Three Republicans enter race against Rep Bartlett in 6th District
Three late Republican entrants in Maryland's 6th District challenge incumbent Rep Roscoe Bartlett as filing closes. John J. Kubricky of Ellicott City, Herbert J. Reisig Sr. of Finksburg, and Fredrick LeQ Parker of Ellicott City jumped in days before the deadline, while Democrats see four candidates including Stephen Crawford and David Koontz. Bartlett said he is unfamiliar with the challengers.
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David Koontz
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Sykesville
Hagerstown
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Partial paychecks loom as budget talks stretch
The White House urged continuation of high level budget talks amid a 14 day partial government shutdown. President Clinton and GOP leaders planned meetings over the weekend though both sides signaled a tough stance. White House spokesman McCurry called the impasse outrageous while Gingrich insisted a deal could be reached in days if there is will to compromise.
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Federal workers on furlough brace for shutdown impact
Federal employees sit and wait as the second shutdown of the year looms. Rep Roscoe Bartlett's office reports many calls from furloughed and active workers urging an end to the stalemate and a balanced budget as negotiations continue in Washington.
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Republicans resist cutting pay for Congress in budget drive
In Washington, House Republicans reject suspending congressional pay amid a looming government shutdown. They argue balancing the budget has nothing to do with their salaries, with Tom DeLay calling Congress a constitutional office rather than federal employment. House members earn 133,600 dollars.
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Crum family donates land for new Homewood facility
The Crum family donated 27 acres of their 600 acre farm to Homewood Retirement Center for a planned 400 resident facility combining nursing home and independent living units. Local judge John M. Crum said the project addresses a need for more space while planners weigh a zoning variance in January.
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Fireworks cap Frederick 250th anniversary year finale
Fredericks 250th anniversary year ends with a 7:30 p.m. fireworks show at Baker Park as part of Family Day. Organizers expect large crowds. exhibits at City Hall include Lafayette letter, Confederate notes, and a final stamp cancellation. Mayor Grimes and Elizabeth Gura announce a 3 p.m. closing with a time capsule burial.
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Millard Rice Dies at 101 Frederick Banker and Author
Millard Milburn Rice 101 longtime Frederick banker and author died Wednesday December 27 at Homewood Retirement Center Frederick He was born September 19 1894 in Jefferson son of Milton Grove Rice and Maria Culler Rice He graduated Jefferson High School 1910 and Boys High School 1912 and worked at Citizens Bank of Frederick 1912 to 1916 He enlisted in the U S Army Air Corps in January 1918 while a student at Western Maryland College The illness contracted in service is noted as the cause of death continuation on Page A-5.
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Frederick News Post Recycling Note
The Frederick News Post explains that portions printed on 400 percent recycled paper are recyclable. The notice highlights the paper’s sustainability and reuse features within its daily edition.
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Noah Kefauver Jr Dies at 34 in Middletown Obituary
M. Nash Edward Kefauver Jr., 84, of 2410 Old National Pike, Middletown, died Wednesday evening at Frederick Memorial Hospital. He was married to Mary Douglas Hauver Kefauver. his first wife had died in 1989. Born Feb 19, 1911, he was a son of the late Dr Noah E Kefauver Sr and Lucretia Michael Kefauver. He attended Middletown High School, Mercersburg Academy, and Lehigh University, worked for MS. Michael Co. in Washington from 1932 to 1938, then became a dairy farmer in Middletown.
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Mercersburg
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Washington, D.C
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