Clinton to unveil middle class tax cut proposal tonight
President Clinton plans a middle class tax cut aimed at giving individuals a few hundred more dollars annually. The package would require drastic federal spending reductions, with several Cabinet agencies facing cuts and many programs eliminated to fund the plan. He had not finalized the specifics before tonight's national address.
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White House
Gephardt
Broberg conviction overturned in Maryland case
The Maryland Court of Special Appeals overturned Paul Everett Broberg's homicide conviction after jurors were shown a school photo of the victim. Broberg, 27, had been convicted in Frederick County in January of homicide by motor vehicle while intoxicated in the death of 11 year old Thomas Eugene Blank Jr. on April 25, 1993. He received a five year maximum sentence with 18 months suspended, 60 days in jail, 16 months on work release, and 25 hours of community service over five years.
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Broberg
Frederick County
Thomas Eugene Blank Jr
Buckeystown
New Design Road
Herbert L. Rollins
Carolyn True resigns as Frederick City Hall official
Carolyn True, 33, resigns after six years serving Frederick City Hall as administrative assistant, purchasing agent and grants coordinator. Mayor James Grimes calls it an untimely resignation while noting her strong contributions. She plans to move March 31 to Williamsburg, Virginia with her husband’s new job and will stay home with her daughter.
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Carolyn True
Frederick City Hall
James Grimes
Carolyn
School panel weighs how new ideas would shift curriculum
The Future Growth and School Schedule Advisory Committee studies year round school, split shifts, and alternative designs to ease overcrowding. Curriculum subcommittee will assess how scheduling changes affect grade level content and core subjects before presenting recommendations to Superintendent Gadra in late April. Local focus dominates research with questions on curriculum integration and constraints.
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Daniel Gadra
Subcommittee
Alan Imhoff
Imhoff
Wayne E Hill 61 Rosemont Commissioner Dies
Wayne Eugene Hill a Rosemont commissioner and Eastalco safety representative died Wednesday at Carroll County Hospital Westminster at 61. He lived at 1219 Rosemont Drive and had served Rosemont for five years and in 1973 74. A Brunswick Ambulance Co charter member he worked 18 years at Eastalco Buckeystown and 20 years at Fort Detrick prior to Eastalco. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Rosemont
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Rosemont Drive
Carroll County Hospital
Westminster
Eastalco Aluminum Co
Buckeystown
Eastalco
Earl Robbins
Fort Detrick
Brunswick Volunteer Ambulance Co
Jackie P. McIntosh Hill
John T. Williams
Brunswick
Weather outlook and local forestry projects noted
Cloudy and cold tonight with lows in the mid 30s. Friday brings mostly cloudy skies and a chance of rain with highs near 40. Forestry mitigation projects assist local farmers as noted in the local pages.
County braces for costly court fight over Free State suit
County commissioners mull a $25 million federal case filed by Free State Recycling Systems over a zoning ordinance near Point of Rocks. A January briefing with Baltimore attorney Daniel Karp is planned as they weigh mediation, reopening the plant, or continued litigation, all risking budget impact.
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Baltimore
Daniel Karp
David Gray
Free State
Point of Rocks
Gray
Mark Hoke
Hoke
Hona Hogan
County
Frederick County
John Mathias
Mathias
BPW approves $3M grants for FCC projects
The Board of Public Works approved about $3 million in state grants for renovations at Frederick Community College. Morgan Keller Inc. won a $1.9 million contract to renovate Building A, a 21,600 square foot admin building, eight months long starting next month with completion due in August 1995. The state share is about $1.2 million with the remaining $741,000.
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Board of Public Works
BPW
Frederick Community College
Morgan Keller Inc
Frederick
County motorists get break with relaxed emissions standards
Gov William Donald Schaefer eased the Vehicle Emissions Inspection Program for Frederick County. About 125,000 non diesel vehicles remain subject to testing starting January 3, but pre 1984 cars receive a less stringent test. New 1995 models and later are exempt for two years after initial registration.
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Frederick County
William Donald Schaefer
Maryland
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