State officials warn of nearly 100 million in aid cuts
Ocean City and county leaders say a possible statewide aid reduction of about 100 million is likely as Maryland grapples with a 1991-1993 deficit. Sen. Laurence Levitan says there may be no alternative, with subcommittees examining options such as gas tax hikes and state employee layoffs to cover the projected 299.3 million for 1992 and 573 million for 1993.
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Ocean City — County
Laurence Levitan
Senate, Budget and Taxation Committee
Maryland Association of Counties
Frederick
Sue Ann Yingling
Maco
Cardin blames federal government for local fiscal woes
Rep. Benjamin Cardin told the Maryland Association of Counties that local fiscal problems stem from the federal deficit and recession. He noted relief may come from an estimated $2.3 billion over five years for Maryland transportation, but warned of slow progress.
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Ocean City
Benjamin Cardin
Cardin
Card
Maryland Association of Counties
Maryland
Frederick miss brings Money list ranking disappointment
Money magazine lists 300 best places to live with Baltimore at 114th and Washington DC at 125th. Frederick fails to appear. Mayor Paul Gordon notes census figures show Frederick larger than Hagerstown, while Rockville remains biggest Maryland urban area after Baltimore. Survey uses 49 measures of quality, with Baltimore ranked 29th last year and Washington 42nd.
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Money. Magazine
America
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Hagerstown
Frederick
Judith ‘Syli-Siegel
Rockville
Paul Gordon
Provo-Orem
Utah
Waterbury
Washington
Fire marshals advise letting silo fire burn out on Gruber Road
Fire crews were sent to Melvin Wilt's farm after neighbors sighted flames erupting from a silo on Gruber Road. Bob Thomas recommended allowing the smoldering structure to burn itself out as the silo, over half full with Timothy hay and alfalfa, stands about 70 feet tall and 20 feet in circumference.
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Bob.Thomas
Gruber Road
Melvin
City officials to meet FOP Monday over lawsuit
Frederick city officials and the Fraternal Order of Police plan a public 10 a.m. meeting in the aldermen's meeting room at city hall to discuss a declaratory judgment suit the city filed against the FOP over labor recognition and promotion test changes. Mayor Paul Gordon and city attorney N Lynn Tillery will attend with FOP executives led by Patrick O'Brien and attorney William Thompson II, who say the meeting aims to inform the public and foster communication. The city seeks court clarification on charter authority to recognize a bargaining unit and to negotiate with labor groups, while the FOP asserts changes to the lieutenant promotion test should be contract negotiations.
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Frederick
Fraternal Order of Police
FOP
Montay
City. Hall
N .Lynn Tillery
Paul Gordon
Tillery
Patrick O'Brien
William Thompson II
Gordon
Thurdsay
Frederick County
Miyemonaibatty
Ad Hoc Commission
Soviet mourners honor three coup victims in Moscow
Tens of thousands gather for three coup victims as Yeltsin expands power and bans Communist Party activity. Gorbachev hails heroes, renames a central plaza, and awards Hero of the Soviet Union. Authorities arrest the last coup leader Pavlov. Baltic republics move to suppress the party.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Boris Yeltsin
Russia
Mr. Yeltsin
Mikhailo S. Gorbachev
KGB
Valerin Pavlov
Tass
Estonia
Ite
Ilegal
Latvia
Lithuania
Vytautas Landsbergis
Yeltsin
Mr. Gorbachev
Weather forecast fragment for Tosight region
Partly cloudy conditions with cooler lows in the mid Os. Sunday morning starts partly sunny before increasing clouds in the afternoon. Forecast accompanies weather map pages.
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Tosight
Lower Sts
Orioles Edge Keys And Beat Red Sox Scores
Orioles edge the Keys and beat the Red Sox in a tense game. The contest featured key scoring by standout players and ended with a narrow margin, signaling strong momentum for the Orioles.
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Orioles
Red Sox
Gift adds 151 acre farm to Antietam Battlefield
The Richard King Mellon Foundation with The Conservation Fund donated a 151 acre West Woods area to Antietam National Battlefield. The land, bought for 590000, preserves a key Civil War site where Union forces faced heavy casualties on Sept 12, 1862. Local officials praise the conservation transfer and note the Foundation’s long history of grants.
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Antietam National Battlefield
Sharpsburg
Richard King Mi Foundation
Conservation Send
Antietam
Edwin C
West Woods
Union Division
Richard King Melia Paige
Pittsburgh
Epa
Conservation Fund
Arlington
Sete
Hivterkeioe
Wesinees
Sat
Stock market hits record on four day surge after durable orders
New York AP reports stocks rose for a fourth day with the Dow up 32.87 to 3060.25, a new high after a 10.7 percent July gain in durable goods orders to U S factories. The rally followed expectations of stronger growth and tempered by bond price declines as Fed rate cuts were not imminent.
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Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Commerce Ea Phn
Federal Reserve
Fed
Treasury
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