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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1983

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2

Frederick Fair 4-H winners highlight grand champion steer and pig

The Frederick Fair featured 4-H exhibitors with premier stock including a grand champion steer and top pig. Wayne Shaefer of Rocky Ridge 4-H Club handles the Impala steer, purchased by Merle Wise and Key Chevrolet-Cadillac who guarantee 85 cents per pound. The sale proceeds benefit the Frederick County 4H Beef, Sheep and Swine Club. Further breed champions and reserves were shown before tonight's sale. Local officials and notable guests, including Gov. Harry Hughes not expected to attend, prepared for a big crowd at the grandstand and demolition derby while fairgoers were urged to visit the poultry and rabbit displays and enjoy performances by the Statler Brothers.

Frederick Fair Ms. Bell Merle Wise Key Chevrolet-Cadillac Wayne Shhaefer Rocky Ridge 4 Frederick County 4H Joe Horman Ballenger Boys 4H Club Angus Becky Keilholtz Rocky Ridge Hereford Sherry Wolfe Wolfsville Ridgerunners Cindy Schultz Wolfsville Ridge- Tanners Shorthern Jeff Harshman Green Valley Paul Fox Green Valley 4-H Club Harry Hughes Attenoe Maryland Louis Goldstein Fair Board George B. Delaplaine Jr Frederick Delphey Melvin Haugh Haugh Statler Brothers

Cooler nationwide Friday with Southwest mild spell

The National Weather Service forecasts cooler weather for most of the nation on Friday. Mild conditions are expected in the Southwest, while showers are anticipated in the Southwest, northern California and southern Florida.

National Weather Service Southwest California Florida

Rebels battle Druse and Palestinians near Beirut

Lebanese forces claim repulsion of attacks on Souk el Gharb by Syrian backed Druse and Palestinian guerrillas as U S ships shell northern Beirut suburbs. The Civil Defense Corps urged civilians to stay indoors amid extensive shelling on Ashrafiyeh Ein el Rummaneh Museum and Tayyouneh with several fires reported.

Bardment Druse Upper Mein Mountains Civil Defense Corps Ashrafiyeh Ein el- Rummaneh Museum Tayyouneh 8Th Brigade Souk el-Gharb U.S John Rodgers Arthur Radford Beirut Virginia U.S. Marine

Statler Brothers thrill Frederick Fair crowd with new member

The Statler Brothers from Staunton Va returned to Frederick for the third time drawing two sold out crowds despite rain. Jimmy Fortune replaces Lou Dewitt who retired for health reasons in 1982. Harold Reid and Don Reid kept the show lively as the group delivered hits like How Great Thou Art Guilty and Bed of Roses. The act, famed for humor as well as song, was recognized as Comedy Group of the Year at the Mysic City News Awards in 1989.

Statler Brothers Frederick Fair Statlers Bob Leverone Stater Brothers Frederick Showtime Macy Staunton Statler Jimmy Fortune Fortune Lou Dewitt Taou Slaver Brothers Harold Reid Don Reid

Doctared transcripts to be investigated by DOJ inquiry

Rep. F James Sensenbrenner Jr asserts a criminal probe will weed out bad apples in House staff after Justice Department confirms a criminal investigation into doctored subcommittee transcripts. Over 100 altered remarks surfaced last July with wording to belittle Republicans and seven GOP members.

Washington (Ap House of Representatives F. James Sensenbrenner Jr R‘wis Justice Department House William French Smith Stephen S. Trott Robert S. Walker R-Penn Department

House divided dooms compromise on War Powers Act

Two Democrat led House committees clash over Lebanon policy. Appropriations seeks to cut Marines funding by December 1 unless Reagan accepts a War Powers Act limit. Foreign Affairs aims to extend authorizing period by 18 months as leaders negotiate.

Washington House U.S Lebanon Beirut Appropriations Committee Reagan Thomas P O'Neill Jr Foreign Affairs Committee

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