Oil rich Gulf dowry loans spur government banks
Gulf governments move to ease wedding costs by offering marriage loans as dowries rise with oil wealth. Saudi researchers surveyed attitudes while programs exist to provide interest free loans lasting five to ten years. Dowries often reach tens of thousands of riyals and can climb into six figures for the wealthy. In UAE, loans target nationals to curb marriages to foreigners.
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Kennedy assassination topic of Lions meeting
Frederick Weisberg, a Kennedy assassination expert, spoke to the Frederick Lions Club arguing the case was never fully investigated. He contends a conspiracy may exist, cites FBI and Warren Commission gaps, and claims bullet origin and missing fourth shot were covered up.
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New Allied Health Careers Class at Frederick Vo-Tech Center
A new program for 11th and 12th graders at Frederick County Vo-Tech teaches EKG, blood tests, vital signs, physical therapy exercises, and medical terminology. Former students work in nursing homes, hospitals, and doctors offices. some attend college while financing it with these skills. The Allied Health Careers class runs noon to 2 30 p m daily for 3 credits, with bus transport from county high schools. Call 694 1658 for more information.
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Shenandoah College offers summer Computers and Science program
The Community Arts Program at Shenandoah College presents a two session summer course for children and teens titled Computers and Science. From June 11 to 22 advanced classes for grades 6–12 run 9 11:30 am and 12 1:30 pm for grades 3–5, then June 25 to July 6 beginners classes for grades 6–12 at 9 11:30 am and 1 30 pm for grades 1–5. Each class hosts up to 24 students with $109 tuition. Call Jeffrey LeMeifer at 707 FAS 0980 after 34 pm for information.
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