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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Apr 06, 1993

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Frederick County Wins $7.7 Million Budget Boost in 1994 Plan

The Maryland General Assembly approved a 1994 budget of 12.5 billion with Frederick County receiving a 7.7 million increase, a 9.5 percent rise over last year. The package funds education at 61.3 million and general government at 96 million while trimming library and fee allocations amid state Social Security and governor's request reductions.

Annapolis General Assembly Frederick County House Senate William Donald Schaefer Frederick Community College County Health Department

Budget balance drives state funding for APE program

Delegate James E. McClellan says the budget should endure a year while the plan aims to balance state funding between wealthy and poor districts. Negotiators failed to restore funding for a fourth Frederick Circuit Court judge amid negotiations on education, police, and judicial costs.

APE James E. McClellan Dprederick Washington McClellan Frederick

Senate delays jobs bill as debt limit clears Congress

Senate leaders announce an Easter recess to push Clinton's $16.3 billion job plan amid a GOP filibuster. Democrats seek 60 votes, while Republicans push against new spending with offsets. A separate debt limit bill granting $225 billion in borrowing authority through Sept. 30 passes and heads to the president.

Washington Senate Clinton George Mitchell Maine Bob Dole Kansas Mitchell Dole

Bill Trumbull Declares Urbana Mayor of the Airwaves

Urbana radio figure Bill Trumbull, a 59 year old WMAL afternoon host, recalls starting in Holyoke in 1954 and notes his 33 year tenure at WMAL. He shares the 6 30 Spot with Chris Core and jokes about radio as a second wife while praising his wife Nancy and their children.

Bill Trumbull Washington WMAL Urbana Trumbull Chris Core Nancy

Maryland MSD teachers seek pay parity perks at hearing

Maryland school district teachers pressed for non monetary incentives to bridge pay gaps between the Frederick and Columbia campuses and urged lawmakers to adopt a unified pay plan. Senator Barbara Hoffman and MSD Superintendent James Tucker promoted parity as the Appropriations Committee considers the bill to force salary alignment.

Annapolis Teac Maryland House Appropriations Committee Senate Frederick Columbia Barbara Hoffman Baltimore MSD James Tucker Tucker

FCC seeks county funds for child care center at Frederick Community College

Frederick Community College asks county commissioners for about 152000 less than the 1994 budget request for a 600000 day care center. Dean Marty Crabbs cites past funding trouble and notes private pledges totaling 363000. Commissioners plan to seek public input with a decision possible in about two weeks. An anonymous donor added support.

FCC Frederick David Gray Bruce Reeder Crabbs

Baker seeks re election to Board of Aldermen

Frances Baker filed Monday for candidacy in the Frederick aldermanic race seeking a second term. She cites experience and desire to lead the city, proposes expansion of the Frederick City Police Department by at least 15 officers, stronger leadership in Maryland Municipal League and Washington Council of Governments, and a curbside recycling program with recycled paper purchases.

Frances Baker Maryland Municipal League Washington Council of Governments Frederick City

Weather and sports brief from The Frederick News

Cloudy and cool today with highs near 50. Partial clearing tonight. Partly sunny Wednesday with highs in the 50s. Frederick Keys opener delayed by weather. Page references and recycled paper note.

Sea Maryland Frederick Keys

House approves funds for a new Frederick animal health lab

The Maryland House of Delegates tentatively approved 267 500 dollars to build a 1.2 million animal health laboratory in Frederick County. The bond issue is in the 330 million 1994 capital budget, funded by general obligation bonds, and faces one more House vote before Senate consideration. Dr. James E. McClellan notes the funding should stay intact through negotiations. The current Montevue Lane lab is described as far too small and the only one of its kind between.

Annapolis House of Delegates Frederick County James E. McClellan House Senate Maryland Department of Agriculture McClellan D-Frederick Washington Montevue Lane

Bid for fourth Circuit Court judge rejected

Frederick County will wait another year for a fourth Circuit Court judge after lawmakers cut funds in a 227 million budget package. The final agreement limits new judges to Baltimore and Calvert, with Frederick slated for 1995 or by July 1 1994 per delegates. Frederick faces backlogs with civil cases taking up to 18 months and criminal cases about 150 days.

Annapolis - Frederick County General Assembly Schaefer Senate Han House Frederick Baltimore Frederick County

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