Solar energy course offered at Frederick vo-tech center
Frederck Com Munis College will offer a continuing education course in Solar Energy and the Home starting Oct 1. Classes meet Wednesdays 7 to 10 pm at the Frederick County Vo-Tech Lee campus, with a fee of 22 dollars, pre-registration 15 required. Instructor Mike Tallman Tailmoz, president of Solar Energy Systems & Products Inc, brings engineering and energy consulting background to the two year old Emmitsburg company.
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Frederick Vo-Tech Center
Frederck Com Munis College
Frederick County
Mike Tailmoz
Solar Energy Systems & Products, Inc
Emmitsburg
Tallman
Eastalco
Tug strike ends in Hampton Roads after contract OK
In a weeklong stoppage, about 100 Curtis Bay Towing Co and McAllister Bros workers voted 74 to 35 for a settlement. The Seafarers' International Union contract grants 26 percent pay raises over three years and improved pension and welfare benefits, with immediate 13 percent and 64 percent increases in years two and three. The work week remains unresolved. eight tugs and oil barges were idle, shipping continued with pilots, and all units were expected back soon.
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Norfolk
Hampton Roads
Curtis Bay
McAllister Bros
Tarleton Schuyler
Tha
Schuyler
Seafarers Union
Columbus Day clashes with old and new anniversaries
Col umbus mutiny tale recalls Oct 12 1492 landing at San Salvador as historians note the 1992 Columbus Day overlap with Erikson’s 1000s anniversary and the 2000 millennium. The report also mentions state observances and a North Frederick Elementary School open house hosted by the PTA with meetings and child care. Alberta tar sands are cited as vast reserves with only 10 percent recoverable under current tech.
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Columbus
San Salvador
New World
Erikson
Congress
Wisconsin
Hawaii
America
North Frederick
PTA
Cease-fire struggles in Beirut and regional tensions rise
Syriac held bridge on the supply route to east Beirut faced heavy fighting as Christian militias aimed to reopen the line. Leftist Muslims in west Beirut staged a general strike over a French plan for Syrian withdrawal and buffer zones. At least 1,300 Lebanese were killed and over 2,000 wounded by the truce on Saturday night. Syria’s casualties were not disclosed. Morale remained high among Christians yet pessimism lingered. Damaging details from the past 48 hours include multiple fires and emergency responses across Frederick County, with numerous auto and building fires and ambulance calls as authorities logged the week’s incidents. The fate of the truce depended on talks in Damascus between Lebanese leaders Welatdaete Tete Aen af Geeta and Elias Sarkis.
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Beirut
Jounieh
East Beirut
West Beirut
U.N. Security Council
Syria
Fuad Farah
Damascus
Welatdaete Tete Aen Af Geeta
Tractorcade of strikers promised in February
Wayne Peterson, a 49 year old rancher and former South Dakota legislator, vows continued farm strike action as Washington▽s tractorcade is planned for mid February. He predicts increased activity by the American Agriculture Movement this winter amid mounting demands for higher farm prices.
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Sioux Falls
Wayne Peterson
Washington
South Dakota
Peterson
Congress
American Agriculture Movement
Police docket lists drivers cited for speeding and traffic offenses
Police docket shows Darrell W Nyberg of Frederick and Harold L Stull 111 of Walkersville cited for exceeding 25 mph on Sunday night. Ralph R Snyder HI on South Jefferson Street cited for exceeding 25 mph. Emma J Jackson of Frederick cited for violation of 7 day tags. David L Talton on Liberty Road cited for spinning wheels. Bruce A Weedon at John Hanson Apartments cited for assault and battery and jailed. George Ww oowuie on Catoctin Avenue cited for red light.
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Darrell W. Nyberg
Frederick
Harold L. Stull
Walkersville
Ralph R. Snyder
South Jefferson Street
Emma J. Jackson
David L. Talton
Liberty Road
Bruce A. Weedon
John Hanson
George Ww Oowuie
Catoctin Avenue
Weather Continued From Page A Likely Mild Week Ahead
Weather listings show temperatures across multiple towns with Friday to Sunday readings and a forecast for warmer weather. The outlook calls for highs in the 60s and lows in the 40s, with warmer temperatures expected to persist through the week.
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Fredenck
Unionville
Westminster
Calendar of local government and events for week
Wednesday 7:30 pm Winchester Hall hosts Parks and Recreation meeting. Walkersville Town Meeting 7:30 pm at town office. New Market Town Meeting 8 pm at fire hall. Thursday Histone District Commission 4 pm city hall. Friday GOP Candidates Night and Walkersville Carnival Grounds Colorfest Queen Crowning 8 pm at Paeens bb ah Seba.
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Winchester Hall
Walkersville
New Market
Histone District Commission
City Hall
Westminster girl hit by car during CROP Walk
A 14 year old girl in Westminster was struck by a northbound Chevrolet Chevette at Md 27 near Old Westminster Road at 3 p.m. She was listed in good condition with a fractured leg at Carroll County General Hospital. Kimberly Ann Brown, 6 Milton Avenue Westminster, and her mother were participating in the Church World Service Hunger Appeal walk.
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Westminster Girl Stable
Westminster
Carroll County General Hospital
MD. 27
Kimberly Ann Brown
Milton Ave
Carol Diana Shoup
Nicodemus Road
Donald E. Shower
Westminster Barracks
Old Westminster Road
Carol Lynn Brown
Miss Brown
Shoup
Church World Service
CRCP
Carroll County
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Jefferson ST
Uniteds
Frederick Shopper's World
North Market Street
Frederick Electronics
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Emmtsburg
Fairfield
Braddock Heights
Middletown
BOVER
Eugene H. Blinxard
Elizabeth R. DeGraw
New Windsor
MIEMS
James W. Hagg
Ms. DeGraw
Terry DeGrew
Susan C. Nicol
Eichelberger
Willard D. Horne
Jefferson Boulevard
Cherry Lane
Walter Amderven
Greenbelt
Tpe
Earl Page
Andersen
Clifton Road
Jeffersom Boulevard
David Lee Cline
Reno Monument Road
al Weinberg
Susans Servany
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Quality
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