Glendening pledges fair governance for Frederick County
Former Prince George's County executive Parris Glendening vows to be very fair to Freder ick County and other parts of Maryland that did not back his governor bid. He outlines three priorities education public safety and business growth while opposing broad tax increases and planning targeted relief for school construction amid a $148 million surplus dispute with Gov. Schaefer. He plans to unveil a public safety program and later details on budgets and education policy.
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Frederick County
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Ellen Sauerbrey
Glendening
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William Donald Schaefer
Schaefer
Maryland Governor backs 65 mph interstate speed limit
Governor-elect Parris Glendening endorses raising rural interstate speed limits from 55 to 65 mph. The move, opposed by outgoing Gov. Schaefer, aims to join 10 other states and aligns with federal guidelines. Bills pre-filed for the 1995 session cover I-70, I-68, I-95, I-83, and related routes around Frederick, Cumberland, Baltimore areas, and the Annapolis beltway.
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Dana Lee Dembrow
D-Montgomery
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NATO ministers weigh stronger Bosnia peacekeeping plan
In Brussels NATO defense ministers convene as Serbs batter UN troops in Bosnia and plan to toughen defenses. A senior U.S. official says leaders may approve more resources for U.N. forces, potentially additional troops or firepower, with a decision pending U.N. consent. The Hague hosts the emergency meeting as Perry, Claes, and other leaders discuss options including redeployment, expanded fire authority, air cover, and a Sarajevo to coast corridor.
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Cloudy and Cold Tonight and Thursday Outlook
Weather forecast notes cloudy, cold tonight with lows around mid 30s. Thursday remains mostly cloudy with highs in the mid 40s. Map and weather details are on the page.
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Cabinet members urge Clinton to spare agencies from cuts
Washington AP report says Clinton plans a $50 billion middle class tax cut and weighs cuts to Energy, Transportation, Housing and Urban Development, and Health and Human Services. Secretaries press to protect their departments as OPM and GSA face potential reductions. OLeary cites $22 billion in five year energy cuts. DOT warns of workforce trim.
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Olson sons vow to pursue murder claim over father's death
The sons of Dr. Frank Olson, a Fort Detrick biochemist who fell to his death after a CIA LSD experiment, say they will continue to push for proof of homicide. Eric Olson and his brother Nils are working with a Washington attorney to enlist a high profile law firm and seek new witnesses as forensic work raises questions about the official cause.
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Nils
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Linden Hills
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CIA
Deep Creek Lake
Year round school eyed to ease Frederick County crowding
Frederick County boards examine options beyond year round schooling as a 14 member committee led by Superintendent Daniel Gadra shifts focus to other overcrowding solutions. Subcommittees consider split shifts curriculum changes and construction methods while modular portable wings emerge as a potential future option inspired by Montgomery County.
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Frederick County
Deborah Aughenbaugh
Middletown Middle School
Daniel Gadra
New Market Elementary
Thomas Shade
Winter gridlock as Frederick County faces icy morning delays
Winter weather prompts road crews to deploy 38 trucks and 80 workers at 4 a.m. freezing rain delays in Frederick County. Highways saw minor fender-benders, with harsher conditions in Foxville and Wolfsville. Schools delayed in Middletown and Catoctin feeder areas. Weather forecasts predict continued chilly, wet conditions with possible Friday rain and Saturday snow. 18 to 24 inches of snow anticipated later, and frozen pipes remain a major home-damage risk per insurers.
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