Gunfire Intensifies Around Gorazde Amid NATO Strikes
In Gorazde sporadic shooting resumes after a morning lull as NATO air raids press Serb positions. UN and Bosnian relief officials report heavy machine gun fire and shelling, with Serb leaders vowing to resist withdrawal. Karadzic and Woerner weigh in on risk of escalation and peace talks.
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Karadzic
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Post Office Parking Plans to Tow Weekend Parkers
Frederick post office officials plan to tow vehicles of non patrons who park in the East Patrick Street lot on Saturdays and Sundays. Post office plant manager Charles Hall said the lot becomes packed, blocking post office box renters. Signs were installed and letters sent to local groups. If problems persist later this month, towing may begin April 24.
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Maryland Weather and New Scholarship Program Report
Cloudy tonight with lows in the mid 50s and mostly cloudy conditions Wednesday bringing a chance of showers and highs near 70. The Frederick News notes a new national scholarship program announced, with agricultural and sports sections referenced on late pages.
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Maryland lawmakers end session with mixed welfare crime lead paint bills
The 1994 Maryland Assembly wrapped up with a late burst of activity producing welfare reform crime lead paint and child support bills. Critics said the measures appeared substantial but offered little real change. Led by debates over a welfare cap and watered down lead paint legislation, the session faced high-profile defeats as well.
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John Douglass
Baltimore
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Senate
Virginia Thomas
D Howard
William Donald
Frederick County budget proposal preserves 2.26 tax rate
The Frederick County budget proposals presented to the county commissioners call for higher operating and capital spending for the coming fiscal year while keeping the property tax rate at 2.26 per 100 of assessed value. The plan projects about 8 percent operating growth and funds for jail, library, courthouse improvements, health insurance, and social services, with hearings set for 7 p.m. on April 18 at Winchester Hall.
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Mark Sneadner
Sneadner
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C. Burr Artz
Urbana
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Clintons pay back taxes on 1980 commodities gains
President and Mrs Clinton disclosed 1980 underpayment totaling 14,615 in back taxes and interest. They did not report a 6,498 profit from commodities trading and will pay federal and state taxes plus accrued interest. The release contradicts earlier suggestions about Mrs Clinton’s trading activity.
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Hillary Rodham Clinton
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David Kendall
White House
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Kendall
Arkansas
Whitewater
U.S. Treasury
Local lawmakers win most of requested funds in 1995 capital budget
Annapolis lawmakers secured the majority of their funding requests in the 1995 capital budget totaling 380 million dollars. Frederick County projects received almost 15 million, with McClellan securing 3.7 million for a Walkersville elementary school and the delegation obtaining 1 million for the National Museum of Civil War Medicine, 1 million for a Towson hospital regional center, and 800 thousand for the Delaplaine Visual Arts Center.
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James E McClellan
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Carroll Creek
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