Visions of Christmas Parade Lights Up Everedy Square
Crowds line East Street for the Kris Kringle parade organized by the city office of volunteering. Brownie Troop 1013 dressed as reindeer marches with antlers, while Kris Kringle on a white horse greets onlookers from Everedy Square.
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Everedy Square
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Don Pairk Stetothe
Coom
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Kris Kringle
Era
Ian
President signs 1992 defense bill amid SDI push
President Bush signed a 2.291 billion defense bill approving heavy anti missile SDI funding including 4.15 billion for research and development and a first time target date for deploying a long range missile shield while rejecting four new B 2 bombers. The measure aims to meet foreseeable threats and orders a Grand Forks North Dakota air base force of 100 units for continental defense.
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Bush
White House
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor
House
Senate
Grand Forks
N.C
United States
Fed cuts rate as payrolls drop 241000 in recession
Washington reports payrolls fell 241000 in the latest month, the steepest single-month loss since March. The unemployment rate stayed at 5.8 percent as many workers left the labor market. The Fed responded with a quarter-point cut to the federal funds rate to 4.5 percent, the 14th easing since 1990. President Bush, en route to Pearl Harbor ceremonies, urged optimism amid the economic downturn and called for policy action.
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Bush Blai
House
Richard Gephardt
D-Mo
Bush
Gephardt
Ways and Means
Cver Rad Nieigle
Fed
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Ontario
Calif
Legislators to mull over crime bills at session start
Maryland lawmakers weigh anti crime measures as the General Assembly faces a large budget gap and potential funding shortfalls. Sen Walter Baker notes ongoing government activity while House leader Poole and David Iannucci warn many bills hinge on fiscal reality. A proposed bill to cut state mandates may save counties money though funding remains uncertain. Continued on Page A 4
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Hagerstown
General Assembly
Walter Baker
Caroline
Maryland Association of Counties
Ramade Inn
House
D. Bruce Poole
D-Washington
David Iannucci
Tannucci
William
Local women in Frederick County test HIV positives rise
Health officials report five women tested positive for HIV in Frederick County this year, up from two in 1990. Trish Grove of the Frederick County Health Department notes women may contract infection more readily due to biological factors, while cautions about transmission risks.
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Frederick County
Trish Grove
Mr. Rowe
HIV Tests Show Women Most Affected In County Data
The article reports HIV testing across years with counts of tested individuals and the number of women. It notes rising female infection rates among middle class white women aged 15 to 35, and quotes officials on sexual behavior and exposure linked to the virus.
Free shopping spree for local needy children at Kmart
Eight Frederick children, including 10 year old Rebecca Grenier, shopped at Kmart with no cost as part of a store sponsored program aided by the Salvation Army. Manager Kim Owens said the event aimed to help kids while store staff freely assisted, with turnout smaller than last year but positive experiences noted by participants.
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Kmart
Rebecca Grenier
Des
Frederick
Rebecca
Kim Owens
Salvation Army
Slace
Sue Fike
Owens
Ms. Fike
Tony
Frederick County October unemployment rate rises to 4.5 percent
The October jobless rate in Frederick County edged up 0.1 percent to 4.5 percent, with 3,528 unemployed from a workforce whose size is noted as TATE. Maryland’s rate stood at 5.5 percent, higher than last September, while nationwide figures remained above the state.
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State Department of Economic and Employment Development
TATE
Maryland
Enn
Carroll County
Howard County
Montgomery County
Washington County
Garrett County
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