16 Dec 1994
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1994
Page
1
President Clinton proposed a $60 billion package of tax breaks aimed at middle income families. The plan includes up to $500 per child, a $10,000 college deduction, $2,000 IRA deduction, and flex withdrawals for education, home purchase, illness, or elder care. Job training vouchers of $2,000 to $3,000 would also be available.
Michael Eaton and Andrew King lead Justin Gregory Doug Grey and Michael Hayden as residents join a group singing carols at Homewood Retirement on Thursday night, sharing festive songs and cheer.
A Frederick County search committee explores funding gaps for crowding in public schools. Ideas include private sponsorships, a real estate transfer tax, and tax increment financing with developers, while state funds may shrink to about 100 million for all counties. Residents even propose higher taxes if earmarked for schools.
The Salvation Army reports about $18,000 short of expectations across kettie campaign mail appeal Cash for Kids and Sharing Caring Concert programs. Capt. Butch Mallard urges local support as economic indicators clash with charity needs. Local groups note declines in donations while aiding families continues.
Louis V. Myers Jr., 77, will retire from Frederick County’s liquor board on January 1 after nearly 40 years. He began as county license inspector on June 6, 1955, inspecting 177 licensed establishments at least every 60 days.
After four years as county license commissioner under Gov J Millard Tawes and eight more years in the post, Myers later moved to inspector and then chaired a three-member panel after a 1995 reform. He witnessed license enforcement expand with more laws and licenses, shifting from small outfits to larger corporations.
A Weather note predicts rain likely tonight with mid 30s lows and Saturday highs. The piece mentions a weather map on page and references local topics including Liberty Fails and a history exhibit with 3 to 4 inch miniature dolls at the Historical Society.
At Catoctin Mountain Zoo in Thurmont a 19 pound mountain lion cub named Cleo thrives with the help of surrogate mothers. Care coordinators Jeanne Gavin Jen Hovis and Suzanne Hackler Niowapass oversaw around the clock bottle feeding after Cleo’s mother couldn’t milk the kitten born Sept 21 to Thomas and Till. Cleo’s early care totaled about 1,000 hours in eight weeks as staff kept her nourished and thriving.
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