Frederick Fair kicks off with warm weekend entries trending up
The 124th Great Frederick Fair opens as exhibitors flood the grounds under sunny skies and mild fall temperatures. Indoor entries are accepted only today for farm garden and household buildings, with judging Sunday and displays through next week.
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Faithful fairgoer to mark 80 years of attendance
Helen Eppley Delauder, now of Florida, will attend the 124th Great Frederick Fair for her 80th time. Born May 9, 1905, she recalls visiting since childhood, keeping a red and white toothpick holder from that first trip. She misses only one year and recalls riding hobby horses during earlier fairs.
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Army to test all Fort Detrick soldiers for AIDS virus
Fort Detrick soldiers will be ordered to undergo AIDS virus screening starting in December or January after mandatory educational briefings. The program, led by Marge Sherald, will extend to all soldiers, with attendance records kept and test results following a staged protocol and counseling.
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Frederick High Defeats Fort Hill In County Football
Tonight was clear and mild with temps 50 to 55 and Sunday’s forecast mild. Frederick County football saw Frederick High triumph over Fort Hill as a highlight of the season. The United Way campaign continues with its annual drive as a new season of programming debuts featuring unconventional families.
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Daniloff says Soviets engineered his arrest
American reporter Nicholas Daniloff told the AP he believed his August espionage arrest was carefully engineered by the Soviet Union to gain leverage in the case of UN employee Gennadiy Zakharov in New York. Soviet officials accused Daniloff of spying and claimed the FBI framed Zakharov. both were released under a U.S Soviet pact but not allowed to immediately return home.
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