English walnut tree named big tree champion in Maryland backyard
A couple in Maryland claim ownership of a large English walnut tree listed by the Maryland Department of Natural Resources as a big tree champion. The tree measures about 125 feet in circumference at the base, 90 feet tall, and spreads 96 feet at the lipio tip. Officials think it was likely planted in the late 18th century, noting English walnuts do not grow wild in Maryland. The runner up reportedly measures 10.11 feet around and 50 feet tall.
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Fed workers may lose free parking plan eyed by House panel
Federal workers could pay market rate for parking to fund mass transit subsidies, a proposal discussed by a House subcommittee. GAO cites Washington rates from 65 to 165 dollars a month, with DOT charging 28 dollars solo and 11 dollars for carpoolers. Critics call the plan unfair, while proponents say it creates equity and incentives for transit. A second hearing is set for September 30 as Congress debates reauthorizing transit subsidies.
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15th Sagner reunion brings former workers together at Dan-Dee Inn
Frederick attendees recall the closed Sagner clothing factory with Carmen and Orville Doc Holz among the lifelong participants. Mae Shafer serves as reunion chairwoman while Margaret Fox stands nearby during the 15th annual gathering at the Dan-Dee Country Inn on Sunday.
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Clinton outlines broader post cold war foreign agenda
A senior administration official says President Clinton will present a broad visionary speech on the post cold war agenda, stressing an exit strategy for troops before Bosnia and avoiding detail on conditions for deploying peacekeepers or the Mogadishu helicopter deaths. The speech follows earlier remarks by Warren Christopher and national security advisers outlining guiding principles.
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Funeral Services for Mrs Gerturde Elizabeth McCormick Clutter
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Gertrude Elizabeth McCormick Clutter formerly of Thurmont who died Monday. Sept 20 at Thurmont funeral home Robert E. Dailey Son with Rev Kenneth C Hamrick and Rev Vernon T Edwards officiating. Bearers included grandsons and a great grandson. Interment followed at Blue Ridge Cemetery Thurmont. Mrs Clutter was wife of the late William Francis Clutter who died April 16, 1976.
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Donald Clutter
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Marilyn Logsdon
Steve Dorough
Darin Willett
Glenn Nikirk
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