Louisiana runoff nears as Duke Edwards trade barbs
Former Klansman David Duke and ex governor Edwin Edwards intensify attacks in final Louisiana gubernatorial runoff push. Voter turnout expected at 72 to 75 percent of 2.2 million. Bush comments limited as campaigns appeal via TV and radio.
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Mr. Edwards
Metairie
Ed Bradley
Clyde Vidrine
Mr. Bradley
Mineral Board
Jérome Glazer
Klan Plans a Thousand More Dukes in Ozark Training Ground
Thom Robb, grand wizard of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, says a training site in the Ozarks will groom white supremacists to enter mainstream politics. He claims Duke leaders share a strategy of replacing racist rhetoric with packaged political campaigns.
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David Duke
Ozarks
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Louisiana
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Edwin Edwards
Market slide draws tepid response from officials amid crash
Washington officials from the Treasury the Fed and the SEC urged calm as the Dow Jones fell 120.3 points amid fears of a sharper downturn. President Bush at Camp David voiced optimism about growth in 1992 while analysts warned of possible further declines. Greenspan warned that credit card rate caps could curb lending hurting spending and the economy.
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Securities and Exchange Commission
Nicholas Brady
Federal Reserve
Alan Greenspan
Bush
Camp David
Charleston
S.C
U.S
Allen Sinai
The
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Senate
One Room School Day Brings Turn of Century Life
Burkitsville Public School No 2 hosts Valley Elementary students for a daylong field trip to experience life in a 19th century one room schoolhouse. Pupils in calico dresses and knickers sit in 15 foot high rooms, write on slates, recite poems, and learn with old style discipline as they read Longfellow and imagine chilly open classrooms.
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Burkittsville
Valley Elementary School
Burkitsville Raritan Club
Steve Nikirk
Nikirk
Longfellow
McGutty
Local brokers speculate on drop in New York stocks
Two Frederick brokers assess Friday losses in the Dow fading 120 points. Robert G. Hooper of Ferris Baker Watts and Hunt Hendrickson of Legg Mason say investors here are long term and expect limited Monday reaction. They deem the drop not a 1987 replay.
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New York Stock Exchange
Robert G. Hooper
Ferris Baker Watts
Hunt Hendrickson
Legs Mason
Mr. Hooper
Frederick
Hendrickson
Heating oil prices hover around a dollar per gallon
Heating oil supplies are plentiful and prices stay level but distributors warn homeowners to prepare for increases. Local quotes include Frederick Petroleum at $1.03, Griffith Consumer Co. at $1.04, Holtzople Oil Co. at $1.01, and George Von Eiff and Son at 9 cents per gallon, versus last year’s average of $1.21 amid the Kuwait invasion impact.
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Frederick Petroleum
Griffith Consumer Co
Frederick
Holtzople Oil Co
Emmitsburg
George von Eiff and Son
Unionville
Iraq
Kuwait
Mideast
Police evict tunnel dwellers in New York subway system
New York City police in a Transit Police Homeless Outreach drive cleared tunnels and stations to move hundreds of subway residents into government shelters. Officials say 600 to 1,200 live in trains and tunnels though advocates fear shelters may be worse. deaths in subways have fallen since outreach began. An early eviction featured a man named Eddy found amid crack vials and Thunderbird wine as officers urged shelter use and food.
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Manhattan
Tompkins Square Park
Manheattan
Lower East Side
Port Authority
John Romero
Transit Police
Transit
Eddy
Anthony Sewotto
Inside The News Portions Of The Frederick Meus
Fragmentary OCR indicates a daily Frederick Meus festival item printed on WO. The readable text is limited and lacks clear events or names to form a full card.
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Frederick Meus
Educator of the Year honors Brunswick teacher Libby Stauffer
Elizabeth Libby Stauffer, pre kindergarden teacher at Brunswick Elementary, was named Educator of the Year by the Maryland State PTA for her 17 years running Green World Nursery School in Monrovia. Nominated by Monrovia resident Karena Yoho, she was praised for guiding 3 and 4 year olds and drawing a Montgomery County waiting list for openings. Stauffer left the nursery to teach and aims to show children school is safe and welcoming.
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Monrovia
Elizabeth
Libby” Stauffer
Brunswick
College Park
Libby
Green World School
Minty
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