Clinton vows higher taxes as aid for budget plan
President Clinton urged U S voters to expect higher taxes in the coming economic plan, acknowledging the deficit is larger than expected. He defended proposed changes while facing questions on military policy, immigration, Haitian refugees, and domestic nanny concerns amid a televised town meeting from Michigan.
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City officials to discuss affordable housing report
Mayor Paul Gordon and the Frederick City Board of Aldermen approved a roundtable with the Affordable Housing Commission to review a report detailing solutions to county housing. The commission, a mix of developers, builders, city and county reps, has held hearings to refine proposals including interspersed affordable homes in developments amid resident concerns.
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Frederick County faces budget clash over outdoor school program
About 270 parents voiced support for the outdoor school during a public hearing on the superintendent Noel Farmer's proposed 1994 budget of 162 million dollars. Opponents urged deferral of the 500000 dollar program to fund science. Dr. Zakir Bengali of NIH defended the review panel findings that the outdoor school did not align with the science curriculum, while Tim Rohr urged board to reconsider. The board votes February 16, with added concerns from deaf students and general calls for music, band, and special education funding amid per pupil expenditure debates.
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Board of Education
Frederick County sees home building rise in 1992
Frederick County posted the second largest increase in new housing in its history with 2,185 units built in 1992. Single family homes led the surge while apartments and townhouses slowed. Total construction value reached 247.6 million, up from 1991 but below 1989 and 1990 peaks.
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Middletown Girls Net MVAL Title Win Over Boonsboro
The Middletown High School girls basketball team clinched the MVAL title by defeating Boonsboro 69 to 15. Local weather notes forecast cloudy skies, possible freezing rain tonight, and rain with cooler highs into Friday.
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Off-Track Betting OKed for Cracked Claw Restaurant
Frederick County Planning Commission approved a site plan for off track betting at the Cracked Claw in Urbana amid traffic and parking assurances. The move, with a 1 to approve vote, faces state racing commission approval and potential local debates on gambling impact.
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Murdered man Sanders died from three gunshots near Reno Monument
Timmy Donald Sanders 32 was found dead about 25 feet behind the Reno Monument near Middletown after being shot three times in the head and neck. His burned 1986 Chevrolet Cavalier was discovered off an old logging road. Investigators said Sanders lived alone or with his daughter at Rocky Glen Mobile Home Community and worked at the W B Byron Tannery in Williamsport.
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Doctor found guilty of sexual charges in medical setting
Moris Alexander Wilkinson, 48, a Frederick city family practitioner, was convicted by jurors Wednesday of two fourth degree sexual offenses for nonconsensual touching of a female patient during nine visits in early 1992. Sentencing postponed to March 24 after background investigation.
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