Frederick Fair Open Exhibits Largest Since 1969 Start
Judging began today at the Frederick County Youth Fair with the largest number of exhibits since the event began in 1969. The fair opened yesterday at Stonewall Ruritan Club grounds beside Stonewall School in Clearbrook with music rides and games.
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James Douglas
Harman Brumback
Frederick County
Stonewall Ruritan Club
Stonewall School
Clearbrook
Flo Fadley
Country Cats
Clarke County Ramblers
Winchester
Hoppers Auto Club
Reid Lunsford
Barbara Shuman
Esther Strawson
Wilson Travers
John Millison
Labor Day traffic deaths reach 524 nationwide
The National Safety Council reports 524 fatalities over the Labor Day weekend from Friday 6 p.m. to Monday midnight. Earlier estimates ranged 550 to 650. The previous year line was 580 with 1968 at 688 the wartime high. first six months of 1973 saw 26,500 traffic deaths, a record for any six months. A Winchester incident notes Warden Ervin Cleveland seeking a terrier that bit three year old Kathy Thompson at 813 S Kent St before 2 p.m. Saturday. contact 662 8616 or Winchester Police 662 4131 for info on vaccination and rabies risk.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
The
Safety Council
Winchester
Ervin Cleveland
Kathy Thompson
National Ave
Cleveland
Winchester Police
Colby Takes Oath As CIA Director
President Nixon presided at the swearing in of William E. Colby as CIA director. Colby, previously deputy chief for plans, pledged to mix facts with human values in analysis. The confirmation followed earlier Watergate concerns and Senate scrutiny.
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Colby
CIA
Washington
Nixon
William E. Colby
Central Intelligence Agency
Oval Office
South Vietnam
Plans
James R. Schlesinger
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense
Schlesinger
Richard Helms
Lyndon B. Johnson
U.S
Iran
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate
President
Schiesinger
Adm
Thomas H. Moorer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Henry A. Kissinger
California
Star reinstates abbreviated editorial page and IQ feature
The Star announces the return of an abbreviated editorial page and the popular How's Your I Q on Page 4. It will publish daily except Saturdays during the newsprint shortage, with all normal features resuming when the printing paper is available again.
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The
Star Today
I.Q
Star
Delia Turns North Toward Louisiana Coast From Offshore
Tropical Storm Delia, about 140 miles offshore Galveston, grows stronger and shifts toward a more northerly track aimed at the Louisiana coast. Forecasters warn of 6 foot tides and up to 10 inches of rain as evacuations and shelter preparations spread along the upper Texas coast.
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Galveston
Tex
Delia
Louisiana
Davis Benton
Galveston National Weather Service Office
National Weather Service
Benton
Upper Texas Coast
Galveston-Freeport
Heat Wave Eases Its Grip With Cooler Weekend Forecast
The area sees a fading heat spell after over a week of high temperatures. Saturday hit 96 and Sunday 94, with 92 yesterday. nights mostly in the upper 60s. Thunder and lightning occurred, with a storm risk tonight and tomorrow, then 80s by tomorrow, 70s by Saturday.
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National Weather Service
Ellsberg grand jury weighs indictments in piracy office break in
A Los Angeles county grand jury considers possible indictments of former White House aides Ehrlichman Krogh and Liddy and others over the Ellsberg psychiatrist office break in. Testimony continues with no clear indictments until late today or early Wednesday.
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Los Angeles
White House
Daniel Ellsberg
John D. Ehrlichman
Ehrlichman
Egil Krogh
David Young
Henry A. Kissinger
G. Gordon Liddy
Soaring demand keeps grain prices rising worldwide
A record world grain harvest is forecast yet prices will climb due to strong demand. The UN FAO warns import needs may rise, with an urgent Rome meeting on September 20. Developing countries face higher costs as world stocks fall to a critical 23 million tons. Soviet purchases have depleted stocks, while US exports strain on domestic supply and buyers seek restraint.
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Norman J. Badderley
Associated Press
International Wheat Council
U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization
Rome
Wheat Council
Council
Soviet Union
U.N. Food Organization
London
Moscow
United States
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James Wood High School
David B. Grim
Frederick Fair
Judges Eye
Ann Ashby
David Palmer
Mary
Office of Strategic Services
Texas
Freeport
Cameron
Sabine Pass
Louisiana Line
Bolivar Peninsula
Galveston Bay
Brazosport Area
Pete Collins
Christine
Caribbean
Leeward Islands
Ralph Nader
CBS
Nader
Agnew
Ellsberg
New York
Robert Mayfield
Mayfield
William Johnson
Earl Robinson
Las Vegas
Nev
Detroit
United Auto Worker
Chrysler
Holton
Richmond
Linwood Holton
Richmond Rotary and Kiwanis Clubs
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Godwin
Henry E. Howell
Virginia
Wilkins’ Shoe Center
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