Clinton addresses Maryland General Assembly in historic first
President Bill Clinton became the first president to address a joint session of the Maryland General Assembly in Annapolis. He urged focus on unfinished business as Cold War end and improving economy raise hope while noting persistent poverty and uneven uplift across the country.
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Clinton visits Maryland legislature first by a sitting president
President Clinton toured Annapolis amid tight security and addressed the Maryland General Assembly. Gov. Parris Glendening praised Clinton's education and welfare reform agenda while lawmakers prepared to tackle emissions testing and vehicle theft programs, both tied to federal pollution and crime concerns.
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Hearings Planned on Local Maryland Bills in Annapolis
In Annapolis hearings loom for Frederick County sponsored measures. The House Commerce and Government Matters Committee will discuss a bill to name milk the official state drink, backed by Delegate Paul Stull. VEIP bills from Delegate Donald Elliott cover testing and universal participation across Maryland.
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Baker enters mayoral race in Frederick with reform platform
Alderman Frances Baker announced Sunday her bid to become Frederick mayor this fall. Speaking at La Paz Restaurant, she urged ethical standards and open information, proposing campaign contribution caps and a grass roots effort. She called for a holistic, vision driven plan to grow the city responsibly and create jobs.
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Growing trend as churches hire young pastors for youth
The piece profiles young ministers like 26 year old Rev Matthew Brown at Evangelical Reformed Church and 24 year old Kristen Smith at Evangelical Lutheran Church in Frederick. It notes rising hires to lead youth ministry, offer guidance, and connect with younger congregants. The trend aims to blend evangelism with life saving care for children amid Chicago violence statistics and local church growth.
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Frederick scientist Cui dies at 55 in Frederick
Dr. Yungchang Cui a Frederick physician scientist with ABS at the National Cancer Institute died Saturday February 8 at Frederick Memorial Hospital He was 55 born July 24 1941 in Hebei Province China son of Jiaten Cui and Zhifang Sun He leaves his wife Wenxiu Hao a son Xiaofeng Cui and a daughter Wei Cui Visitation was private Interment at family convenience The Donald B Thompson Funeral Home Middletown assisted with arrangements.
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NBA All Star Game Delivers Expected Showpiece
The NBA All Star game lived up to anticipation with standout plays and high energy. Players showcased skill across the rosters, thrilling fans with fast breaks and clutch moments throughout the exhibition.
Death Under Investigation After Ladder Fall in Frederick
Frederick Police await the state medical examiner’s report to determine the cause of death of Wayne E Speak Sr. 56 of James Street after he fell from a ladder while repairing a sign in front of Masser’s Motel on US 40. He died at Frederick Memorial Hospital from massive head injuries. Authorities say the autopsy will decide if electrocution occurred. The scene drew a Maryland Occupational Safety and Health officer to investigate.
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