Stolen Mt. Bethel Beach horses recovered in two towns
State police recovered 16 antique merry go round horses valued at more than 824 001 after theft from Mt. Bethel Beach Corp in King George Virginia. The horses were found at residences in Emmitsburg and Mount Airy. Charges are pending. Virginia State Police aided the operation. About 2000 dollars of Sears purchases with stolen credit cards were seized. Tpr Greg A May examined the horses.
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Mt. Bethel Beach Corp
King George
Emmitsburg
Mount Airy
Tte
Barry Schram
Virginia
Sears
Tpr
Greg A. May
Phore
Susan C. Nicol
Hood College receives large grant to fund scholarships and programs
Dr Reinberger announces gifts honoring John Loats estate to Hood College and Frederick County YMCA and FCC. The Hood grant surpasses the campaign halfway mark and funds scholarships for Frederick County youth, library improvements, and expanded YMCA outreach including camperships and a national youth project using mini bikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinberger
John Loats
Frederick County
Lawrence Marx
Hood Colllge Board of Trustees
Liberal Arts College For Women
Hood
Carl Mitsehner
Frederick Community College
FCC
We College
Carl L. Gaites
YMCA
Lawrence A. Dorsey Jr
United Way
National Youth Project
Youth Basketball Association
Mls Aulithed Wi
Grove
Harrisburg, Pa
Mary Fischer
National Ymca
YBA
Frederick City
Gvant
Mitchell forms disclose honoraria amid disrupted filings
Congresswoman Zamorski Distr buting Co replacement for a stolen television led to disclosure gaps. Rep. Parren Mitchell, D-7th, filed forms showing honoraria of 17,000 then 8,500 with no other assets, and now must list his speeches as a new form. Also notes Lynn D. Strasberger earned a BS in home economics at Miami University.
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Zamorski Distrbuting Co
Baltimore
Parren Mitchell
D-7th
Mitchell
Lynn D. Strasberger
Potomac Avenue
Braddock Heights
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Gas dealers face squeeze as allocations bite profits
Rasheed, director of the gas journal, says dealers have not earned a cent more per gallon in five years despite rising costs. Small stations struggle against larger rivals selling near wholesale prices, with allocations favoring big chains. Owners fear closures and a possible march on Washington as the gasoline squeeze worsens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Rasheed
Washington
Charles H. Duvall
Washington, D.C
Gasoline Journal
Duvall
Exxon
West College Terrace
West Patrick Street
Tex Stottlemeyer
Bill Riley
Jefferson Street Gulf Station
Riley
Warren Barrows
Greater
Penney’s and
Wards
Missions Sunday at Calvary UM for May 20
Calvary United Methodist Church observes Missions Sunday May 20 with guest speaker Mrs. Francine Kenyon a member of the Washington Church of the Deaf Takoma Park and a Baltimore Conference lay member. She will speak and sign at 8:30 and 11 am with related church school activities and a deaf ministries focus in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary United Methodist Church
Francine Kenyon
Kenyon
Washington Church of the Deaf
Takoma Park
Baltimore
The
United Methodist Church
Baltimore Conference Commission On the Status and Role of Women
Calvary Church
Maryland School For the Deaf
Christ Church of the Deaf
Chancel
Pariah Hall
Budget accord targets lowest deficit since 1974
Washington AP report on a House Senate compromise targetting a 1980 deficit of 23.0 billion with 532.0 billion in outlays. The plan aims for a potential surplus by 1961, amid shifts in defense education and revenue sharing, and includes 150 million for the distressed cities program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Alo
Carter
Lea
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Senate Budget Committee
Robert N. Gialmo
Muskie
Conference
Cambodian Exodus Grows Near Thai Border Amid Cambodian Fleeing
More than 30,000 Cambodians and Pol Pot loyalists flee the Sae Pen area as Vietnamese led forces push forward. Thai border towns like Ban Bung Chanang report swift refugee inflows while authorities tighten border security to prevent spillover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ban Bung Chanang
Thailand
Pol Pot
Saepen
Chantaburi
Remants
Tol Pot
Heng Samrin
Vietnam
Local events and weather forecast from Frederick area
The notices include a bac calaureate service with Bishop Donal Lamont and graduation speaker Virgil Dechant, a Walkersville bike run, an antique auto show at Frederick Fairgrounds, and reptile shows by Reptile World Inc featuring Michael Shwedick. Weather outlook: rain tonight, sunnier Sunday, highs in the 70s, with a 70 percent rain chance today. Band Fair events at Singapore High School auditorium with two reptile shows and a small Band Boosters donation.
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Donal Lamont
Ireland
Rhodesia
Virgil Dechant
Knights of Columbus
Walkersville
Ethan
Heein
Walkersville Middle School
Frederick Fairgrounds
National Weather Service
Sonya Thompson
Karen Clark
Reptile World, Inc
Michael Shwedick
Singanore High Xholl
Shwedick
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Phillip R Zimmerman
Hedgesville
W. Va
Patricia A. Shuff
Randall E Derflinger
Brunswick
Leo M \athers
Terry L. Bowie
Frederick
Timothy A. Harman
Russell T. Evans
Mathias
Calvary
Reptile World
Sun
York
Ema Iinet
Ideal
Rou Be
Exterio
Fallon Res
Montare
Hagerstown
Salisbury
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