Saudi Arabia Expels Jordanian and Yemeni Envoys
Saudi Arabia orders nearly all staff expelled from Jordanian and Yemeni embassies amid Arab rifts over the Persian Gulf crisis. WASHINGTON finance ministers from seven rich democracies seek ways to prevent a world recession as oil soars above 35 dollars per barrel.
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Voter Registration Drive At Great Frederick Fair
At the Great Frederick Fair volunteers manning WFRE and party booths register voters at a brisk pace. Evelyn Gates reports 25 to 30 registrations daily at her WFRE booth with others statewide also signing up. As of Sept 11 total registrations reached 54,306 with 28,006 Democrats and 26,300 Republicans. Rosalie Long and Doris McDonnell describe steady activity while Charlotte Johnston notes many switch from Republican to Democrat. Continuous coverage continues on page A-4.
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William Long
Frederick
Doris McDonnell
Charlotte Johnston
New Market Grange Feeds Fairgoers at Great Frederick Fair
New Market Grange volunteers operate a long running food stand at the Great Frederick Fair. The mostly volunteer team sells homemade soups and country ham sandwiches to raise funds for non profit organizations and community service. Local businesses and other stalls contribute, with mentions of Middletown Grange and longtime vendors Charlie Cat and Burtner’s Meats. The stand emphasizes affordable pricing near dairy sheep goat and hog barns and supports educational displays in Agriculture Products building.
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New Market Grange
John Thompson
Middletown
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Charlie Cat
Taneytown
Mr. Cat
Cigar Charlie
Charlie Burtner
Burtner
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Frederick Fair
Mr. Burtner
Frederick County school growth to outpace state by 23.4 percent
Frederick County schools are projected to grow 23.4 percent over the next decade, outpacing Maryland's 18.3 percent. The plan includes a $23 million new high school to open in 1995, with site selection pending and a focus on capital improvements.
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Walkersville
Daniel Gadra
Despite Violations Fire Training Center Funded
EMMITSBURG The National Emergency Training Center cited for 189 violations of Maryland fire and life safety codes. NETC leadership say deficiencies would close a commercial site, yet the center remains open due to its training mission. State fire marshal offices barred high occupancy rooms but did not shut down the facility.
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Inside The News On the Inside Rain Ends Tonight
Partly cloudy and cooler Sunday in Western Maryland with a weather map on Az.
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Last day to enjoy fun at the Great Frederick Fair
Thousands flocked to the Great Frederick Fair on a sunny Friday with tens of thousands in attendance. Fair board president John Bell cited weather and large family turnout, noting parking was the main issue as gates closed early. Animal exhibits run to 6 p.m. with prime seats still available for concerts and a noon rodeo.
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