County panel backs Heartly House grant for crisis hotline
The commissioners approved a letter of support for Heartly House to obtain a 30 000 to 35 000 grant from the Maryland Victims of Crime Fund for about 65 hours per week of hotline coverage. Executive director Sue Hecht said last year the 24 hour line handled 7 000 calls but volunteer hours fell by 1 000, creating a need for paid staff.
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Department of Social Services
Heartly House
Sue Hecht
Maryland Victims of Crime Fund
Spring Ridge
Frederick Police Hire Jewish Volunteers Reflect Community Spirit
Police chief says the program shows a cooperative spirit in Frederick as volunteers from B'nai B'rith ride with officers for company not enforcement. Volunteers note they help renew friendships and assist when needed, while Jewish donors say Christmas time relief helps Gentile neighbors enjoy holidays.
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Frederick
Raffensberger
B'nai B'rith
Baltimore City
Blum
Gordon
Campaign Loans and Debts Reported in Local Race
Republican candidate loaned about 215000 to his campaign with 99934 this year and 15000 in 1991. Democrat loans largely self generated with over 157000 in combined debts. Bartlett owes 97731.47 and Hattery 60184.73 as of Nov 23. Cash on hand shows the district’s next congressman 44158 vs opponent 6935. Byron shows no debts and 4816 cash though she misses filing this month. Nethken and Downey lost in GOP primary with under 3000 and about 39009 raised and spent respectively.
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Bartlett
Hattery
Byron
Will
FEC
Frank Nethken
Cumberland
Michael Downey
Thurmont
Dr. Bartlett
Mr. Nethken
Mr. Downey
St John Regional students perform during Lessons and Carols
St John Regional Catholic School held a Friday Christmas program with students dancing in aisles and the St John’s Adult Chorus singing The King of Glory. Kirsten Nielsen Elly Delaney Joy Shabelski and Katie Lynch are pictured among the performers.
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St. John Regional Catholic School
St. John’s
Kirsten Nielsen
Elly Delaney
Joy Shabelski
Katie Lynch
Yugoslavia Faces Trade and War Measures Over Bosnia Crisis
The UN weighs a no fly zone in Bosnia to permit air strikes on Serb aircraft as violence escalates. Milosevic ally Panic becomes federal premier then seeks to end the war. Relief planes reach Sarajevo amid famine, with concerns over vitamin C and food shortages. EC ministers debate drastic moves including postal cuts and border closures.
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Sed
Serbia
Yugoslavia
Bosnia
United Nations
Republic
Mr. Panic
Milosevic
Sarajevo
Bosnian Radio
Middletown OKs restaurant and parsonage site plans
The Middletown planning commission approved a site plan for a Subway restaurant at Church and Main plus a plan for the old Lutheran parsonage at 13 West Main Street. State Highway Administration must approve parking entrances for the restaurant, or redesigns will follow. The parsonage will host a Hlonst and office space after sale to John Gladhill. A zoning text amendment listing eligible town businesses was also approved, awaiting final town commission action.
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Middletown
Town Planning Commission
Commission
Carlton Rhoderick
Town Square
Church Street
Main Street
State Highway Administration
Rhoderick
W. Main St
John Gladhill
Economic Growth Recovers After Recession Amid Mixed Forecasts
The economy shows strongest growth of Bush era in the third quarter with a 3.7 percent jump in consumer spending and 2.8 percent rise in government purchases. GDP hits 4.93 trillion, signaling a return to pre recession output, while economists expect 3 percent growth by next year. Firms forecast 3.6 percent investment this year, though plans were trimmed from 5.4 percent previously. 1991 recession year saw 0.8 percent investment decline.
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George Bush
Ronald Reagan
Mark M. Zandi
Regional Financial Associates
West Chester
Airlines face antitrust suit over fare fixing and discounts
United and USAir named in a government antitrust suit filed with a settlement. USAir will modify fare setting and implement a compliance program pending court approval. The DOJ accuses airlines of using ATP to coordinate future fares and suppress discounts across cities from 1988 to 1990, with Continental and Northwest offering rebuttals.
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United
Usair
ATP
J. Mark Gidley
Justice Department
Antitrust Division
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Rases
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Bushe
Fregenck
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Continental
Northwest
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Wonder Book & Video
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Traspect Plaza
Eyam At
Olde Towne
Ly Ee Daley
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Opossumtown Pike
Motter Ave
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