Rabbi Kosman Devotes Life to Judaism and Sabbath Faith
Moris Kosman, 71, stands before the Torah at Beth Sholom Community Center on Market Street during Yom Kippur. An Detroit native, he describes Judaism as a non stop spiritual and sensual experience and says his goal is to make people see its beauty. He and his wife Carol live as Orthodox Jews observing the 24 hour Sabbath starting Friday sunset, avoiding phone calls money and driving. Continued on Page A 16.
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Statewide school board pay divide threatens perks plan
Frederick County officials seek state lawmakers to pay elected and appointed school board members the same as they discuss a shift to an all elected board in 2000. The plan would set elected members at 3000 dollars plus a 1000 dollar health benefits allowance, while asking for parallel compensation for appointees. Delegation members worry health benefits would push costs to about 9000 dollars per member and fear full-time status could bias decisions. others call the salary reasonable and propose higher pay without benefits.
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Feds begin storm damage assessment in Maryland
Federal disaster teams visit Anne Hartford Dent Calvert counties and plan to survey Queen Anne s Caroline Charles Cecil as they assess Floyd damage for a possible federal aid declaration. Preliminary Maryland damage placed at 7.9 million with roads and bridges at 4 million.
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State to offer mediation for farm disputes in Maryland
Maryland agriculture officials plan a new mediation service for farmers in disputes with lenders regulators or neighbors. The fee is as low as 25 per party, funded by federal grants and state support to cover most startup costs. The program aims to provide a two hour session and no compulsory arbitration.
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Rush of the motors draws fans to Frederick fair night
The 26th annual truck and tractor pull at Frederick Fairgrounds drew a sold out crowd despite a rain shower. Pullers from Pennsylvania Virginia and Maryland competed in four classes with forty six entrants showing off turbo charged machines. The grand champion cake at the 4 H cake auction was built by Kristin Jewell and sold for 5000 to Holly Frey representing Frail Developers Inc and CJ Miller Asphalt Products Wi Plant.
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Grand champion cake nets 5000 at 4-H auction
Kristin Jewell of Walkersville Clovers 4-H baked the grand champion chocolate layer cake and won top honors for her sweet bread. Holly Frey bid 5000 dollars to claim the record sale for Frederick County 4-H programs, with plans to split the proceeds. The event featured lively bidding and a note of fair records as last year’s top cake sold for 3600 dollars.
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