Maryland leaders urge modest 1994 legislative aims
Maryland Senate President Thomas Miller and House Speaker Casper Taylor urged county officials to keep requests modest for the 1994 90 day session amid forecasts of a 1994 deficit around 40 million and a 1995 shortfall near 67 million. They warned that fiscal constraints and election year politics will shape the agenda and questioned rapid debates on the Governor's School Funding Commission plan. Miller and Taylor pledged prudent budgeting and cautioned against overoptimistic growth assumptions used in 1992.
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Solomons
Maryland General Assembly
Senate
Thomas W. Mike Miller Jr
House
Casper R. Taylor Jr
Bonnie Kirkland
Maryland Association of Counties
Mr. Taylor
Miller
Maryland leaders promise pay raise for state workers
State Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller and Delegate Casper Taylor pledged a four year push to fund a pay increase for state employees amid no-cost living raise for four years. Gov. Schaefer also seeks funds. leaders did not set a precise amount though 3 percent has been discussed.
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Taylor
General Assembly
William Donald Schaefer
Annapolis
Economy gains as jobless rate hits three year low
The unemployment rate dropped to 6.4 percent in November, the lowest in nearly three years, with a surprising drop from October and 208,000 more non farm jobs added. Leading indicators rose 0.5 percent in October as orders for factories climbed 1.2 percent, driven by aircraft and automobile demand.
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Washington
Labor Department
Commerce Department
U.S
Davis Wyss
DRE McGraw Hill
Lexington, Mass
Kris Kringle Parade Ushers In Frederick Holiday Season
A Freder ick holiday event drew hundreds of costumed characters musicians and entertainers from Everedy Square to Frederick's downtown for the Kris Kringle parade. Bill Madden as town crier announced the start Ebenezer Scrooge teased the crowd and Kris Kringle rode a horse drawn carriage to City Hall. The crowd enjoyed songs dances and a lighting of the yule log with remarks from Mayor Paul Gordon marking his final parade.
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Everedy Square
Kris Kringle
Frederick
Bill Madden
Ebenezer Scrooge
Court Street
City Hall
Santa Claus
Renee Stanbaugh
Dance Unlimited School
Gary Hughes
Madden
Miss Frederick
Carole Tracie Luck
Paul Gordon
Fredericktomans
Mr. Gordon
Snow Queen
Frosty the Snow Man
Rudolph the Red-nosed Reindeer
Jack Frost
YMCA
Megan Crosson
Frederick's
Pond protector Calvert Horseman earns Maryland award
Calvert Horseman, foreman at Reics Ford Road landfill, safeguarded the leachate collection pond by addressing a tear in the embankment. His work with Maryland state and county agencies averted potential erosion and earned the Maryland Association of Counties outstanding service award for 22 years of winter conference contributions.
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Calvert Horseman
Reics Ford Road
Department of the Environment
Bureau of Solid Waste
Maryland
Bureau of Water and Sewer
Horseman
Maryland Association of Counties
Goodwin Gallery emerges as Civil War museum site in Frederick
The Goodwin Gallery on East Patrick Street is poised to house the Civil War Medicine Museum after a Friday meeting between Frederick city officials and museum board member John Olson. A 10 year lease with possible renewal or purchase is on the table, with an estimated project cost around 4 million and 18 to 20 months for completion.
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Routzahn
Goodwin Gallery
East
Patrick Street
National Museum of Civil War Medicine
Frederick
John Olson
Goodwin
Olson
New Market
Mr. Olson
Paul Gordon
Museum Board
Inside The News Portiona of The Frederick Mews
Readable fragments describe a 100 percent recycled newspaper page, noting the swripeper sites and cabo recycling efforts. The text hints at portiona themes and recyclable content in the Frederick Mews area.
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Portiona
Frederick
Sant Dey
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News-Post
Pelsnickle
Scrooge
Hughes
Frederick City
Jan Flora
Mrs
West Church Street
North Market Street
Sam Yu
Tmothy Jacobsen
Jessica Gregg
Routzahn's
Patrick and
Market Streets
David Wright
Baltimore
Grieves, Worrall, Wright
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