4 H steer sale yields high bids for champions
4 H livestock sale features 72 hogs 49 lambs 73 steers with top prices. Grand champion hog 245 pounds sold at 5.75 per lb to an unknown buyer. reserve grand lamb at 9.25 per lb. grand champion lamb 140 pounds sold at 10 per lb to Mullinix Grain. Steer champion 1185 pounds brought 3 per lb to Dairy Maid Dairy. Several reserve champions and special selections also sold to Frederick area buyers. Funds support county 4 H teams programs and livestock clubs.
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Eric Donnelly
Riveoclauna von UN Picucsiun
Kevin Donnelly
F&m Bank
Frederick
Paula Davis
Mullinix
Robert Dinsmore
Dairy Maid Dairy
Andy Cowell
Jessica Stevens
Custom Printing Co
Dennis Willard
Gaithersburg Company
Daryl Albright
Becky Powell
Angus
Frederick County National Bank
Missy Willard
OSE Co, Inc
Magus Accounting Services
Gaithersburg
Frederick County
Perla arson case sentences break sentencing guidelines
Frederick County judge sentenced Perla for arson at a bridge fire near Thurmont and Rocky Ridge. Prosecutor argued for a ten year term beyond guideline recommendations citing magnitude of damage to a historical treasure. Defense noted minimal prior record and claimed Perla was led by co defendant McCafferty.
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Dwyer
McCafferty
Perla
Florida
Barnes
Maryland
Hagerstown
Ebby Road
Frederick County
Astern Shore
Lounty Adil
Appeals court boosts NAFTA ruling on environmental review
A federal appeals court reversed Judge Richey, ruling that NAFTA cannot be reviewed until the White House submits the agreement to Congress and provides an environmental statement. The decision keeps NAFTA on track despite ongoing opposition, with House leader Gephardt signaling a vote against the pact.
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Washington
White House
Climi
Congress
Abner Mikva
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
U.S
Charles R. Richey
Richey
Bush
Mexico
Canada
Appeals Court
Appeals
Mikva
A. Raymond Randolph
U.S. Trade Representative
NAFTA
House
Richard Gephardt
Robertson ordered to repay nearly $400000 to FEC
The Federal Election Commission ruled that Pat Robertson must repay about 400000 in disputed campaign expenditures from his 1968 bid. The FEC found use of public funds for nonqualified costs and overbilling of news media for air travel, with refunds to news organizations and a challenge to the ruling. Robertson plans to appeal citing statute of limitations and misallocations in Iowa and New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Election Commission
Pat Robertson
FEC
Americans For Robertson Inc
Ma Speten Ennams
Prague
New Hampshire
Rev. Robertson
Bush
Reagan
Iowa
Robertson
Mysterious carrot shaped flashes sighted above storms
Davis Sentman of the University of Alaska and Eugene Wescott report video pictures of 19 unexplained carrot shaped flashes captured July 8 from a NASA jet near thunderclouds about 40,000 feet over Kansas, Iowa, and Nebraska. The scientists say the upper atmosphere phenomenon is not understood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Davis Sentman
University of Alaska’s
Geophysical Institute
Fairbanks
Eugene Wescott
NASA
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Dr. Sentman
Students report pellet gun sightings at Magruder and Springbrook
Several Magruder students saw a ninth grader with a pellet gun in his backpack around 10 15 a m on Sept 17. Another Springbrook student told a teacher he saw a different student with a BB gun Monday morning. Students have a 10 day window to present mitigating circumstances before expulsion recommendations. The deputy superintendent will issue the final expulsion decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magruder
Springbrook
Gunning
Fairgoers protest car display at county derby
Ansman continues on page A-1 as tensions mount over a derby car resembling a Klansman hood. Fairgoers found it offensive while owner says it would be fine with NAACP on board. Residents plan pickets and threaten protests if derby contracts bar such paint next year, citing constitutional rights and social pressure.
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Fair Board
Toms
Tomis
Kelly
Mr. Toms
Frederick Cablevision Negotiations Over Franchise Fee Rules
Frederick Cablevision faces limits on franchise fees, capped at five percent, as officials note current county meetings are televised using the company’s channel and staff at no charge. Ms Hatzer cites existing government free use and in negotiations these services must be weighed against new terms.
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Frederick Cablevision
Frederick
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Jennifer Shugars
Wolfe
Caleb Kershner
Concrete General of
Patrick St. Frederick
Ace
U.S. Court of Appeals
Don Phillips
Jeep Eagle
Tate
Sergere
American Telests Group
Tropstone
Homecrest
Watpool
St Frederick
Ansman
Eagle Vision Tsi
Jeep & Eagle, Inc
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