Senate senators urge slowdown in rush to tax relief
More than a dozen senators urge colleagues to resist rushing tax cuts as signs grow that House plans may be scaled back. Eight Democrats push a letter to resist fiscal irresponsibility and a resolution favors using spending cuts to reduce the deficit. Some Republicans back changes while keeping some cuts, signaling retrenchment despite broad support for tax relief.
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Capitol Hill
House
America
Senate
Russ Feingold
D-Wis
Clinton
Dick Gephardt
Missouri
Newt Gingrich
Rga
Thunderbirds to perform at Frederick city CAF air show in August
Frederick to host a World War II air show August 25 26 featuring the U S Air Force Thunderbirds with 60 era planes. Mayor Grimes CAF officials say profits fund the 250th anniversary. Thunderbirds arrive Aug 23 and depart Aug 27 for the Frederick Municipal Airport.
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Frederick
Confederate Air Force
U.S. Air Force
Jim Grimes
CAF
Grimes
Dick Kanode
Airport Commission
Martinsburg
W.va
Army National
West Virginia
Tsgt
Gordon Fenley
Air Force
Fenley
Judy Galloway
Galloway
Weather note and prep sports tease from The Frederick News-Post
Mostly cloudy and cold tonight with lows in the mid 20s. Cloudy with a chance of light snow Friday and highs in the upper 30s. See weather map on page. John Cannon's Prep news features sports statistics and an area athletic events calendar on C4. Portions printed on recycled paper.
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Wee Ee
John Cannon
Prep News
Frederick
Training center moving to Gambrill House in Maryland
National Park Service Preservation Training Center in Williamsport will relocate by August 1996 to Gambrill House on Monocacy National Battlefield near Frederick. An open house at the Holiday Inn will explain the move, and officials cite benefits for both counties and local historical groups.
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National Park Service
National Preservation Training Center
Cushwa
Williamsport
Gambrill
Monocacy National Battlefield
Williamsport - Frederick
MD. 355
Frederick City
Tom McGrath
Holiday Inn
Francis Scott Key Mall
Gram
Frederick
McGrath
Historical
Gambrill House
U.S
Barbara Mikulski
Paul Sarbanes
Maryland
Washington
Baltimore
Center
Mr McGrath
Arc of Frederick County Wins $13.4 Million Contract Boost
In Annapolis the Board of Public Works approved a 1.8 million increase to the Arc of Frederick County state contract overseeing services for more than 2300 mentally retarded individuals in Maryland. A related bill seeks a 600000 state grant for a new east Frederick building.
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Annapolis
Board of Public Works
Arc
Frederick County
Maryland
East Frederick
Road crews straighten bent Virginia Avenue sign in Maryland
Cecil Long and Bob Hurt of Frederick City Traffic Lines and Signs Department corrected a severely bent Virginia Avenue street sign after a probable mishap. The article also notes a unanimous board approval of two change orders to a 1993 health department contract, raising the value from 11.2 million to over 13.4 million and extending through June 1996. The Arc coordinates case management across Western Maryland and nearby areas, with Joanna Pearson citing increased workload and pending state funds to cover Medicaid waiver conversions and staff expansion. A Frederick County proposal seeks state capital funds for land near the fairgrounds and a 15,000 square foot building, cost about 1.2 million, in partnership with Community Living Inc.
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Maryland Avenue
Cecil Long
Bob Hurt
Frederick City
Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
Are
Frederick County
Maryland
Baltimore
Montgomery County
Frederick Fairgrounds
Community Living Inc
Suspect in NY bombing caught in Pakistan
Ramzi Ahmed Yousef, framed as the World Trade Center plot mastermind, was captured in Islamabad and secretly returned to New York. He pleaded not guilty to 11 counts tied to the 1993 bombing, with life imprisonment potential, as his trial schedule began and officials noted his calm demeanor and brief lawyer contact. President Clinton called the arrest a major step forward in fighting terrorism.
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World Trade Center
Pakistan
Ramzi Ahmed Yousef
United States
Holiday Inn
Islamabad
U.S
Yousef
John F. Keenan
Avraham C. Moskowitz
Mr. Moskowitz
Clinton
City gains latitude in HUD spending for Frederick funds
Frederick city will receive 461000 from HUD in fiscal year 1996 with officials hoping for more local flexibility in use. Housing Administrator Martin French says greater freedom is possible though federal rules remain. HUD secretary Cisneros notes funds may go directly to communities to fund local housing and job strategies.
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Frederick City
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Washington
Frederick
Martin French
French
HUD
Henry Cisneros
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