Maryland Brown Swiss shine at World Dairy Expo in Madison
Maryland contestants dominated the Brown Swiss show at the 20th World Dairy Expo with a champion state group and reserve grand champion Long View James Raisin. Judge praise noted youth breeders from Maryland and their teamwork highlighting a record 300 cattle shown and the open and junior classes across the event.
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Madison
Wise
Maryland
Free State
Chris Keilholtz
Thurmont
Alien
Aimee Smith
Woodsboro
Mr. Garrison
Brad Garst
Lee Chaney
GS Associates
New Windsor
Norma Fleming
Maryland Brown Swiss
Ronnie Heffner
Jefferson
Expo
Heffner
Warren Campbell
Jeena Rinehart
Taneytown
County to crackdown on nuisance crimes
Frederick County will adopt a New York City like program to prosecute minor offenses such as littering graffiti and disorderly conduct. State's Attorney Scott Rolle outlined a policy favoring fines and community service with judges, police and officials at Jennifer's Restaurant. Curran praised the zero tolerance approach promising consequences for every illegal act and cleaner neighborhoods.
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Frederick County
Scott Rolle
Jennifer’s
J. Joseph Curran Jr
New York City
Frederick City
Mr. Rolle
Rolle
Curran
Rolle pushes end to parole in push for longer sentences
Frederick County official Scott Rolle advocates abolishing parole modeled on Virginia reform. He cites the Witmer case and argues longer sentences would deter crime and restore faith in the judiciary. Opponents note crowded detention centers and limited capacity at Frederick County Detention Center.
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Daren Witmer
Witmer
Frederick
Rolle
Frederick County
Robert Green
Undecided voters weigh issues at Woodsboro Auction
Voters and buyers debated election choices at the Woodsboro Auction this week as items such as old farm equipment and tools sold. undecided voters cited taxes and candidate positions, with residents like Jennie Sanders noting Clinton is “a little bit better.”
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Woodsboro
Jennie Sanders
Pennsylvania
Clinton
Sherman Stull
Thurmont
Kelly Hahn
Barbara Lawrence
Cora Himes
Stull backs Reform candidate and taxes in 1996 race
Mr Stull says if he had to vote now his choice would be Ross Perot and he would vote for a candidate who would tax a candy bar. William Bollinger of Keymar seeks a candidate with good welfare ideas. The report notes no allegiance to a single White House hopeful and hints at continued coverage on page A10.
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Stull
Cr Ross Perot
Reform Party
White House
William Bollinger
Keymar
Alderman Opposes Low Bid On Storm Drain Award
Alderman Frances Baker cast the lone dissenting vote to award Delauter & Son a 15,146 dollar contract for a 146 foot storm drain on East Street. The city had planned to let the low bidder, Yarnell P Wastler & Sons Inc at 14,500 dollars, complete the work by year end but officials feared time constraints. Public works director Fred Eisenhart supported the low bid but acknowledged Wastler could not finish before year end. Curtis Orndorff reported four bidders were contacted with three replies. bids were not advertised due to the small project size and weather has contractors backlogged.
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Frances Baker
Delauter & Son
Fred Eisenhart
Yarnell P Wastler & Sons Inc
East Street
Eisenhart
Wastler and Sons
Wastler & Sons
Curtis Orndorff
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John Aulls
Brian Dorsey
P.M. Affairs
North Market Street
Susan G. Summers
News-Post Agriculture
George William Smith II
Douglas King
Damascus
Smith
Kathleen Whitman
Matthew Barakat
News-Post
Hood College
Virginia
Krista Brick
Kelly Hahndelberger
Ross Perot
Francis
Bob
Inside the News
Frederick News
Post
Ike Wilson
Weinberg
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