Clinton and Republicans End Budget Battle With 160 Billion Bill
Both sides declare victory as they move to enact a 160 billion five month federal funding bill. Clinton administration and GOP leaders tout savings of 23 billion from 1995 and restore billions to education and environment while preserving disaster funds. Speaker Gingrich and Senate Leader Dole forecast broad support as the White House expects a presidential signature once the bill reaches its desk.
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R-Kan
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County voters shifting but Democrats keep foothold in Frederick
In Frederick County Democrats trail Republicans in registered voters by about 38,341 to 34,613 over the past year. United Democrats of Frederick County president Thomas Slater says GOP gains reflect a national trend and may reverse as national sentiment shifts. He notes past Democratic presidential wins in the county have been rare and vows the party remains competitive in local offices.
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State City weighs alderman’s out of area residency
Frederick Alderman Jon Kreissig faces a legality question over his Montgomery County Gaithersburg residence while in office. The Maryland attorney general’s office advised local officials to determine if his out of city dwelling complies with city law after claims he moved for work at Montgomery College. City Attorney Lynn Board initially said no violation but court review may be necessary.
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State tests prep as MSPAP to guide school profiles
Schools prepare for the Maryland MSPAP, testing third, fifth, and eighth graders in reading, writing, language, math, science, and social studies. The exam emphasizes applying knowledge to problems, measuring instructional performance of schools rather than individual scores.
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Public hears 41M airport master plan accepted
The public is informed that a 41 million dollar airport master plan has been accepted. The long term project outlines a 26 year program to accommodate anticipated growth and new types of aircraft at the facility.
Airport grant aids PAL assistance plan
A regional airport receives a government grant to support a planned assistance program with the PAL system. Officials say the funds will accelerate upgrades, improve air access, and expand services for local travelers and cargo operations.
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