Sauerbrey Gains, Closes Gap With Glendening In Maryland Poll
A Mason-Dixon poll for Journal papers places Ellen Sauerbrey at 45 percent and Parris Glendening at 44 percent with 11 percent undecided among 804 registered voters surveyed September 18 to 20. The poll shows GOP voters coalescing behind Sauerbrey and independents leaning toward her, while Glendening faces erosion of support amid Lewinsky coverage. margin of error is 3 points.
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Gas prices fall to four year low across state
Gas prices slide to four year lows with regular unleaded around 99.9 cents at Mount Pleasant Citgo and nearby stations. A Mid-Atlantic AAA study cites above average crude inventories as the reason, noting statewide averages near 1.04 for regular and 1.16 to 1.22 for higher grades.
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Harness racer dies of heart attack at Great Frederick Fair
Gary Cameron, 54, of Pinehurst North Carolina, collapsed while driving a sulky behind Super Tribute in a harness race at the Great Frederick Fair. He was pronounced dead at Frederick Memorial Hospital after CPR by emergency responders.
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Greenspan signals Fed rate cut likely next Tuesday
The article reports Alan Greenspan signaling a first U.S. interest rate cut in nearly three years at the upcoming Fed policy meeting. Clinton urged intensified action on a global currency crisis, while economists expect further reductions to combat the spreading turmoil without derailing America's economic boom.
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Carnival Pastor Refrains Instructs Rev Frank Fritsch Leads Students
The Rev Frank Fritsch ministers to carnival workers and teaches at East Coast Academy run by Reithoffer Shows. He travels in a trailer with a congregation that includes the headless woman and Roc-n-Rapids operators. He sometimes leads students in songs after the pledge and morning prayer before classes begin.
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Whitecoat reunion marks partnership in Army research
More than 300 people will gather at the Seventh day Adventist Church in Frederick to honor a historic alliance between the Adventist church and the Army. From 1954 to 1973 about 2,300 church members volunteered for Project Whitecoat at Fort Detrick and Walter Reed, receiving experimental vaccines and exposing themselves to diseases under strict informed consent rules.
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Lilypons warned over improper pesticide records in Maryland
Maryland Department of Agriculture finished an investigation into Lilypons Water Gardens Buckeystown into alleged pesticide misuses. A former employee Michael Mayo sparked the inquiry alleging use of malathion rotenone and Spotton. The department issued a letter of caution citing improper records and questions about worker notification. Margaret Koogle Lilypons president defends the company saying they use pesticides minimally and focus on natural products. Ed Sanders licensed applicator admitted using rotenone but Lilypons was not cited for illegal chemical use. The investigation began July 1997 and found no documented pesticide misuses.
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