Confederate air show loses money despite large attendance
The Confederate Air Force Wings of Freedom show in 1996 posted a loss of about 50 000 despite drawing 20 000 spectators and generating 272 751 in gross receipts. Revenue by source included gate and reserved tickets trade show space and sponsorships while agreements with the city outlined shared costs and audits.
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Frederick
Confederate Air Force
CAF
Maryland cracks down on domestic violence progam shift
Maryland officials unveil a proactive parole and probation push to focus on domestic violence offenders. Frederick and Montgomery counties assign agents to DV cases with home visits and specialized caseloads to improve victim contact and offender compliance.
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Maryland Division of Parole and Probation
Sandra Elworthy
Frederick
Montgomery
Maryland
Maryland State Family Violence Council
Thas
Kirk
Frederick County
Scott Rolle
Clinton targets education as top priority in State of the Union
President Clinton, before a Republican Congress, says the nation enters a profoundly new era requiring bipartisan action to balance the budget and fix schools. In a prepared fourth State of the Union, he outlines a second-term blueprint with tax cuts, spending limits, college aid, higher standards, welfare, health care, and campaign finance reform. The address emphasizes no major new initiatives and reflects a repackaged 1996 message. He notes the economy is strong and the nation at peace as he prepared to speak to a joint session at 9 pm EST, with a preview to governors.
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Washington
Clinton
Congress
House
Senate
Frederick County School Budget Proposes 2.3 Million for Raises
Frederick County Board of Education hears a 187.9 million fiscal 1998 proposal including 2.3 million for pay raises. The plan expands the dyslexia program to six schools, adds an elementary director, and funds 4.1 million in new spending. Superintendent Jack Dale notes salary adjustments are a top request and remain constrained by approvals.
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Frederick County
Deer Crossing
Dr. Dale
Deadbeat parents face suspension of licenses in Maryland
Baltimore and Anne Arundel County 4500 parents under a new state law faced license suspension for unpaid child support. Hozier Todd sat in the Child Support Enforcement office awaiting news on losing his driving license essential to earning a living. The first wave included mostly Baltimore residents with about 400 from Anne Arundel County.
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Baltimore
Hozier
Todd
Maryland
Anne Arundel County
Child Support Enforcement Administration
Jensen jury selection in Brunswick murder trial begins
Jury selection opened for the felony murder case of Jason Aaron Jensen charged with stabbing a friend and throwing him from the Potomac River Bridge in Brunswick. More than 100 potential jurors were questioned as prosecutors and defense teams prepare for opening statements and trial testimony, with the 1996 killing of Adrian Keane Pilkington, 20, of Knoxville, the central event.
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Jason Aaron Jensen
Potomac River
Brunswick
Adrian Keane Pilkington
Knoxville
Pilkington
Inside The Frederick News Post Archive Text Note
The Frederick News Post mentions daily recycling commitment and 100 percent recycled paper use. It notes the newspaper is recyclable and references the HACHIVE archive context.
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Frederick News Post
Crazy about cars sparks love and trophies for Grau pair
Peter Grau, a Daycon Products salesman, met his wife Carla seven years ago when he arrived in a 1934 Corvette at her Silver Spring workplace. They now live in Myersville, and Grau cherishes a rare 1977 Corvette, one of 1,942 built, with original interior and about 28 000 miles.
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Peter Grau
Carla
Grau
Daycon Products
Silver Spring
Myersville
Gray
Corvette enthusiast greets trophies at local shows
Mr Gray, member of the Frederick County and Lancaster County Corvette clubs and the National Corvette Restorers Society, began restoring a Corvette in pieces in the early 1990s. His car, finished by Mike's Auto Body of Thurmont in the original factory color, has earned multiple awards. He started showing the Corvette in 1994, advancing through classes as the restoration progressed.
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Gray
Fredenck County Corvette Club
Lancaster County
Corvette Club
National
Corvette Restorers Society
Mike
Thurmont
Man crusades against abuse of handicapped parking tags
Lee Adams, a multiple sclerosis patient and past president of Frederick County Commission on Disabilities, fights misuse of handicapped parking tags. He waits by cars to catch abusers, urges state and local officials to enforce laws, notes easy placard misuse, and cites Maryland MVA data on placards and plates.
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Lee Adams
Adams
Frederick County Commission On Disabilities
Motor Vehicle Administration
Maryland Mva
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