trucks and 142 drivers removed from service amid hours on duty violations.
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Keys Milk Cow Challenge Ends in Blue Rocks Loss
Frederick Keys infielder Chris Kirgin reacts to jokes while fumbled milking a cow during Daily Night at Grove Stadium. The event, pitting three Keys players against three from Wilmington, was sponsored by the Maryland Dairy Princess Association and the Mid-Atlantic Milk Marketing Association. The Keys lost to the Wilmington Blue Rocks.
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Public comment sought on Brunswick regional plan open houses
The Frederick County Planning Department will host two open houses for residents to comment on the Brunswick Regional Plan. One on June 27 at Valley Elementary School from 5 to 8 p m, and another on June 29 at the Brunswick City Park building at 655 Potomac St from 6 to 9 p m. The trends and issues report will be available at both events. Residents are urged to pick up and return the plans and land-use issues survey at the meetings. A public presentation of the trends and issues report to the Frederick County Planning Commission is set for July 19 at 7 p m at the Brunswick City Park building.
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