Frederick News Summary February 1 1992
Frederick MD editions report local happenings across politics, weather, and community events. Readers see brief items on city council actions, school updates, and upcoming weekend happenings in a compact Saturday page.
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Frederick
Lawmakers remain divided over need for higher taxes
Senators Michael, Bromwell, and Collins expressed doubt about new taxes despite a budget plan described as a first step. The anti tax stance persisted as they questioned whether government costs could be reduced and the doomsday budget plan faced skepticism in the Maryland legislature.
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Sen. Michael
Buder Collins
Baltimore
Thomas Bromwell
Baltimore County
Doomsday budget threats loom over Maryland School for the Deaf
MSD students plan rally and letter writing to protest possible school closures and service cuts. Officials warn statewide budget pressures could force unpaid furloughs for MSD staff, elimination of programs, and shuttering of state agencies.
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Denton
MSD
Chesapeake Bay
Fred Pudester
Department of Budget and Fiscal Planning
Maryland School For the Deaf
Bush hosts Yeltsin at Camp David talks on arms cuts
President Bush and Boris Yeltsin meet at Camp David with plans to brief progress on reforms in the former Soviet Union. James Baker to travel to Moscow within a week to push Bush-Yeltsin proposals to cut nuclear stockpiles and assess relief and political developments in republics.
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U.S
Yeltsin
Mr. Bush
James A. Baker III
Moscow
Lics
Naina
Bush
Barbara Bush
Camp David
Soviet Union
Mikhail Gorbachev
State of the Union
United States
Delaplaine funding cut threatens Frederick arts center
Delaplaine Center officials warn a $500000 bond bill veto will cap renovations and limit programs at the South Carroll Street site, hindering business growth. Center director Wimner says the exhibit draws tourism and revenue, while the ACLU urges lawmakers to restore funding and protect provocative art.
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Delaplaine Visual Arts Center
Frederick City
Frederick
South Carroll Street
Bush
Ms. Wimner
Maryland
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
FCC Vs Pacific Foundation
Supreme Court
Mrs Mary Smith obituary in Westminster
Mrs Mary Virginia Plaugher Smith 73 of Westminster died Thursday January 30 at Carroll County General Hospital from a heart attack. Wife of the late Charles E Smith she was born June 6 1918 in Rockingham County Virginia daughter of the late Frances Plaugher Myers. Graveside services 11 am Monday February 3 Locust Grove Cemetery Mount Airy. Memorials to American Heart Association Carroll County Branch. Pritts Funeral Home Westminster in charge.
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Mary Smith
Mary Virginia Plaugher Smith
Westminster
Carroll County General Hospital
Charles E. Smith
Rockingham County
Frances Plaugher Myers
Locust Grove Cemetery
Mount Atry
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