Haitians buoyed by widening U.S. military control
A Creole weekly Libete plans to resume publication amid growing Haitian celebrations for President Aristide's return. Editor Rev Jean-Yves Urfie said publication would resume despite danger as U.S. forces widen control and threaten to fire on troops seen as menacing civilians. Thousands gathered at the seaport gates to witness the occupation and activists reclaimed old voting leaflets.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Jean-Bertrand Aristide
Libete
Jean-Yves Urfie
Contel
U.S
Aristide
Haitti
Raoul Cedras
Cedras
William Swing
Abc-Tv
U.S. Army
John Altenburg
Egon Hawrylak
Port-au-Prince’s
Jimmy Carter
Zajtchuk named USAMRMC commander at Fort Detrick
Brig. Gen. Russ Zajtchuk takes command of the U S Army Medical Research and Materiel Command at Fort Detrick amid reorganization plans. Col. Merle J. Snyder remains garrison boss reporting to Zajtchuk with activation set for Nov. 1.
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Russ Zajtchuk
U.S. Army Medical Research and Materiel Command
Usamrmc
Fort Detrick
U.S. Army Garrison
USAG
Merle J. Snyder
Chuck Dasey
Snyder
Zajtchuk
Dasey
Casey
U.S. Army Medical Research, Development, Acquisition and Logistics Command
Army Medical Department
Frederick County 4-H and FFA Beef Sheep and Swine Sale Persists
Rain and power outages failed to dampen attendance at the Frederick County 4-H and FFA Beef Sheep and Swine sale at the Great Frederick Fair. Proceeds fund next year’s animals and savings for college, with several animals donated back to aid clubs and youth programs. Highlights include Karla Davis’s grand champion steer at 625 per pound, Kim Stup’s reserve steer at 5, and multiple lots sold to local banks, construction firms, and businesses in Frederick and surrounding areas.
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Frederick County
FFA
Frederick
Karla Davis
Woodsboro
Giant Food of
Kim Stup
Frederick Underwriters, Inc
Miss Stup
Walkersville
Laura Keilho
Jason Savage
Thurmont
Horizon Concrete
Hagerstown
Daryl Albright
Emmitsburg
Angus
Custom Printing Company of
Frederick Gas seeks 5.67 percent rate rise
Frederick Gas Co filed with Maryland Public Service Commission asking a 5.67 percent rate increase that would raise residential bills by 418 dollars per month and deliver 17.6 million dollars in extra revenue. A hearing is set for Monday September 25 at 7 30 pm at Winchester Hall Frederick to consider the request with a December 1 effective date if approved.
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Frederick Gas Co
Maryland Public Service Commission
Winchester Hall
Church Street
Frederick
TJ Patriots Defeat Oakland Mills In High School Football
The TJ Patriots topped the Oakland Mills Scorpions 21 to 6 in a Friday night high school football game. The brief recap notes a strong defensive effort by TJ and a productive offensive showing led by key plays.
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TJ Patriots
Oakland Mills Scorpions
Follow-up TB Tests Planned for 300 TJ Graduates
About 300 Thomas Johnson High graduates and related staff are asked to return for TB screening after one class member was diagnosed. The Frederick County Health Department will hold free tests on Oct 11 from 8am to 5pm at 350 Montevue Lane, with results read Oct 13.
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Thomas Johnson High School
Frederick County Health Department
Stephanie Steibart
Health Department
Montevue Lane
Frederick
Unwanted guest rain halts Great Frederick Fair crowd
Rain and gale winds dampened the Great Frederick Fair with about 200 attendees by late afternoon. Officials blamed weather for low ride lines and food booths, while 28,506 total attendance was reported with variable daily counts. Power outages and damp conditions from the storm affected the fairgrounds and surrounding areas.
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Frederick
Jack Stoorza
Reithoffer Shows
Mid-Atlantic
National Weather Service
Chesapeake Bay
Bay
Bob Melrose
Maryland
Lewistown
PSC approves 4.2 percent rate hike for Potomac Edison
Maryland Public Service Commission approves a 4.2 percent rise for Potomac Edison, adding about 471 dollars to the average residential bill. The hike funds scrubber systems at Harrison Power Station in Shinnston, Virginia, to meet the Clean Air Act. The increase, effective November 11, follows an April filing and cuts the requested 8.9 percent rise.
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Potomac Edison
Maryland
Maryland Public Service Commission
Harrison
Shinnstan
Pis
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Detrick
Army Medical Research and Development
Brad Stevens
Johnsville
D. Bowman and Sons
Keymar
Josh Ruby
Rocky Ridge
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The
Agricultural Society
Fraderick News. Post
By Skip Lawrence
Frank Della Penna
Sandy Harris
Verdin Co
Cincinnati
Baker Park Carill
TJ Grads
Dan Burns
News-Post
Staf
Sam Yu
Great Frederick Fair
Steve Long
Melissa Kolb
Robin Smith
Kevin Smith
Aimee Smith
Stacey Smith
PSC
ED Waters Jr
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