Clinton renews pledge for universal health coverage
President Clinton told The New York Times he would accept only universal coverage as outlined in Senator Mitchell s health reform plan. He rejected alternatives and pressed for near universal coverage by 2000 while Republicans criticized the Mitchell bill s new bureaucracies and federal powers.
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City to study hiring more minority contractors in Frederick
Frederick city officials agreed to explore ways to hire more minority businesses after a briefing by local attorney Willie Mahone and publisher George Dredden. The plan includes a $10,000 study to define minority business targets and areas for expansion and may add a human rights officer to ensure fair solicitation and address minority concerns.
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Ausherman Wins Frederick County Agricultural Society Membership
Marvin Ausherman of Frederick bought a society membership certificate at public auction for 18 200. Auctioneer Delbert Null said the certificate came from the Alvin Young estate via Katherine Kelly Howard. The 12 year old society owns the fairgrounds and produces the Great Frederick Fair.
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Balanced approach marks two district contenders in House race
Marilyn Young, 41, runs as a noncommittal, balanced candidate in District 3 seeking the House of Delegates. She resists labels and aims to analyze each issue as it comes. Sundergill hopes the historic pattern of commissioners becoming state lawmakers continues despite past difficulties for former officials winning legislative seats.
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Halfway house funding halts juvenile placements
SABILLASVILLE The state Department of Juvenile Services will not place more youths released from Victor Cullen Academy at an adjacent after care facility due to financial problems at the halfway house. South Mountain Project, a federally funded residential program next to Cullen, serves 15 beds for boys from Cullen and other Cullen incarcerations, with plans for community based after care. The moratorium will impact Victor Cullen as no other site is available for placement.
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Holsinger Drops Out Of Frederick County Race
Donnie Holsinger 54 year old Democrat withdraws from the Frederick County Commissioner contest after a long hard decision. The News-Post reports his exit and notes continuation on page A-2.
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Frederick County
Holsinger
Park graffiti trio praised after vandalism confession
Brothers Brian 14 Joshua 12 and Marshall 10 Crawford admitted writing their names on park equipment at East Third Street Frederick. After two months, Mayor Jim Grimes welcomed them to City Hall and Juvenile Services ordered letters of apology to the mayor and Detective Stephen Scalf.
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Gadra Overhauls Top-Level Staff at County Schools
Frederick County Board of Education approved a reorganized admin structure that shifts maintenance, construction, transportation and business services to deputies while Gadra focuses on curriculum. Kevin Castner becomes deputy superintendent overseeing business services and construction as Gadra assumes broader policy for curriculum.
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Fred
Erick County Board of Education
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Walkersville May Pitch State Police Bicycle Patrol
Walkersville officials consider becoming the first Maryland town with a state police bicycle patrol pending approval from town commissioners and Maryland State Police Superintendent Larry Tolliver. Trooper Chris Sasse proposed the plan, noting a cost of about 1400 to 1500 dollars funded by donations. A second trooper in a car would be required to cover patrol hours. The other resident troopers voiced support, though final action awaits state approval.
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Orley Bourland
Fragmented Weather and Notices From The Fradarick News Post
Weather outlook shows cloudy tonight with thunderstorms and lows in the expected range. Partly sunny Friday with highs near 88. Page references point to sports, business, ads, comics, and obituaries. The paper notes daily 400 percent recycled paper and recyclability details.
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