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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1994

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Clinton proposes sweeping deep cuts to fund middle class tax cut

President Clinton outlined $60 billion in middle class tax relief funded by broad downsizing. He would privatize air traffic control, auction Elk Hills oil reserve, sell stockpiled uranium, privatize HUD programs, and replace most housing aid with vouchers while avoiding new Medicare or Social Security cuts.

Washington Clinton Ronald Reagan Reagan Bush Federal Housing Administration Postal Service Navy Elk Hills Calif Energy Department National Defense al Gore Congress

Santa Shop Brings 5000 Smiles at Frederick High

Frederick High School hosts Santa's workshop for school groups and the public from 4 to 7 p.m. About 265 student elves operate the toy shop, petting zoo, and cookie area, with 12 toy choices and a computer card-making room, aiding 5000 children.

Rangel Feliciano Alison Markey Frederick Joan Cooley Frederick High School Alison FHS Santa’s Workshop North Pole Bill Miller Santa

State may hold back funds for Orchard Grove Elementary

Frederick County school leaders seek help from the new State House delegation after the Interagency Committee for School Construction recommended denying nearly 41 million dollars for Orchard Grove Elementary. If funds are not approved, the 709 student school cannot open July 1, 1995, worsening overcrowding at Ballenger Creek and nearby schools. County commissioners will fund about 5.2 million.

Orchard Grove State House Daniel Gadra Board of Education Interagency Committee Frederick County Gadra Career and Technology Center

Seventh St post office not closing despite rumors

Postal officials told The Frederick News-Post editorial board there are no plans to close the College Estates office at the Frederick Shopping Center. The West Seventh Street lease ends in September and move plans aim to combine carrier routes at East Patrick Street main office, not eliminate jobs.

College Estates Frederick West Seventh Street Ms. Biggers East Patrick Street Rick Randall

Ice rink opens to warm welcome at Frederick arena

About 200 area skaters packed the Frederick Sport and Ice Arena for its debut public session on Monday evening. Youths and families lined up for doors at 6 pm as the Zamboni laid down fresh ice. Teens, adults and 14 year olds skated with varying skill levels amid a softly bumpy surface.

Bill Green Alexandra DiGiola Vincent DiGiola Frederick

Rolle near completion of prosecutor transition

State's Attorney-elect Scott Rolle said with two weeks left before taking office the transition is smooth and he is closing his private practice. He noted rough spots due to time constraints and referenced trial work in Frederick, Montgomery and Carroll counties while preparing to assume the role.

Scott Rolle Lawrence A. Dorsey Jr Frederick Montgomery Carroll

Changes to gaming law pulled at Hagy's request

Former sheriff Jim Hagy removed a proposed county gaming ordinance from the Frederick County Commissioners legislative request agenda saying he lacks time to address issues with colleagues and the county attorney. He noted problems with the laws but declined to push revamping them this year. Former Sheriff Carl Harbaugh reacted with laughter as the item was deleted.

Hagy Jim Hagy Sherif Hagg Frederick County Carl Harbaugh

Solarex to expand with Enron stake and solar farms push

Solarex Corp announces a Texas Natural Gas Company will acquire 56 percent of Solarex, creating Amoco Enron Solar Power Development Group to market to electric utilities. The plan aims to boost Solarex into the top global solar producer with grid connected projects and a 600 megawatt Nevada solar farm, creating more jobs.

Solarex Corp Frederick Fredenck Company Solarex Harvey Forest Siemens Inc Germany Dr Forest Enron Amoco Enron Solar Power Development Group Houston Leonard J May Nevada

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