GOP vie for top spot in Maryland House minority leader race
In Annapolis, a GOP contest to lead the House minority unfolds as Ellen Sauerbrey leaves her seat to pursue the governor’s race. Delegates George Edwards and Robert Kittleman court votes amid a 41 member Republican caucus, with Edwards favored by Western counties and Kittleman citing 22 or 23 firm votes. The outcome hinges on four or five undecided freshmen and a Tuesday morning caucus ballot.
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House of Delegates
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George Edwards
Garrett County
Robert Kittleman
Howard County
Kittleman
Annapolis
Edwards
Frederick County
Baltimore Colts
Carroll County
J. Anita Stup
Frederick Holiday Parade Lights Up Streets With Cheer
The Kris Kringle Procession drew throngs through downtown Frederick on a cold Friday night, featuring walking Christmas trees and snow queens. Mayor Jim Grimes urged ongoing goodwill into 1995 as Frederick prepares for the 250th anniversary. Children and families praised costumes and festive lights as the annual parade, sponsored by the Frederick Holiday Committee, wrapped from Everedy Square to Church Street.
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Frederick
Robert Hargis
Bentz Street
Baker Park
Everedy Square
East Street
Patrick Street
Market Street
Church Street
Denny Gosnell
Erin Weimert
Melissa Golden
Erin
Kris Kringle
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EPA touts RFG as major air cleanup effort
EPA and industry leaders pitched reformulated gasoline as the biggest public health improvement since lead removal, to be phased in by Jan 1 across parts of 17 states including Frederick County. The plan could cut emissions by over 300000 tons in year one, costing 3 to 5 cents more per gallon, with minor to moderate effects on fuel economy.
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Washington D.C
Frederick County
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Carol Browner
Susan Tierney
Department of Energy
Andy Card
American Automobile Manufacturers Association
AFG
Frederick County teachers brace for bleak outlook after elections
FCTA president Jack Patterson warns the county faces tougher times as teachers saw limited gains in local and state races. Only Republican David Gray won a commissioner seat, with others endorsed by the union losing. Patterson predicts strained budgets, guarded pay talks, and possible friction with a GOP-dominated General Assembly and the governor.
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Frederick County Teachers Association
Jack Patterson
David Gray
J. Anita Stup
Patterson
Gray
FCTA
Linda Boyer
Gail Bowerman
Laura Lake
Stup
Melvin Castle
George Littrell
Thomas Hattery
Castle
Mr. Hattery
Littrell
Frederick County
Board of Education
General Assembly
Parris Glendening
Stocks Rally as Bonds Gain and Rates Edge Down
New York stocks rose sharply Friday as a bond rally pushed yields lower and revived inflation confidence. The Dow jumped 447.5 to 3745.62, erasing Thursday's losses and finishing the week up 37. A 30 year bond advanced 13.16 points, yielding 7.90 percent, despite a stronger than expected November employment report.
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New York
Whso
Dow Jones
Frederick Mews Post Daily Renet Update
Portions of The Frederick Mews Post are printed daily on 100% recycled paper. The recent renet update notes new content delivery and emphasis on sustainability.
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Frederick Mews Post
Prudential Plans More Cuts to Trim Costs
Prudential Home Mortgage Co moves to cut costs after laying off over 200 in May. About 110 employees face transfer or job loss as loan processing, underwriting, and closures are consolidated to Springfield, Illinois due to stronger demand there. Some may transfer to Illinois or relocate within the company.
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Prudential
Prudential Home Mortgage Co
Frederick
Financial Markets Group
Springfield
Doug Rossbach
Ilinois
Rossbach
Prudential Prudential
Spangfield
Frederck
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Mr. Patterson
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