Gaidar Defends Free Market Reforms Before Soviet Congress
Acting Prime Minister Yegor Gaidar told the Congress of People’s Deputies that Russians accept the jump to a free market, insisting reform has begun a market mechanism and that no threat of hunger or cold exists. He noted ordinary Russians are optimistic while hard-liners jeered and pressed for his removal as Yeltsin watched from above.
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Moscow
Yegor Gaidar
Boris Yeltsin
Congress of People’s Deputies
Mr. Gaidar
Congress
Grand
Kremlin
Grand Kremlin Palace
Soviet Union
Gaidar
Mr. Yeltsin
Mikhail Astafyev
Yeltsin
Loss of Social Security funds hits FCC and libraries hard
Frederick Community College and county libraries face more than 352000 in annual losses as the state ends Social Security contributions for college professors and library staff. Budget cuts threaten future growth while enrollment rises. FCC expects 5 percent more students next year and 83 percent of its 13 million budget goes to salaries.
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FCC
Frederick Community College
General Assembly
Marty Crabbs
Crabbs
Mr. Crabbs
Frederick County
University of Maryland
Rich Yankowsky
Budget cuts shift health clinics to appointment only
Frederick County Health Department clinics adjust to reduced funding. Immunization Family Planning Pregnancy Testing and Sexually Transmitted Diseases services require appointments due to staff shortages. Nursing division faces a $210,000 state cut. total department cut is $421,870. Clinic hours shrink. three satellite sites closed.
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Frederick County Health Department
Margo Smith
Health Department
Mize
Gloria Shaulis
Ms. Smith
Emmitsburg
Brunswick
Woodsboro
Postmaster Paul Bauer Retires As Frederick Handles Holiday Load
The Frederick Post Office gains Lawrence Killette Jr as temporary postmaster while expanding hours for the holiday rush. Sunday window service begins at main office on Dec 6 13 and 20 from noon to 4 p.m. Extra Saturday hours 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Dec 12 and 19. The office processes about a million pieces daily with over 300 staff across three shifts.
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Frederick
Paul Bauer
Lawrence Killette Jr
Baltimore
Killette
Robert Lawrence
East Patrick Street
College Estates
Seventh Street
Sagner housing residents to get chance at home ownership
About a dozen families from Frederick's Sagner public housing development will gain HOPE 1 homeownership opportunities funded by HUD. Twelve townhouses near the fairgrounds will be sold over 18 months to residents earning 12 000 to 20 000 after completing nine to 12 months of classes on finances maintenance and buying advice.
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Sagner
Frederick
Frederick Housing Authority
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Frederick Fairgrounds
Charlie
Eight historic homes open for seventh annual holiday tour
Weather outlook shows cloudy skies with showers possible and highs in the 40s. Two pages note Maryland weather and a holiday home tour event with eight historic houses opening their doors for a seventh annual tour and a pew cookbook featured on page.
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Maryland
Frosty Start Delays Amber Meadows Driver on Wednesday
Wendy Wotring of Springhouse Court Amber Meadows faced a lengthy ice clearing routine on a frosty Wednesday morning before driving to work. The commute echoed a common scene as motorists brake for slick roads and reduced visibility.
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Wendy Wotring
Springhouse Court
Amber Meadows
William Abrecht to cast Clinton vote that counts
In Western Maryland on Election Day about 220000 people voted for president but one vote truly counts. William Abrecht of Walkersville is Maryland’s elector who will cast the official ballot for Bill Clinton in Annapolis on October 15. The 10 electors will join 528 ballots from other states to determine the next president, with Clinton likely to reach 370 electoral votes.
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Maryland
William Abrecht
Walkersville
Abrecht
State House
Annapolis
Arkansas
Bill Clinton
Bush
Clinton
Mr. Bush
Oldest Uniontown resident Mrs. Crouse dies at 103
Mrs. Cora Rebecca Crouse 103 of 3954 Uniontown Road Uniontown died Monday November 30 at Westminster Nursing and Convalescent Center after an extended illness. Born February 27 1884 in Carroll County she was daughter of late John and Cornea Myers Shuey wife of the late Glennie P. Crouse died 1980. She was a member of First Church of God Mayberry and the Mite Society. Surviving daughter Evelyn M. Crouse Uniontown a niece and four nephews. Funeral arrangements with DD Hartzler Funeral Home New Windsor with services at 1 pm at the funeral home. Burial in Union Township Lutheran Cemetery.
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Cora Rebecca Crouse
Uniontown Road
Uniontown
Westminster Nursing and Convalescent Center
Carroll County
John and
Cornea Myers Shuey
Glennie P. Crouse
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Ory
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Frosty
Sam Yu
Cora Crouse
Lescent Center
Evelyn M Crouse
Dee
Hartzler
New Windsor
Uroontowane Iniers Lutheran
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