Clinton unveils budget plan with tax hikes and deficit aims
Democrats tout a plan to cut the deficit by 496 billion dollars while adding about 1 trillion to the national debt. The package includes a 43 cent per gallon federal gas tax increase and new taxes, with spending restraints and Medicare payment cuts. Support and opposition spread across party lines, with polls showing mixed reception and several Democrats voting against the original Senate version.
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Lebanon Ceasefire Talks Aide Faces Skepticism Over Hezbollah Links
The remarks quote Syria’s spokesman and a congressman discussing Lebanon and Hezbollah. He says Syria finds Hezbollah firepower unnecessary yet concedes talks on the allegations occurred. Emigration of Syria’s Jewish community is touched, with state travel claims defended as universal.
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Crime trends and sentences across Prospect Plaza case
The report notes a suspect in a Prospect Plaza apartment killing received 35 years of a life sentence. another co defendant awaits sentencing. Burglary totals fell to 189 from 258, with larcenies dropping from 841 to 721. A city official credited community effort and housing-area policing for the decline. Separately, U S and Syrian discussions on Lebanon focused on pressuring Hezbollah to halt rocket fire and on broader Middle East issues including the Golan Heights. A U S official avoided predicting a new Washington negotiation date. Christopher met Israeli officials and a Palestinian delegation amid anger at Lebanon fighting and concerns Syria may seek a faster track. Palestinians urged consideration of a plan for greater self-government in Gaza and the West Bank.
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Fire destroys Frederick Christmas decorations and memorabilia
Pfc Richard Stine a Frederick City Police detective aiding the investigation says the children's tale is dull and no one was in the area when the fire began. He could not verify any reports of people fleeing the site and notes the evidence points to an accident possibly due to a malfunction in the electrical system. Deputy Woods expects a final cause in about a week after more footwork and leads. The city lost all Christmas decorations and historical memorabilia in the blaze.
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Salvation Army officer to lead youth and latchkey program
Capt. Mallard plans social and Bible fellowship for children ages 6 to 18 and a latch-key program for kids with working parents. He joined Salvation Army 24 years ago after a grocery career, met his wife there, and entered the Atlanta training school in 1986. He leads a congregation of 55, balancing needs with faith amid victories and defeats.
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Contamination study at Fort Detrick outlines future work
The study notes dry weather sampling and seeks seismic data while awaiting soil turning next year. It warns that full wrap up could take years. Among seven volatiles, TCE and others such as toluene and trichlorofluoromethane were found. several compounds were below detection. A leaflet with results will be mailed to volunteers. further public meetings are planned, including one in October to review progress on Area B.
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Senate debates flood disaster bill
Midwestern senators showcased satellite maps photographs and charts in urging more flood aid than the 4.7 billion request by the administration.
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Mayor Gordon demands correction stemmed from misquote trail
Frederick mayor Paul Gordon protested a News Post story saying a quote attributed to him was out of context and vowed to pursue more accurate reporting. He faxed a two paragraph note to the paper and offered to discuss better solutions with management.
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Nature’s cleanup cycle amid storms and heat
Mr Diener cited nature’s way of cleaning debris after downed trees and lightning damage to homes with no injuries reported. Highs will reach the upper 80s and lows in the upper 60s with humidity, while Thursday promises cooler, drier weather and a pleasant weekend with 80s temperatures.
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