Clinton Budget Faces Rocky Path on Capitol Hill
The budget proposes a $152 billion revenue rise in 1995 via 30 plus user fees and modest defense hikes, while welfare changes are postponed. Troop cuts of 181,000 are planned, welfare reforms stalled, and several programs receive funding boosts including Job Corps, NIST, Head Start, highways, and police initiatives.
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Vo Tech students judged by industry at auto and drafting contests
Officials said students balanced tires read a circuit board and tested systems while judges from Jenkins Motors Don Phillips Jeep Eagle Frederick architect Gary Baker and Mike Lewis Masonry evaluated to industry standards. Frank Taylor noted business representation benefits and input on employee needs as judges prepared materials Friday night.
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Vica Board
Jenkins Motors
Don Phillips
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Gary Baker
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Sandower Builders
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Vo-Tech
Health aides to be in every county school by 1993 start
Funding for the school health program covers 443 643 for the current year with a request of 879 056 for September 1994 and a projected total of 1.3 million the following year. Aides train in first aid and CPR and may administer medications under nurse supervision. Medication requires written doctor permission. Most aides are retired paramedics or nurses and receive about two weeks of training. Between Aug 30 and Dec 30 there were 33 087 visits to health aides addressing records, suspected abuse, and injuries such as a snake bite at Frederick High School.
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Helen Monk
Health Department
Monk
Frederick High School
U S paraglider held for week after palace roof landing
U S paraglider James Miller nicknamed Fanman appeared in London court awaiting another week in jail after landing on Buckingham Palace roof. He faced five air navigation violations and one public order offense, with authorities citing risk of absconding. The incident follows a Las Vegas stunt last year. The queen was at Sandringham during the spectacle.
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U.S
James Miller
Buckingham Palace
Ronald Bartle
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