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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1997

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Clinton Begins Line Item Veto on Budget Tax Bills

President Clinton becomes the first to use the new line item veto power to strike specific provisions from the recently passed budget and tax cut bills. Aides expect immediate legal challenges, with Treasury Secretary Rubin outlining action on both spending and tax sides as the deadline nears.

Clinton Washington White House Anne Luzzatto Treasury Robert Rubin U.S Congress Ulysses S. Grant

Administration steps into UPS dispute over strike

Labor Secretary Alexis Herman urged the Teamsters and United Parcel Service to meet at the Labor Department to return to bargaining. Federal talks paused, the 185,000 striking workers seek issues on part-time work and pension protection, while replacements remain a controversial threat.

Washington Teamsters UPS Clinton Alexis Herman Herman Labor Department NBC Meet the Press John Alden ABC

Area UPS Workers Hold Line in Frederick Strike

Frederick UPS workers continue a nationwide walkout with little chanting or signage. Part-timers like Julie Kovatch condemn the lack of full-time openings, while Teamsters lobbyist Colleen Dougher argues UPS favors part-time staffing and reduced benefits. Union and company talks stalled, supporters praise solidarity, and officials refrain from intervention as turnout remains steady.

UPS Frederick Julie Kovatch Teamsters International Colleen Dougher Teams Ms. Dougher

Strike disrupts delivery firms tests speed of service

UPS talks broke down and customers seek faster options as Interstate Delivery Service expands to 17 drivers and routes beyond 100 miles to Pittsburgh and Norfolk Virginia. Rick Clark says the strike raises stress but boosts business while prioritizing regular customers and flexible delivery times. USPS adds seven day package service.

UPS Interstate Delivery Service Rick Clark Pittsburgh Norfolk Clark Interstate

Local marbles players win world championship title

Middletown organizers label event world championship marbles tournament though participants were mostly American. Megan Winkleman, 12, Frederick, won girls titles. Jeff Kimmel leads Knucklers program and co organizes state and world events sponsored by Braddock Heights Optimist Club.

Middletown Maryland Jeff Kimmel Frederick County Mr. Kimmels Roland Nelson Braddock Heights Optimist Club

Local farmers largely ineligible for federal aid due to drought

Frederick County Farm Bureau President Mike Wilcom leads Rep. Roscoe Bartlett on a farm tour to show drought damage and argues that 80 to 90 percent of local farmers would not qualify for USDA emergency loans. Agriculture Sec. Glickman notes disaster relief for 33 counties in five states. Corn stands several inches tall amid dry soil, far from tasseling.

Monrovia Frederick County Farm Bureau Mike Wilcom U.S. Department of Agriculture Bartlett Dan Glickman Maryland Frederick Wilcom

Frederick News-Post index brief recycles printed

A short note says portions of The Frederick News-Post are printed daily on 105 percent recycled paper and the newspaper emphasizes recycling.

Frederick

Parks draw fewer visitors this summer at state parks

Staff reports say area parks see quieter season with Cunningham Falls noting fewer day visitors due to drought and cool weather. Chuck Bowler says campers remain steady while year round visitation nears 750000. Cunningham Falls offers 173 campsites across about 5000 acres and cites parking changes reducing rock path accidents.

Area State Parks Battlegrounds Chuck Bowler Cunningham Falls State Park Thurmont Cunningham Falls

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