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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1998

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Pup and boy greet President Clinton on Thurmont golf outing

In Thurmont at Maple Run Golf Course, five year old Mason Johnson met President Clinton and his dog Buddy during a weekend golf round. Secret Service agents smiled as Mason shook hands with the president and asked for an autograph on his golf ball. Mason toured the scene with his stepfather Sam Yu, chief photographer for the Frederick News-Post, and the moment aired on CNN and ABC.

Thurmont Mason Johnson President Clinton Mason Mr. Clinton Buddy Secret Service Frederick News-Post Sam Yu White House CNN ABC Bill Clinton Frederick Maple Run Sam Ya

Clinton proposes 9.5 billion surplus budget for 1999

President Clinton unveils a 1.73 trillion dollar budget aiming for a 9.5 billion surplus in 1999, three decades after the first deficit era ended, financed by a booming economy. Republicans attack the plan as liberal expansion while Clinton argues to save Social Security first and curb spending. The budget projects 1.1 trillion in surpluses over the next decade and seeks to hire 100,000 teachers, expand Medicare, and boost medical research.

Washington Clinton Congress White House House Budget Committee John Kasich Ohio State of the Union

Citizen groups seek ouster of police chief in Frederick

Six groups led by NAACP and Frederick Justice Commission call for the firing of Frederick City Police Chief Ray Raffensberger and removal of two officers. They demand independent review, mandatory car video cameras, and a citizen police review board to monitor department performance. They cite alleged officer assaults during arrests and seek better minority hiring.

Frederick City Ray Raffensberger Jim Grimes Board of Aldermen Raffensberger NAACP Frederick Justice Commission Peace Resource Center Concerned Citizens For Racial Justice Frederick Armstrong Cassady Citizens Police Review Board Blue Ribbon Police Investigatory Commission

Frederick hospital plan would offer special care for rape victims

A task force study proposes a SAFE program at Frederick Memorial Hospital providing one on one private care in the emergency room. Five nurses trained in sexual assault evidence collection would staff rounds the clock, aiming to improve survivor care and increase prosecution chances through a multidisciplinary approach.

Frederick Memorial Hospital Pam Holtzinger FMH Ms. Holtzinger Rebecca Blumenthal Montgomery County Shady Grove Hospital Maryland Frederick County

Monocacy Road Shaped Frederick County History

The Monocacy Road, carved into wilderness around 1730 and widened to a wagon road by 1739, linked Philadelphia to Maryland and spurred settlement around Frederick. It brought land grants, ferries, and trade routes to distant markets, while later fading from maps as new roads emerged.

Frederick County Maryland Department of Transportation U.S Philadelphia Lancaster York Hanover Maryland Taneytown Monocacy River Creagerstown Frederick Virginia Frederick Valley Monocacy Congress Baltimore Annapolis Georgetown

Groundhog Predicts Six More Weeks of Winter

In PUNXSUTAWNEY Pennsylvania the renowned groundhog saw his shadow at dawn. The crowd of about 15 000 boos greeted the omen as revelers cheered overnight in a central Pennsylvania woods.

Punasutawney. Pa Pennsylvania

Fredenck News Post To Use 100 Percent Recycled Paper

The Boros at The Fredenck News Post announce daily use of 100 percent recycled paper and a commitment to recycling. The initiative emphasizes sustainable production and reduced waste in the newsroom.

Boros Fredenck News Post

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