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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1995

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Clinton challenges GOP to pass welfare reform bill

President Clinton urged Republican leaders to push welfare reform as he faced a muted TV audience and criticized their pace. Senator Gramm countered that Clinton remained irrelevant, while House Leader Armey pressed for bipartisan work on policy. CBS aired the prime time event live, unlike the other networks.

Clinton Gop Washington Phil Gramm Texas Gramm CBS Jimmy Carter Congress House Dick Armey Armey CNN White House

BoE rejects county return plan for East Frederick school

Frederick County Board of Education on Tuesday declined the county commissioners bid to return the vacant East Frederick Elementary to the school system. East Frederick closed in 1991. reopening would require costly renovations and redistricting amid a small site in a noisy, dusty area near the airport and a quarry. The state freeway upgrade may also shrink the site by 15 to 2 acres.

Boe E. Frederick Frederick County Commissioners East Frederick Spring Ridge County Board of Education Norman Quist Daniel Gadra Frederick Municipal

Testing fails to prove Detrick as pollution source

As Fort Detrick tests for the origin of contaminant TCE in nearby wells, negative results prompt doubts of Detrick’s role. The Restoration Advisory Board discusses off base sources, 1956 Carroll Creek fish kill, and competing agency responsibilities amid a $4 million Army investigation since 1992.

Detrick Fort Detrick Restoration Advisory Board Army Frederick Don Allen David Hoffman Army Environmental Center Hoffman John Fairbank Maryland Department of the Environment MDE Fairbank Trench 11

Toys R Us weighs Frederick County site for regional center

Toys R Us may locate a major regional distribution center in Frederick County to serve its U S stores. Senior VP Michael Miller declined to name sites or confirm Maryland focus, noting a sizable facility and a decision in coming months. Frederick County officials confirmed the company is eyeing the area with 618 stores domestically and 298 abroad.

Frederick County Toys R Us Michael Miller Paramus N.J Maryland Miller Answ United States

Four youths sought after Frederick stabbing on West Fourth Street

Frederick police search for several youths after a 4:14 pm stabbing on West Fourth Street near North Market. Victim Matthew Lyles, 24, of Frederick, was in critical condition at R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore. Mayor James Grimes witnessed youths fleeing with fluorescent light tubes shortly after the incident.

West Fourth Street North Market Street Frederick Matthew Lyles R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center Baltimore Lyles James Grimes Fourth Street Grimes Carmack-Jay’s North Market Mr. Lyles

Raffensberger seeks 15 million budget boost for police

Frederick City Police Chief Ray Raffensberger outlined achievements and requested a 1995 1996 budget increase to 15 million to fund eight new vehicles ten additional officers salary raises and program improvements. Alderman Frances Baker praised gains while noting need for greater department cohesiveness and improved communication with officials.

Frederick Ray Raffensberger Board of Aldermen Maj Raffensberger

Colbert Awarded Purple Heart At Fort Detrick Ceremony

A five minute ceremony at Fort Detrick honored Spec Jeffrey Colbert with a Purple Heart after his family, who had spent a year pressing the government, received the award. Colbert and 13 other American soldiers were killed by friendly fire in Iraq on April 14, 1994, as his kin continued to press for recognition.

U.S Spec Jeffrey Colbert Fort Detrick Spec Colbert Iraq Col Merle Snyder U.S. Army Jeffrey Colbert

Frederick chef cooks in French kitchens feature

A Frederick chef prepares dishes in French kitchens as part of the A week in Provence feature. See Page for more. Portions of The Frederick News Post are printed on recycled paper and are recyclable.

Provence Frederick Frederick News Postare

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