Clintons lead immunization drive at public clinic
President Clinton and Hillary Clinton visit a Virginia public clinic to promote vaccines. Rosalynn Carter, Donna Shalala, and others join in urging stronger federal funding and negotiations with drugmakers to reduce vaccine costs. The effort aims to restore universal immunization as states vary in discounts and coverage.
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Washington
Clinton
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Clintons
Arlington
Rosalynn Carter
Health and Human Services
Donna E. Shalala
Donald Riegle
Dmich
U.S
Ms. Shalala
Children’s Defense Fund
Obituary for Addie Palm of Frederick age 70
Addie Virginia Boots Palm 70 of Frederick died February 13 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. She was married to the late Charles Wiliam Palm Sr. Born August 23 1922 in Frederick she was daughter of the late Leon Franklin and Fane Mae Goines. She was a Quinn Chapel AME Church member loved by neighborhood children for her candy apples. Surviving are six children and many grandchildren great grandchildren a brother two sisters in law and several nieces and nephews. Remains are at the Frederick funeral home with calling hours Sunday and Monday services at Quinn Chapel AME Church. Interment in Fairview Cemetery. Memorials may go to Hospice of Frederick County.
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Charles Wiliam
Palm Sr
Frederick
Leon Franklin
Fane Mae Johnson Goines
Palm
Quinn Chapel Ame
Natalie Sappington
David Sappington
Charles W
Samuel Palm
John Palm
Earl Kirkendall
Texas
Evelyn M. Harper
Faithe Harper
Fairview Cemetery
Frederick County
P.O. Box
Fredenck
County officials debate impact of APFO measures
County leaders discuss impact of agreeing on adequate public facilities ordinances with municipalities Thurmont Middletown and Walkersville showing varying support. Frederick Mayor Gordon backs the concept but urges shared responsibility and notes a 1980s annexation agreement may limit county hold ups on city annexations.
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Barnes
Thurmont
Middletown
Walkersville
Frederick
Paul Gordon
Gordon
Counties seek relief from state mandates amid funding cuts
County officials warn that 9.5 million dollars in cuts over three years and 46 million dollars in added expenses from Social Security removal for teachers threaten education. They urge elimination or restructuring of mandates, including extended kindergarten, community service programs, special education services, and pupil transportation costs.
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Gail Bowerman
Mrs
Bowerman
Sarajevo council vows to halt aid amid eastern Bosnia crisis
In Sarajevo, city officials threaten a hunger strike by withholding humanitarian relief as SerbMuslim fighting continues in eastern Bosnia. A French peacekeeper dies from a mortar attack at the airport while U.N. efforts push a safe corridor for vulnerable residents. A ceasefire in central Bosnia leads Muslims and Croats to form a joint command to counter the Serbs.
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Sarajevo
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Bosnia
U.N
Fadil Sevo
Zagreb
Oslobodenje
Associated Press
Tuzla
Cmdr
Barry Frewer
Frewer
Winter Storm Effects Across Maryland Counties
A roller effect hit Anne Arundel Carroll Frederick Garrett Howard and Washington counties as nearly 1000 workers salted or plowed state roads. Forecasters expected rain to end tonight with Saturday partly cloudy and breezy and temperatures reaching 45 to 50 degrees.
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Anne Arundel
Carroll
Frederick
Garrett
Howard
Washington
Wholesale prices show modest gain in January
Washington AP reports wholesale prices edged up 0.2 percent in January, driven by higher energy products and autos, with core wholesale inflation rising 0.4 percent as food and energy volatile components moved. Annualized rate at 2.0 percent. economists expect tame inflation in 1993 amid slow job growth. CPI due February 18.
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Washington
Labor Department
Blue Chip
Department
Clinton aims to warn deficits worsen than prior forecasts
Economic leaders within the Democratic ranks say cutting spending will be hard. President Clinton plans to announce that deficits in coming years may exceed Bush administration projections. Five Democrats with access to the figures say two deficit scenarios are under study: one rising from 333 billion to 357 billion by 1997, the other from 332 billion to 384 billion. The higher outlook reflects faster growth in domestic programs.
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Clinton
Bush
Acquaintance Rape Under Scrutiny After Fatal Crash
Montgomery County Police and Frederick police investigated a Tuesday afternoon crash involving Mr. O'Dell who died at 1 30 p m. Lt John Fraley said investigators consider the death may have been caused by Mr O'Dell s own actions and that the woman involved was familiar with him and described the act as an acquaintance rape not consensual. The driver was not wearing a seat belt and died instantly.
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John Fraley
Criminal Investigation Section
Montgomery County Police
Frederick
O'Dell
Lt. Fraley
Montgomery County
Channel 23 Frederick Cablevision Weather Report
The Frederick area channel 23 weather bulletin promises reliable forecasts. Viewers are reminded weather conditions will be updated regularly with attention to temperatures precipitation and potential severe conditions for the day.
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Ia Frederick Cablevision
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