Kauai Struggles After Iniki Hurts islandwide For 7,000 in shelters
Kauai residents dig out after Hurricane Iniki. Troops patrolled and helped clean up damaged neighborhoods as 10,000 homes were reported badly damaged and 52,000 residents faced limited phone service and power restoration delays. Coast Guard searched for missing boat occupants. National Guard and Navy assets were deployed to speed relief efforts.
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Lihue
Hawaii
Kauai
Fred Allen
Coast Guard
Niihau
Edward
Budget cuts threaten Frederick County extension offices
The Frederick County Extension Service joins MIANR in opposing a state plan to slash budgets by 15 or 30 percent, risking closure of local extension offices. Officials say equity is needed with other universities, and fear losses to 4-H, soil labs, farm financial planning, and Bay clean-up efforts. A statewide meeting was planned to map strategy.
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Frederick County Extension Service
Maryland Institution of Agriculture and Natural Resources
MIANR
William Donald Schaefer
Higher Education Commission
MIANA
University of Maryland System
Ken Wisner
Towson
Frostburg
College Park
Terry Poole
Poole
Wisner
Frederick County
Frederick
Chesapeake Bay
Shaili Aery
Maryland Higher Education Commission
Donald Langenberg
University of Maryland
Reptile Vet Joins Frederick County Practice
In Frederick County, Dr. Leah Greenberger, newly joined with Dr. Lee Miller, treats reptiles such as a ball python and iguana. She prescribes calcium rich diets and even baby gerbils to stimulate feeding while offering broader care for cows, horses, dogs and cats. A snake owner reported months of fasting improved after habitat adjustments and a diet shift to pinky rats.
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Frederick County
Leah Greenberger
Lee Miller
Greenberger
American Veterinary Medical Association
Tikpois
Walkersville
Miller
Diane Harper
Dr. Greenberger
Cleopatra
Africa
Reenactors mark 130th anniversary of Civil War battle
Civil War reenactors assembled at the Battle of South Mountain site in Middletown to honor the 130th anniversary with Confederate and Union camps. Participants portrayed both sides, including the 44th Georgia battalion, Sharpshooters, and infantry units, offering a glimpse into 1860s military life for a crowd Sunday.
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Middletown
Confederacy
Csi
Batte
South Mountain
Cetical
Mediard Heritage League
Aitoman LS
Mount Tabereng
44Th Georgia Battalion
War Hospital
Tua
FBI weighs decoys to curb carjackings in DC
Federal investigators consider undercover decoy agents to deter rising carjackings that have included a fatal attack on a young mother. Lawmakers press for action as FBI reviews tactics, including use of decoys, to deter thieves.
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FBI
Washington
Capitol
Frank Scafid
Inside The News classified ad for homebuyer was posted
The fragment describes a classified notice about a homebuyer seeking edunrrade services and possibly a sale or purchase in a local market. Names and details are incomplete but indicate a real estate and education related inquiry.
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Wark Drummett
Robert Rhoderick
Wetzel
Fairview
Melvin Belmont
JoAnn Yukimura
Oahu
Richardson
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Roy Price
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Belleau Wood
Navy
Patricia Saiki
U.S. Small
4-H
Weekend Gardeners
Langenberg
Timothy Jacobe
Gaess
Tage
Stall Phon
RM Gren
Toren Coldvers
Middietaun
Scott Hever
Art Boother
Kean Ovarze
Ises
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