First week of gaming permits ends in Maryland county
About 100 people from 100 organizations visited Frederick County permits office in the first week of the new gaming ordinance. Five permit types exist with roughly 20 issued and 10 fully processed. Background checks are done by the sheriff, and staff warn turnarounds of five to eight days amid unfamiliarity with the policy.
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Herb Ramsburg
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Ramsburg
Frederick County
Sheriff's Office
Winchester Hall
Ramsbury
Mr. Ramsburg
Council Seizes Iraqi Oil Money for Kuwait Victims Aid
United Nations Security Council votes to seize Iraqi oil revenues held abroad to fund compensation for victims of Baghdad’s invasion of Kuwait, pay for U N weapons inspections, and provide humanitarian aid to Kurds and Shiites. Iraq protests as China abstains.
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Security Council
Baghdad
Kuwait
U.N
United States
Mohammed Al-Sahaf
Council
China
Iraq
Al-Sahaf
Monocacy Battlefield near sell of Best farm in progress
Monocacy Battlefield officials report progress on buying the 294 acre Best farm along the Monocacy River south of Md 355. The $12.2 million price requires $7 million approved in a recent appropriations bill and additional funds next year to complete the deal.
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Monocacy Battlefield
House
Senate
U.S
Charles Mathias
Monocacy River
MD. 355
Richard Rambur
Antietam
Monocacy Battlefields
Rambur
Bevery Byron
Park Service
Trust For Public Land
National Land Conservation Organization
Trust
Roof fire at Fort Detrick leaves telecoms intact
A five alarm blaze damaged a Fort Detrick roof housing a key telecoms facility for the White House and State Department. Firefighters say the fire started from smoking materials on a trash pile during roof work by National Roofing Inc. The system rerouted to a backup site with no disruption. Smoke and minor water damage occurred inside. two firefighters treated for smoke. Continued on Page A-4.
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Fort Detrick
White House
State Department
Washington-Moscow
1110Th Army Signal Battalion
al Ward
Mr. Ward
National Roofing Inc
Baltimore
Michael Heller
County jobless rate rises in August, Maryland figures show
Maryland data show Frederick County August unemployment at 5.2 percent with 4,427 jobless out of 3,484 workers. State rate 6.6 percent. national 7.3 percent. Montgomery down to 3.6 percent. Anne Arundel highest at 10.7 percent amid seasonal job losses end of summer.
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Frederick County
Maryland Department of Economic and Employment Development
Montgomery County
Carroll County
Howerd County
Maqier Cie
Montgomery
Anne Arundel
Pradeep Ganguly
Maryland
Garrett
Wasrington
Inside The News Posies of TAG Frederick Wows Peat Fee
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and terms without clear events or dates. The readable items hint at people and an organization but lack a coherent event or report to summarize with precision. Further readable context is needed to generate a proper headline and summary.
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Posies
Frederick
Dow Drops As Markets End Week Low On Weak Jobs Data
New York stocks fell Friday reaching the lowest level in nearly six months with the Dow Jones average down about 37 points for the day and about 971 points on the week. Unemployment rate slipped to 7.5 percent as labor data released, but Wall Street traders saw the report as signaling slower hiring and weaker demand.
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Labor Department
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