Clinton Near Final Decision on Bosnia War Action
President Clinton moves toward a final decision by Saturday on tougher action to end the Bosnian war. Options include air strikes against Serbs and lifting the arms embargo on Bosnian Muslims, with no ground troops planned. Clinton and advisers meet to finalize policy and brief European leaders next week.
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Appeals for Full-Funded BoE Budget Draw Large Crowds
About 306 people packed Rosenstock Hall at Hood College on Thursday to urge full funding of the Frederick County Board of Education budget. Teachers led the turnout urging a 6.1 percent pay raise, about half of the contract level, while a separate group pressed for a legal contract for school support staff. The crowd supported the board’s request for county funding of 95.8 million dollars, though the county staff recommended 80.8 million with a 6.1 percent rise. If approved, education would be about half of the county's 157 million dollar budget.
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Off Track Betting Opens At Cracked Claw In Urbana
The Cracked Claw begins off track betting today with 40 races from noon to 7 15 p m across Churchill Downs Pimlico Hollywood Park and more harness racing from Freehold Rosecroft Meadowlands and Balmoral. Staff plans for 15 to 20 new employees and possibly 50 to 60 later as crowds arrive for Kentucky Derby weekend.
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Frederick lawmakers tour $26.3 million of state aid
Maryland legislators from across the state joined Frederick officials on a day long tour to review how $26.3 million in state funding over the past five years has shaped the city. Gov Schaefer canceled due to hospitalization but aides praised his support while tours visited Harry Grove Stadium Carroll Creek flood control Hood College and the new Frederick Brewing Co.
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Frederick Foundry closes division lays off thirty five
Frederick Foundry and Machine Co at East and East Seventh streets ends its foundry division and reduces staff by 35, keeping 15 in the pump division. The firm, formerly Frederick Iron and Steel, has undergone ownership changes since 1985 and 1989, with future plans to possibly revive foundry work at other plants.
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McClellan seeks $1 million bond for Delaplaine arts center
Frederick Delegate James E. McClellan announced plans to push a $1 million state bond for renovating and relocating the Delaplaine Visual Arts Center along Carroll Creek in Frederick. He described the center as a keynote of the linear park and noted previous rejections due to tight budgets.
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Catoctones to present 26th annual spring musical show
Weather brief notes sunny pleasant today with mid 70s highs and fair cool tonight. Saturday will be sunny and warm with 70s highs. Page references and additional entertainment items follow in The Frederick News.
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Derby Devotion Moves Fans to Grand Gestures
Dick Koogle and Sonny Titlow make annual trips to the Kentucky Derby. Koogle, 62, of Mount Oliver Boulevard Frederick, even skipped his grandson’s birth. Titlow quit his job when not allowed off on Derby Saturday. Both vow to attend every May race, at least until 100.
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Derby Pilgrimage Runs 33rd Year For Longtime Fans
The piece recalls AAA veteran Titlow age 59 and Frederick friend who now lives in Bowie continuing annual visits to Churchill Downs in Louisville. Titlow faced a missed Derby when work conflict halted his streak, and Koogle nearly broke his run in 1989 as his grandson arrived two weeks late.
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