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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1998

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3

Boxers Shine At 55th Annual Dog Show In Frederick

The American Boxer Club hosted 800 show boxers and 600 owners at the Hobday Inn showing in Frederick. Tonie, a 4 year old female, was named top twenty and the show highlighted breed standards and breeding practices.

Hobday Inn Francis Scott Key Mall American Boxer Club Frederick Cindy Crawford Napa Calif Germany Bliss Bancroft Lakeville Minn Jezebel Ms. Bancroft Jane Flowers Buffalo John Connolly Gibraltar Mich Mr. Connolly Carol Linda Huffman Hut Fands Obladah Arriba Tonie Louisville The Boxer Association America Michelle Oki Oahu Hawaii Lincolin Fsk Holiday Inn Ms. Oki New Hampshire

Neighbors Spar Over New Fence On Neidig Avenue

Mayor Jim Grimes and aldermen heard residents during a Wednesday workshop about a recently built fence on Neidig Avenue near Gov. Thomas Johnson High School. The fence was requested by Millard Haines to curb student gatherings and vandalism, with Haines offering to cover half the cost, prompting questions about resident input and local rights.

Jim Grimes Neidig Avenue Gov Thomas Johnson Haines Jefferson Connie Baines Ple Patrick O’brien Ms Barnes Ray Barnes School Board Grimes Mary Louise Albaugh Water and Sewer Department Public Works Department Frederick

National Security Committee backs Bartlett on barracks plan

The House National Security Committee approved language by Rep. Roscoe Bartlett to require all four military branches to adopt same sex barracks and basic training. If enacted, gender integrated training would end in Army Navy and Air Force, with Marines remaining segregated. The bill moves to the full House. Bartlett's aides expect no reversal.

Washington House National Security Committee Roscoe Bartlett R-6th The Miitary Army Navy Air Force Dr Bartlett Bartlett Aberdeen Proving Ground Congress House of Representatives Lisa Lyons Wright

Mount Airy seeks new name for fall festival contest

Mount Airy officials launch a Name the Town Event to rename the annual festival after the old Fall Festival Committee disbanded. Debby Parker and Laurie Hager outline rules, prizes from Jerry's Trophies, and vendor spaces for Oct 3 and 4 with proceeds benefiting charities and seed money for next year.

Mount Airy Jerry Laurie Hager Ms. Hager Clare Morton Town Hall Debbie Parker Activities Committee

Middletown Middle Eyeing National Blue Ribbon Award

Middletown Middle School awaits final word on earning a national Blue Ribbon after winning Maryland’s 1997 Blue Ribbon Schools of Excellence award. School leaders credit staff, students, and community partners for the achievement and outline plans to use the $1,000 grant for the school improvement team.

Middletown Middletown Middle School Maryland Marsha Wise Peggy Throne William van Hall Middletown Middle Middletown Elementary Ted Gibbons Maryland Association of Martin's West Baltimore Parris Glendening Paul Sarbanes Louis Goldstein Nancy Grasmick Bonnie Pollack U.S. Navy

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