Democrats raise 250000 for Maryland state party
Maryland Democrats staged a sold out fundraiser at the Stouffer Hotel led by Nathan Landow, raising about 250000 to bolster party operations including computer use, voter recruitment, and training. The event aimed to rival Republican fundraising and modernize party efforts amid national GOP gains. Local leaders lauded Landow, highlighting renewed unity and outreach to business communities.
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Nathan Landow
Republican Party
Landow
Stouffer Hotel
Democratic Party
U S foreign debt burden soars past half trillion in 1988
The Commerce Department reports U S foreign debt rose to 532.5 billion in 1988, up 154.2 billion from 1987, with foreigners owning more U S assets than Americans hold abroad. Foreign holdings in the U S climbed 15.4 percent to 1.79 trillion, while American investments abroad rose 7.2 percent to 1.25 trillion.
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Washington
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Reagan
Welding shop approved with farm-only restrictions near Walkersville
Frederick County Board of Zoning Appeals granted Beall Brothers a special exception to open a welding shop on Woodsboro Pike with 23-0 vote but limited to farm equipment work and barred roadside sales. It requires an on-site inspector and bans Sunday operation. Stadler Nurseries also secured a special exception for a Mt. Zion Road nursery with an 8-3 vote.
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Woodsboro Pike
Walkersville
Frederick County
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Beall Brothers
Harold Beall
Mr. Beall
Baker
Bealls
Seymour Stern
Beall
Joseph Emerson
Board of Appeals
Peter Stadler
Stadler Nurseries
Mt. Zion Road
Frederick City
Walkersville moves toward theft prevention program
Walkersville commissioners voted to buy 10 to 15 engravers for residents to mark property as part of the Neighborhood Watch Program. The engravers cost about $9 each and a July 26 seminar at the fire hall will teach theft prevention and other safety tips.
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Walkersville
Martin Lapera
Board of Appeals
Bruce Littell
Body of Finksburg man found in Potomac River
The body of 21 year old Steven Russell of Finksburg was found in the Potomac River near Sandy Hook on Wednesday morning, about a mile downstream from where he fell from an inner tube Sunday. Police said a Maryland State Police helicopter located the body at 11 30 a.m. and divers recovered it despite swollen river waters after storms. Grace Crenay of Westminster and friends Scott Nauman and Michael Bewly reported the incident while tubing from Harpers Ferry to Sandy Hook.
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Sandy Hook
Steven Russell
Maryland
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Maryland Department of Natural Resources
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Russell
Grace Crenay
Westminster
Scott Nauman
Michael Bewly
Harpers Ferry
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Miss Clemy
U.S. 340 Bridge
Assault reported near Countryside Drive in Middletown
Two 17 year old Frederick females were assaulted by two males late Monday night outside an apartment on Countryside Drive southwest of Middletown. One victim was treated and released at Frederick Memorial Hospital. the other declined treatment. The attackers fled after grabbing and tripping one, tearing a blouse, and attempting to kiss the other as she fought while a friend called her name.
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Countryside Drive
Middletown
Frederick County
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