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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1997
Page
1
President Clinton sent Congress a 1.69 trillion spending package aimed at tax relief for the middle class and funding to boost education and health care while pledging a balanced budget by 2002. The plan shows a rising deficit this year with most savings slated for 2001 and 2002 as bargaining begins.
The punitive damages phase begins in the O J Simpson civil trial in Santa Monica with plaintiffs seeking millions more for punishment over the 1994 slayings of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman. The defense asks mercy while jurors hear about assets and liability.
Kamine Multimedia Corp proposes to install fiber optic networks across the city rights of way at no charge in exchange for supplying free fiber to City Hall. The plan includes a $5 million system setup, hiring 10 to 12 locals, and using local contractors as Frederick weighs a competitive local exchange carrier bid to rival Bell Atlantic and AT&T.
Prosecutors say Adrian Keane Pilkington was killed in a 1996 thrill murder led by 18 year old Jason Jensen. Co defendants Whitman Nance and Wooldridge testified or await trial as jurors hear motive and accounts from Wooldridge.
Frederick County Teachers Association president told the school board that not all students have enough textbooks, countering Superintendent Jack Dale who said books are ample. Board plans include about 1.2 million dollars for textbooks and 1.8 million for other instructional materials as budget talks continue.
Senator Timothy Ferguson proposes a constitutional change to automatically remove elected officials convicted of offenses involving controlled substances. The bill, SB 180, would extend disqualification beyond felonies and certain misconduct to include drug substance offenses. passage requires a three-fifths vote and voter approval if enacted.
Frederick County education leaders and college officials praised President Clinton for pressing more federal education aid and a college tuition tax break. PTA president Marti Seraphin and Frederick Community College President Lee Betts welcomed his focus on local funding and community colleges.
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