City tests new horse drawn livery with fairground stable plan
Frederick Fairgrounds the proposed home for six horses and several carriages of Covington Kentucky livery firm as city aims to put horse drawn carriages on downtown streets The Fair Board offers a one year lease for a large cow barn to host the fleet during the Frederick County Crafts Fair and other events The barn will not be ready until Oct nine delaying the initial operations and street car introduction slated for Oct twelve
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Jack Vance
Covington, Ky
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Beding
Frederick County
Irvin Renn
Fair Board
Vance
Fairgrounds
Kentucky Carnage and Livery Co
Renn
Patrick Street
Frederick Streets
San Francisco
Congress weighs tough trade moves as fall session opens
Washington AP reports Congress returns amid debates over retaliation against Japan Korea and Brazil for high barriers. House and Senate explore tariffs and quotas on autos textiles and shoes while debt ceiling debates loom and deficits drive reform pushes.
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Congress
House
South Africa
Senate
South Korea
Brazil
Japan
U.S
Howard Cable
Rn.c
Hardhit
Reagan
John Danforth
R-Mo
Robert Packwood
Dan Rostenkowski
Dill
Richard Ranhardt
Darden stay halts Florida execution hours before scheduled
Willie Jasper Darden, once slated for Florida death, received an indefinite stay from the U S Supreme Court seven hours before today’s planned execution at Florida State Prison. The Court initially rejected a stay on a 5 4 vote, then paused the case minutes before midnight. Darden, 52, awaits the Oct term review after the Lakeland murder in 1973.
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Fla
Willie Jasper Darden
Florida
U.S. Supreme Court
Darden
Florida State Prison
High Court
Supreme Court
Toni House
Lakeland
James Carl Turman
Carl
Robert Harper
Maryland Faces Penn State In Season Opener
Sports Editor Stan Goldberg notes Maryland is geared up for its season football opener against longtime nemesis Penn State. The front page mentions business and classified ads with a curt quote on ancestry by George William Curtis.
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Stan Goldberg
Maryland
Penn State
George William Curtis
County approves IRB for Aspen Systems amid protest
Frederick County Commissioners vote 4 to 1 to issue 2.5 million in industrial revenue bonds for Aspen Systems Corporation to build a 37 420 square foot distribution center at the McKinney Industrial Park south of Frederick. Protester calls board rapists of the countryside. Bollinger opposes on business scope and public subsidy concerns.
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Frederick County
Austin P. Henn
Adamstown
Aspen Systems Corporation
McKinney
Renn
Eustalco Aluminum Company
Rockville
Frederick
Irbs
Sterling E. Bollinger
Aspen Systems Irb
Aspen Systems
Bollinger
Thomas
McKinney Park
Harlan Sprague Dawley
State Department of Economic and Community Development
Free education seminar to discuss leveling in education
The Frederick County NAACP hosts a free education seminar and luncheon at South Frederick Elementary School on Saturday September 14 to review leveling and curriculum offerings. NAACP President Lord D Nickens chairs with Superintendent Stuart Berger and BOE President Gail Bowerman among participants.
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South Frederick
Frederick County
NAACP
Lord D. Nickens
Edith Addison Alford
Naacp Youth Council
Stuart Berger
Board of Education
Gail Bowerman
IRA mortar attack hits Enniskillen police training base
IRA hit the Enniskillen police training center with mortars injuring 24 people lightly. The attack used a truck across the Erne River, with a family held hostage to stop alerts, and followed previous police station strikes. The bomber group claimed responsibility as British NI talks focus on a peace settlement.
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Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Enniskillen
Ulster
Royal Ulster Constabulary
Erne River
IRA
Newry
Irish Republic
Britain
Tom King
Speakes evades debate with Gorbachev over summit message
Washington AP A White House spokesman declined to enter a public debate with Mikhail Gorbachev about U.S. aims for the November summit. Larry Speakes praised the Soviet leader’s messaging while asserting the United States has a stronger overall position and will convey views through private diplomacy. He urged the Soviets to present concrete proposals at Geneva when talks resume.
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U.S
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Larry Speakes
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Speakes
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Soviet Union
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