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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1994
Page
1
In a stinging defeat for President Clinton, the House blocked the 33.2 billion anti crime package on a 225 210 vote. Democrats and Republicans urged bipartisan action, with Speaker Foley and lawmakers pledging to pursue reviving a crime bill this year and possible conference talks.
A bloc of Senate moderates calls for changes to George Mitchells health reform plan as House leaders delay action amid ongoing debate on crime legislation. President Clinton mobilizes Cabinet members to lobby senators while lawmakers weigh amendments and costs for rival proposals.
Aoki Homes developer Joseph Nason asked Frederick officials to allow moving 16 sycamore trees planted along a median strip at Trading Lane near Tuscarora Knolls rather than removing them. The city says the trees cover a water line and violate city law, with fines of 50 per tree per day if kept.
Partly cloudy tonight with lows near 70 and a Wednesday high near 90 preceded by a note to see weather map. A family event day of dog-gone fun is teased on Page C-2 along with sections on Business Finance Classifieds Comics Editorials Letters Entertainment Obituaries Sports TV Weather and more.
Major league baseball stalled by a player strike early today. Matt Williams and Ken Griffey Jr. chase Roger Maris 61 home runs in a season while Tony Gwynn nears a .400 batting average. The Cleveland Indians eye a 40 year playoff drought ending.
Carmack-Jay's operates seven stores in Pennsylvania and Maryland and will remain open during reorganization after Jay's Markets filed Chapter 11 in Harrisburg. Owner Jay E. Miller says operations will continue as normally as possible. The Frederick stores, including 331 N Market St and Shoppers World location, began under Carmack's name after acquisitions in 1973 and 1974.
WCTU will continue its fight against alcohol and push for broader social reforms. President Rachel Kelly notes the convention location inside a hotel lounge and highlights the group’s evolving role beyond Carrie Nation’s anti drinking legacy. Michael Vitucci describes the WCTU as leaders of the women’s movement within legal bounds.
Annapolis officials approve a 37 million direct state grant toward Glade Elementary in Walkersville enabling Kimmel and Kimmel Inc to start construction next week. Total project cost is about 84 million with opening planned for fall 1995 for 670 students.
David Denton, 62, retired head of the Maryland School for the Deaf, campaigns for the Maryland House of Delegates in District 44 with a platform centered on personal responsibility. He portrays individuals as the core resource and urges action from residents to reduce reliance on government.
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