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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1994

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Senate leaders weigh compromise on health care plan

Senate figures from both parties pushed rival reform ideas while signaling room for compromise. Minority Leader Dole and Majority Leader Mitchell debated costs and coverage on Sunday shows, with Clinton backing Mitchell’s plan but some senators warning of excessive federal power and costs. Panetta later rejected Boren’s call to amend the bill, signaling ongoing partisan tension.

Senate Washington Robert Dole Kansas NBC Meet the Press George Mitchell Maine Dole Mitchell Clinton CSPAN Hillary Rodham Clinton Congress Bob Kerrey D-Neb Kerrey ABC David Brinkley David Boren Oklahoma CBS White House Leon Panetta Boren

Foul weather fuels attendance surge at Frederick Keys games

Weather and the baseball strike collide as fans flock to minor league games. Far from home, Phil Beaudette from Binghamton travels to support the Binghamton Mets while Orioles fans turn to the Frederick Keys. Despite strike tensions, increased phone calls and ticket sales show growing interest. Fans from Baltimore Washington area flood Grove Stadium with requests as weather cancels three days of play and delays the slate.

Phil Beaudette Beaudette Binghamton, NY Harnsburg Hagerstown Grove Stadium Frederck Keys Norfolk Binghamton Mets Grove The Keys Jum Halloran Orioles Baltimore-Washington Halloran Baltimore Wayne Porter Catonsville Sertoma Fredenck Randy Bartlett Mr Bartlett

Samuel Koski Dies Warhorse of Frederick County Education Board

Samuel Koski longtime Frederick County Board of Education member and civic activist died Sunday at his New Windsor home at age 71 after a heart attack while feeding horses on his 13 acre AOKAY Farm. He served on the board since 1986 and was known for his expertise in school maintenance construction and budget matters.

Frederick County Earl H Robbins Jr

New hope surfaces for crime bill in Congress

The White House and Congressional leaders signaled willingness to work together on President Clinton's crime bill while sparring over compromise. Panetta said the effort would continue as Clinton urged action. He appealed to lawmakers during a church speech and planned more pressure from the Rose Garden.

Washington White House Congress Clinton Leon Panetta House Whit Newt Gingrich Georgia Full Gospel African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church Rose Garden Panetta NBC

Brief violent storms sweep Frederick County area

Violent thunderstorms ripped through Frederick County over the weekend uprooting trees and knocking out power and cable lines in several areas. Rain totaled under an inch in most places despite torrential downpours, with Mount Airy reporting hail but little damage. A Sunday tornadic watch from 1:30 pm to 7:30 pm produced no funnels in the county. About 2,000 to 3,000 homes affected.

Frederick County Frederick City Mount Airy

Retired Baltimore firefighter seeks District 4A House seat

Bucky Muth, 57, a former House of Delegates member from District 43, begins a career outside Baltimore in District 4A Though he has run in four state elections and lost his first race and last two, this bid marks a new field with different supporters and a chance at a fifth attempt.

Bucky Muth Frederick County Muth Baltimore House of Delegates Mr Muth

Farm family balances cattle with politics

Tom Hattery, a 40 year old Democrat, says his beef operation frames his views as a legislator. He emphasizes serious farming as a livelihood and involves his son David in daily tasks like refilling a mineral lick for the 40 head herd. He notes environmental aims alongside small business concerns.

Tom Hattery David

Water sources in Frederick County show rainfall and runoff

County planner Carole Larsen explains taps come from both wells and municipal supplies sourced from rainfall. She notes 48 inches of annual precipitation with 41 percent becoming surface runoff to lakes and rivers. No underground lake exists. groundwater is a chain of connected spaces like a candy cane with small chambers.

Water Education Foundation Frederick County Carole Larsen Larsen Planning Office Little Chambers

Work release inmate sorry for escaping

Larry Lidie 45 of Frederick, serving a drug conviction sentence, fled the Frederick County work release area Sunday night. He called the sheriff Monday morning to apologize and said he would turn himself in later, possibly today. He had two weeks left and was moved to high security after a fight.

Frederick County Jay Friend Larry Lidie 45 Frederick Carl Harbaugh Harbaugh Larry

Weather and society items from a small town paper

Clear and cool tonight with upper 50s lows, partly sunny Tuesday near 80. Mentions weather and a map on A-2, with features on Family, sports, obituaries, and classifieds. Note resembles a page index rather than a single event article.

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By Skip Lawrence Amy Waddell Maggie Monocacy Village Park Miss Waddell Scott Russel Frederick Keys A. Samuel Koski Board of Education Robbins Daniel Gadra Sam Charles Smelser Koski A Samuel Koski Julia Robb News-Post Kelly Hahn Hattery Dan Burns News Post Timothy Jacobsen Thomas Hattery Nancy Luse Inside the News Christine Henderson Harding Khat Pau Uke Nipw Spapr Shachive
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