Clinton budget plan under fire by critics
Washington AP reports Republicans and many Democrats criticize President Clinton's 1996 budget of 1.61 million dollars for spending cuts, middle class tax relief, and deficit reduction. Critics say it dodges large benefit programs and fails to curb rising deficits, while Treasury Secretary Rubin and others defend it on Capitol Hill.
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Libertytown girl dies after crossing daysville road incident
Rebecca Diane Stevens, 9, of Daysville Road Libertytown, died at 3 10 pm at Children’s National Medical Center Washington DC from injuries after being struck by a minivan Jan 27 as she crossed Daysville Road west of Oak Tree Circle. No charges against driver Barbara Griffiths 50 of Frederick. deputy says case closed.
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Frederick County
Rebecca Diane Stevens
Daysville Road
Libertytown
Children’s National Medical Center
Washington, DC
Sheriff’s Office
Rebecca
Oak Tree Circle
Dennis Shoemaker
Barbara Griffiths
Frederick
Public gets last chance to comment on county manager post
The public will have one final opportunity to submit input on the process to hire a county manager after Frederick County officials announced a closing date for comments. The review phase seeks resident perspectives on qualifications and leadership priorities.
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Frederick
Woman gets 15 year term in plot to kill wife of police officer
A Knoxville woman, 25, received a 5 year term for seeking a hit man to kill the wife of her estranged boyfriend, Frederick County Circuit Court set 13.5 years suspended with conditions. Judge G Edward Dwyer ordered the term to run consecutive to a two year drunken driving sentence. Cornelius must get psychiatric counseling and stay away from the intended victim.
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Knoxville
Frederick City
Selena Marcela Cornelius
Frederick County
G. Edward Dwyer
Cornelius
Julie Stevenson
Brenda Burton
William Burton
Thomas C Nikirk
County to hire county manager after public hearing
County Commissioners unanimously approved the job description and recruitment plan for a new county manager after a public hearing set for February 21. The panel may seek help from an advisory task force to weed the applicant list and wants public input before finalizing hiring this summer.
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Mark Hoke
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Ilona Hogan
Mitchell Hose
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National Association of Counties
City Officer Davis Fired From Frederick Police Department
Former Frederick City Police Officer Charles B Davis was terminated after a disciplinary board found him guilty of serious violations. The board, convened January 19, 1995, reviewed internal investigations and witness testimony, recommending termination on six counts and lesser penalties for other charges.
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Frederick City
Regis R. Raffensberger
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Law Enforcement Officers Code of Ethics
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Baltimore County Police Department
Annapolis Police Department
Maryland State Police
Maryland
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Elderly Alzheimer’s patient found dead outside home
Evelyn Linton an Alzheimer’s patient at Maryland Odd Fellows Home wandered outside in 15 degree wind chill and died from exposure. An employee found her about 7 am Sunday, after her being outside as long as 20 hours. Police and medical examiner officials noted frigid temps and wind as contributing factors.
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Evelyn Linton
Pat O'Brien
Fredenck
Doug Smith
Maryland Medical Examiner's Office
Tom Chase
Frederick City
Linton
O'Brien
Freezing temperatures ease a bit across Western Maryland
Freezing weather eased slightly overnight as temperatures rose from subfreezing levels in Frederick County. Winds eased but many pipes burst in homes and buildings. In Cumberland a kerosene heater accident caused insulation ignition. Forecasters expect 25 to 30 degrees with teens dipping later. snow possible Friday after a sunny weekend. Western Maryland faced wind chill as low as 35 below zero in Garrett County while Westminster logged 4 degrees below zero.
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Terry Gassett
Warner Heating and Plumbing Company
Frederick
Cumberland
Maryland
National Weather Service
Garrett County
Amet Figueroa
Baltimore- Washington International
Annapolis
Westminster
Baltimore
Brett Dixon
Mt Airy votes to add fifth trooper
Mt Airy Town Council unanimously approves nearly 100000 to add a fifth Resident Trooper amid 24 hour protection needs. First year cost about 67674 plus 28300 equipment. total public safety around 350000 or 25 percent of town expenses. Some members favor long term police force. budget surplus to offset costs. trooper assignment could take months. Hill Street and Sunset Avenue speed limits lowered to 25 mph.
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Mount Airy
R. Delaine Hobbs
Carroll County
Annterview
Public Safety
Gerald Johnson
Norman Hammond
Hobbs
Inds
Hill Street
Sunset Avenue
Clyde Moxley Tops Fastpitch Despite Polio
Inside The News notes polio did not stop Clyde Moxley from being a top fastpitch softball pitcher in a column by Lee Stan Goldberg titled Touching all the bases. Page B-1 reports on the Leon Enfield family entering the Governor's Agriculture Hall of Fame as Farm Bureau promotes Norman Astle to public affairs director Lee. Page B-38.
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Lee Stan Goldberg
Leon Enfield
Governor's Agriculture Hall of Fame
Farm Bureau
Norman Astle
Lee Page
Frederick News
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