Bush proposes across the board tax cuts to fund cuts
President Bush outlined a plan for broad tax cuts funded by reducing entitlement programs such as Medicare and Medicaid. He did not specify exact targets but urged offsetting cuts with spending reductions while reiterating calls to cut capital gains taxes and raise the personal exemption.
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White House
Houston
Porett Whitt House
Union
Republican Alls
Congress
Fire crews gain ground on large California wildfire
Cooler weather steadies the Old Gulch Fire near Calaveras County as nearly 4,000 firefighters battle 18,000 acres, forcing 14,000 evacuees from their homes. A separate Shasta County blaze razes up to 60 structures in Round Mountain, while a smaller 450 acre fire in El Dorado County advances. Firefighting assets include 82 bulldozers, 405 engines, 14 helicopters and 11 air tankers as residents seek shelter and firefighters push containment efforts.
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Elaine Heal
California Department of Forestri
Calaveras County
Old Gulch
Sierra Nevada
Kathy Russell
Forestry Department
Arnold
Murphys
Jim Kane
Hanford Hills
Bret Harte High School
Angels Camp
Mother Lode Fairgrounds
Sonora
Mt Reba
Alpine County
Red Cross
Elizabeth Quirk
California
Shasta County
Round Mountain
CDF
Libertarian Party in Maryland Eyes Seats and Growth
A Maryland Libertarian activist outlines voting day efforts to spread information about Mr Dougherty and other Libertarian candidates. The party, active since 1980, plans campaigns in the 1st district, the 15th district, and the U.S. Senate race. He cites a 413 percent monthly growth in membership, notes over 10,000 nationwide, and highlights efforts to attract Perot supporters dissatisfied with major parties. The Brunswick resident is a father of three, an electronic technician for Printer Systems Corp in Garrettsburg, and serves on local boards.
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Libertarian Party
Mariland
Ahmad Said
James McLaughlin
Bowe
Stony Hoyer
Silver Spring
Thomas Estrada Palma
Barbara Mikulski
Alan Keyes
Ahmad
Perot
Brunswick
Maryland
Potomac Valley Jaycees
Frederick County Solid Waste Advisory Committee
Brunswick Utility Commission
Printer Systems Corp
Garthersburg
Bush Gains as Clinton Trails in Polls After Convention
Delegates praised Bush at a four day convention in Texas where polls show him closing to single digits of Clinton. Clinton campaigned in Detroit and the Rust Belt as Bush hammered at tax and spending, pledging a shift against a Democratic Congress. Protests and celebratory events peppered the final day in Houston as supporters vow to work for Bush in the fall.
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Clinton
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Detroit
al Gore
Canton
Paul Begala
Stephanopoulos
Democratic Party
McGovern
Saddam Hussein
Kuwait
America
Carter II
Quayle
Congress
Mr Gore
Democratic Congress
Houston
California
Mary Jean Duran
Mr Bush
Supermarket banking expands First National Maryland reach
First National Bank of Maryland plans 10 am to 7 pm weekdays and 10 am to 4 pm Saturdays for new supermarket branch locations. Charles Cole, president and CEO, says the move brings banking directly to consumers, boosting convenience and accessibility as the bank operates five Frederick County branches and a 144-branch network of First Maryland Bancorp.
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First National Bank of Maryland
Frederick County
Charles Cole
Financial Institution
First National
Cole
First Maryland Bancorp
Marsland
Dairy cattle champs named at Howard fair
At the 47th Howard County Fair Judge Lee Mayeski proclaimed the supreme champions across dairy breeds led by a Holstein from Paul Harrison III and Mike Jager of Woodbine. Other breed grand champions included Jeff Stull Mount Airy with Guernsey, Spring Valley Farm Westminster with Jersey, Sand Rock Farm Emmitsburg Brown Swiss, and Becky Patrick Lisbon with Ayrshire. Mayeski awarded the supreme junior Holstein heifer to Amlager Fulton.
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Lee Mayeskié
Howard County Fair
Paul Harrison Ili
Mike Jager
Woodbine
Jeff Stull
Mount Ary
Guernsey
Spring Valley Farm
Westminster
Jersy
Sand Rock Farm
Emmitsburg
Becky Patrick
Lisbon
Ayrshire
Mayeskie
University of Maryland
Amlager
Fulton
Burnt Mills Farm
Hollywood
Lady Jane Syndicate
Jersey
Chris Birch
White Hall
Browningsville
Paradise Club
Rotorex acquisition to boost 1993 revenue outlook
NYCOR expects to acquire Rotorex and Materials Electronic Products Corp for 149 million dollars. The combined firms aim to generate about 70 million dollars in revenues in 1993. Fedders continues cost cuts by closing Woodbridge New Jersey and Dover New Jersey plants, eliminating 600 jobs and consolidating operations at Illinois and Tennessee plants.
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Fedders
Woodbridge
Dover NJ
Tllmois
Tennessee
NYCOR
Rotorex
Materials Electronic Products Corp
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