Bush tells governors nation can solve troubles at camp david
President Bush told state governors at the White House dinner that the United States faces big domestic problems but has much to be thankful for in peace and reduced fear of nuclear weapons. He praised Russia President Yeltsin’s drive toward democracy and urged unified efforts to tackle economic recovery and global stability.
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First boat people return to Haiti from U S
About 150 Haitians were sent back from the United States after fleeing by small boats. They were received by Port Authority police and U S diplomats, given food and $15 each, while activists warned many could face persecution or death upon return. The UN refugee agency criticized the move, and the Supreme Court allowed the return to proceed.
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Potter warns of more tax hikes in Montgomery County
Montgomery County Executive Neal Potter says a decade of Reagan era policies and weak state support force higher property taxes to cover an 185 million dollar budget gap. He hints a tax rise could yield 30 million or more while warning of service cuts, layoffs, library closures, and reduced pay without increased state aid.
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Fractured reflections at FSK Mall in daily walk
Carolyn Schriver and Dorothy Beall are photographed walking the perimeter outside the Paul Harris store in the FSK Mall. Their reflections appear distorted in mirrors as they exercise Monday morning. The scene captures a routine mall stroll by two local residents.
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Postal workers join two state food drive effort
Maryland and Delaware postal employees will collect non perishable foods from 1.5 million customers between Feb 10 and 15 under the Have a Heart for the Hungry banner. Organizers aim for 225000 items, possibly surpassing 500000, with donations delivered to neighborhood post offices, loaded on 10 ton trucks, and sent to local food banks to aid Frederick County families and others in need. Local officials praise the effort as a timely boost to food banks amid seasonal donation downturn.
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Brunswick
Thurmont
Middletown
Bill Ewing
Maryland Food Bank
Salisbury
Frederick County brings TV to court to cut costs
The electronic age reaches Frederick County's judicial system with MINX linking judges, prisoners, prosecutors and defense attorneys via cable and phone. Two district court rooms and a detention center holding area host 18 inch televisions costing 7000 each to handle bail reviews and future hearings. Judge Bower and Cpl Green tout improved security and potential savings as testing begins and expansion via sentence modifications is eyed beyond bail reviews.
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Inside The News Weather Update
Cloudy tonight with lows in the lower to middle 20s. Tuesday brings more clouds and a 30 percent chance of a late day shower with highs in the middle to upper 40s. Maryland weather and map on Page A-2 official USA Olympic Brand apparel for armchair Olympians. Portions of The Frederick News-Post are printed on recycled paper.
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