Clinton vows to veto the large tax cut bill
President Clinton declared the $792 billion tax cut will not become law after Congress approved it, signaling a veto as Republicans plan to campaign during the August recess. GOP leaders push to win backing for a smaller compromise while Democrats and some Republicans weigh paths to passage.
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Jobless rate holds amid mixed economic signals
In a murky report, the economy shows steady unemployment with lingering gaps as services and manufacturing face uneven demand. Experts note competition from cheaper labor and rising costs, while firms in engineering and food service hint at cautious hiring and market adjustments.
Confusion Rains On Loan Enforcers Under Water Ban
Gov Pa Glendening’s broad water restrictions provoke formatting chaos as counties clash over enforcement and classify violators as civil or criminal. Police and officials scramble to interpret the order while residents ignore limits and bend lawn and school rules amid rising calls and unclear penalties.
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Padions at Frederick News Post printed daily on recycled paper
Readers note the Frederick News Post is printed each day on recycled paper, with the masthead noting use of recycled content and environmental emphasis. The item highlights the paper’s sustainability message and daily production on recycling stock.
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Teen gets four page essay as plea for false alarm
A 14 year old charged with a false fire alarm at Frederick High School will write a four page letter of apology and an essay on alarm dangers as part of a youth offender program. Judge Jane Stevenson praised progress and ordered the essay and counseling plus a court supervised social history before sentencing. Separately, Urbana youth Jonathan Velarde admitted stealing a vehicle near Urbana High School on December 28. Police traced it to his uncle Bruno, found a large knife, and the judge ordered a social history prior to sentencing.
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Delaware Declares Drought Emergency Amid Water Restrictions
Gov Thomas Cars declares a drought emergency for northern Delaware as two thirds of residents face water restrictions. The move targets private pools and public supply amid falling water levels, prompting shutdowns if filtration needs fail.
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