Bush Embarks on 12 Day Far East Trade Mission
President Bush launches a 12 day trip to Australia and four Asia nations to press a hard sell for American goods. He frames free trade as a two way street and cites exports creates jobs. The tour targets Japan amid a large trade deficit while praising the Bank of Japan for rate cuts. He stresses jobs and sustained supply of goods for American workers as the trip shifts to economic recovery concerns.
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Australia
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Americas
Japan
Bank of Japan
America
Gordon Mayoral Bid Likely After First Term in Frederick
Gordon signals major push to run again in 1993 while praising his accomplishments. He cites up government, Meet-the-Mayor nights, budget balance, a new Department of Youth Services, and crime reductions in public housing as key successes. He denies long term ambitions but says he expects to run, noting unfinished issues from four-term past leadership, police bargaining dispute, and looming debt.
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Paul Gordon
Frederick
Department of Youth Services
Gordon
Ronald Young
Carroll Creek
Being single has good and bad sides in modern life
An editor's note introduces a Frederick County feature on singleness, citing Audrey Maslin and John Barnett. The piece notes rising median ages for first marriages, high numbers of unmarried people, and social attitudes toward being single. It cites increased mobility, career variety, and social approval as factors shaping single life, with psychology observations on self consciousness and occasional loneliness.
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Frederick County
John Barnett
Single life in small-town view sparks questions
Frederick residents discuss being single and independence. Toni Miller, 4, cites not finding the right partner. David Hohmitter, 36, says he enjoys being single and would be more careful next marriage. Rohmiller lives in a one bedroom with toys for daughter Allison. He once wed for pets, but they died. He fears breakups due to allergies.
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Toni Miller
Frederick
David Hohmitter
Mr. Rohmiller
Allison
Report Details Spring Ridge School Flaws
The final report on construction flaws at Spring Ridge Elementary School cites cracks in walls, loose bolts in the steel frame and leaky roofs. The study for the Frederick County Board of Education found no direct safety problems, but urged thorough steel inspection and further investigation of end wall bracing and grout deficiencies shared with Ballenger Creek Elementary.
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Spring Ridge
T Charles Brown
Test Tech Laboratories
Frederick County
Kettler Brothers Construction, Inc
Sam Wagaman Masonry
Noel T. Farmer Jr
Ballenger Creek
Brown
New tax group offers help to Frederick County officials
A taxpayers group, Taxpayers for the Common Good, says it will aid Frederick County officials in decision making and educate the public on tax use and commissioners positions. The group names a local research board and plans biannual data gathering, though some officials question its impact.
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New Tax Group
Frederick County
Ronald Sundergill
the Ketter
Robert Hanson
TCG
Compion
David Gray
Research Board
Sue Ann Yingling
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