Frederick County Delegates Oppose Casinos Early
Frederick County eight lawmakers have yet to support casino gambling in Maryland, warning of uncertain benefits. Opponents have circulated petitions while casino lobbyists tour the state, framing gambling as a revenue and economic boost despite local opposition.
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Thunderous storm rips Monrovia area trees roofs
Early morning rain storm with high winds and possible twister damaged Monrovia Thurmont and nearby areas. Roy Hill reported a 5 by 5 foot roof section blown off his home and several 25 foot trees uprooted or snapped. Neighbors described a freight train like sound and a single straight line of damage through the neighborhood.
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Clinton says country on a roll at Iowa Democratic dinner
President Clinton told about 3,000 Iowa Democrats at a Jefferson Jackson Day event that his policies have put the nation on a roll while blasting Republicans for favoring special interests and short term greed. He urged voters to reelect Sen. Tom Harkin and framed the 1996 race as choosing between opportunity for all and a winner take all system.
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Washington
Dole
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Tom Harkin
Whitney's Wieners Opens After Long Battle in Frederick
Randy and Anne Whitby finally obtained approval for Frederick's first sidewalk hot dog vendor outside the county courthouse at Patrick and Court streets. After three years of health department scrutiny and refusals, they opened with an $8,000 custom trailer, four sinks, gas-fired steamers, and a 300 cup coffee maker offering chili hot dogs plus tea and hot chocolate.
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Hagerstown
Baltimore
Whitby
Frederick County
Shooting suspect on parole in North Carolina linked to trooper death
Maryland and North Carolina papers report Ivan F. Lovell a 24 year old from Elizabeth City NC was released June 11 1994 after a 12 year cocaine possession sentence. He was on parole in NC when charged with first degree murder in the killing of trooper Edward A. Plank near Princess Anne. The other suspect William S Lynch 21 of Brooklyn NY faced assault with a deadly weapon charges. Parole officials cited crowding and earned time as reasons for release amid public safety concerns.
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Maryland
North Carolina
Ivan F. Lovell
Elizabeth City
Lovell
William Smith Lynch
Brooklyn
N.Y
Edward A. Plank
Princess Anne Barrack
Lynch
Dare County
Learning to roll your own flaky dough at L Academie de Cuisine
A weekend feature recaps a Flaky Dough Workshop at L Academe de Cuisine in Bethesda. The writer joins about two dozen participants in a busy kitchen, notes the school’s 20th year in Bethesda and its reputation, and mentions notable alumni and staff connected to the program.
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Bethesda
L’academie de Cuisin
L'Academie de Cuisine
Jeff Arendt
Cornucopia Catering
Frederick
L’academie
Washington, D.C
Gerard Pangoud
Jean-Louis Palladin
Gaithersburg
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