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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1993

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Fairgrounds bustle as Frederick Fair opens first Saturday

Crowds line the Arts and Homecrafts Building at the Great Frederick Fair where entry is free until Tuesday and parking costs apply. Joe Mandela waits with his daughter as Mid-State Catering reports strong business and Pat Reithoffer touts a larger, better organized fair with more rides games and amusements. The 4H Horse and Pony Show starts this morning with entries accepted across multiple departments and shows beginning at 9 a.m.

Frederick Joe Mandela Cea United Fire Pany Pat Reithoffer Reithoffer Shows Frederick Fair Arts and Homecrafts Country Ator Kanne Raders Ciana

Kenny Rogers Sets 6 and 9 PM at Fair Arena

Kenny Rogers will perform at 6 and 9 p.m. with both shows still available, according to Dr. James E. McClellan of the board of managers. The fair plans two weekends to boost attendance, and booths and food offerings will shift. Mid-State Catering debuts Cajun shrimp kabob and fried shrimp, plus tropical fruit salad, carrot cake, and pudding.

Kenny Rogers James E. McClellan Board of Managers McClellan

Clinton defends Somalia role as calls for troop withdrawal grow

President Clinton backs diplomatic efforts to restore a Somali government while resisting calls to withdraw U.S. troops. He warned against allowing Somalia to descend into anarchy and mass starvation as the Pentagon dispatches 40 combat engineers to help clear mines amid a 21-nation UN peacekeeping force. Congress widens pressure for withdrawal.

Clinton Somalia Washington U.S United States United Nations Ginnsala Pentagon Congress Senate House Mogadishu U.N

Non profit groups benefit from gambling revenue in Frederick County

Nearly a year after Frederick County adopted a gambling ordinance, non profits continue to profit from permits for bingo raffles and tavern games. The Jeanne Bussard Center bought a van while Daybreak Adult Day Care subsidizes tuition for poor clients. Louise Lynch notes substantial aid from tips at McGurk's tavern, totaling 12929 dollars. Frank Davis of Vigilant Hose Co. discusses progress in Emmitsburg.

Frederick County Nnance Fars Jeanne Bussard Center Vigilant Hose Fire Company Emmitsburg Daybreak Adult Louise Lynch Daybreak Lynch McGurk’s Jefferson Street Frederick Frank Davis Vigilant Hose Co

Reading gap prompts parents to read with children

Frederick County and Maryland officials respond to NAEP findings that only 53 percent of Maryland fourth graders read at basic level and 21 percent at proficient. Statewide and district results are discussed with MSPAP comparisons. Local tests show mixed progress as practitioners urge home reading to boost literacy.

Frederick County America National Assessment of Education Progress Maryland Maryland State Department of Education NAEP Stephen Hess Martha Bauer Barde Othe Department of Education Riley Cording Nancy Grassmick

Boots and a boost for Chelsea flood victims

About 130 students at The Banner School in Frederick raised over 100 to buy new fireman boots for Chelsea Iowa flood victims. Funds from snacks, a used-book sale, cans, and a slave for a day auction supported the effort. Town officials weigh options to curb future floods as relief continues.

Chelsea Iowa Banner School Frederick Iowa River George Richardson George Lauren Dobay Patricia West Iowa State University Veit Federal Emergency Management Administration

Couple Bequeaths 129 Acres to County for Nature Preserve

Charles and Emily Swet bequeath 129 acres on Woodville Road to Frederick County Parks for a nature preserve. The land south of Harrisville School Road, bisected by Linganore Creek, will revert to the county when both die. An earlier conservation easement keeps it undeveloped.

Mount Airy Woodville Road Frederick County Maryland Environmental Trust Long and Foster Realty Swet

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