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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1994

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Mitchell Threatens 24 Hour Sessions On Health Care Plan

Democratic Leader George Mitchell vows 24 hour Senate sessions to push health care reform after six days of talks without action. Republicans accuse the plan of shifting targets as revisions continue. Key senators object to costs and complexity while a bipartisan group weighs major amendments or a substitute.

Mitchell Washington George Mitchell Senate GOP Wries Tom Daschle D-S.d Bob Packwood R-Cre Larry Craig Idaho Craig Majority Don Nickles R-Okla John Chafee R-R.i John Danforth R-Mo Dave Durenberger Rmina Sam Nunn D-Ga Pete Domenici R-N.m

Frederick County Lunch Prices Rise Ten Cents

News-Post staff reports a 10 cent increase in school lunches for the 1994 1995 year. Elementary meals go to 1.25 and secondary meals to 1.50 as officials cite higher labor and food costs. Breakfast remains unchanged at 95 cents for elementary and 1.10 for secondary.

Glenn McMahan News-Post Frederick County Cheri Dattoli Food Service Department of Agriculture Dattoli

Urbana High construction costs rise after rock layer found

Frederick County Board of Education approves 400000 additional funds for Urbana High School after rock deposits were hit during site preparation. Engineers cite mislocated or shallow test drilling and plan to excavate rather than move fill dirt. Open date remains January 1996 with contingencies for future issues.

Frederick County John §. Williams Urbana Oak Construction Ray Barnes Barnes

Montgomery Fair Offers Educational Activities

Weather forecast notes cloudy skies with a chance of rain tonight and on Wednesday. The Montgomery ag fair features educational activities as part of ongoing county events. Deborah Yow is named first woman athletic director at the University of Maryland.

Montgomery Ag Westecseeanes Deborah Yow University of Maryland

Clinton orders Panetta to lead crime bill fight

President Clinton directs his chief of staff Leon Panetta to Capitol Hill to salvage the crime bill as House lawmakers return from a long weekend. Dee Dee Myers says Clinton will lobby lawmakers by phone and in meetings. The House already rejected the $33 billion bill, with partisan clash continuing.

Washington Clinton Capitol Hill White House Dee Dee Myers Oval Office Leon Panetta Pennsylvania Avenue House Democratic National Committee David Wilhelm Wilhelm National Rifle Association Mr. Wilhelm Republican Party Haley Barbour

Escaped work release inmate still at large

Larry Sadie a 45 year old Frederick man serving a drug conviction bolted from a work release unit Sunday and was still sought Tuesday a spokesman said He was being moved to a higher security area after a fight with another prisoner and Sheriff Carl Harbaugh described him as a low to medium security type.

Larry Sadie Frederick Frederick County Lidie Carl Harbaugh

Waterfowl hunting stamp now available at Frederick Post Office

The Frederick post office on East Patrick Street received 300 migratory waterfowl stamps after weeks of waiting. The $15 stamp, produced by the Interior Department and sold by the Postal Service, is required to be affixed to hunting licenses for Canada geese season from September 6 to 15. Frederick typically sells about 200 such stamps each year, with most in Maryland sold on the Eastern Shore.

Frederick East Patrick Street U.S. Department of Interior U.S Postal Service Interior Department Maryland

Slater Sees Experience as Leg Up in Office Bid

Slater, 49, recalls in 1982 he finished sixth in a six man Democratic primary after door knocking. He concedes a broader campaign won that year for Delegates Thomas Hattery and George Littrell. Paul Stull, a career ag and voc ed teacher, says taxes worry him less yet he fears overgrowth.

Slater Thomas Slater House of Delegates Thomas Hattery George Littrell Paul Stull FFA Stull Czechoslovakia Soviet Union

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