U.S. Eyes Sanctions Over Japan Trade Deal Collapse
The Clinton administration moves to impose sanctions on Japan after failed 1989 market opening talks. Kantor to announce findings that Tokyo did not expand Motorola’s Tokyo market share as agreed, risking higher tariffs on Japanese cellular phones. White House aims to revive Super 301 this week to pressure Japan.
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Washington
Japan
Clinton
U.S
Mickey Kantor
White House
Kantor
Motorola
Tokyo
Masayoshi Takemura
United States
Tasker's Chance to Add 183 Elderly Apartments
Frederick City Planning Commission approved a final site plan for 183 elderly housing units at Tasker's Chance on Baughman's Lane between Key Parkway and Shookstown Road. First Centrum will finance under federal tax credits with age and income limits. rents target under $600 for one-bedroom and around $600 for two-bedroom units, with a council-conditioned path behind a building removed for steep grade concerns.
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Tasker’s Chance
Frederick City
Michael T. Milhaupt
J. Richard
Local Jaycees Host NOYF Awards Congress
Local Jaycees announce plans to host NOYF Awards Congress as part of community events. The notice appears amid sports and weather sections, with references to page navigation and recycled paper notes in the Frederick News.
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Frederick News
Pont
Atao
Melting Ice Reaches Frederick as Temps Rise to 40s
Weather reports show temperatures in the mid 40s to near 50 coming through Friday with sunny skies. Local roofing firms caution homeowners to wait as gutter and awning damage from melted ice remains a risk. Emergency crews report no floods while road crews clear snow and ice under improving conditions.
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Davis
Frederick County
Donald Crum
Monrovia
Crum
Valentines Day Weddings At Frederick Courthouse
True to tradition, seventeen couples wed on Valentine’s Day at the Frederick County Courthouse. The busy day saw diverse attire from jeans to gowns, deputies officiating in red, and couples recalling memories as they exchanged vows in a small, softly lit room.
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Chelsea Reece
Sarah Shipley
Church of the Brethren Learning Center
Frederick County
Charles Keller
Circuit Court
Bonnie Fuss
Thomas Fawley
Yvette Davis
Myersville
Kelly Hahe Thomas
Yvette Fawley
Parents press for funding to boost school programs
About 150 parents and students filled Monocacy Middle School cafeteria on Valentine’s Monday to back Superintendent Daniel Gadra’s proposed 11.7 million dollar budget for special education, music, and teacher raises. Shaun Lugo, a 12 year old special education student, urged support while his mother urged better working conditions for aides, noting many lack benefits. District officials said 45 aides are contract workers with no benefits versus 53 full county employees with pay and benefits, tied to evolving educational plans.
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Monocacy Middle School
Daniel Gadra
Shaun Lugo
Monocacy Middle
Shaun
Maribel Luge
Frederick County
Michele Krantz
Social Services relocation gains momentum in Frederick
Frederick County Commissioners approved increased funding from 400000 to 621000 to relocate the Department of Social Services to a 65000 square foot site at South Carroll and Commerce streets. The move aims for an April 1995 opening with 181 staff, while a nonprofit oversees financing. state reimbursement and rent shifts are planned.
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Frederick County Department of Social Services
South Carroll Street
Frederick
Frederick County
South Carroll
Commerce Streets
Stephen Mood
Department of Social Services
Mood
Social Services
N. Market St
North Market Street
Rick County Department of Social Services
Frederick County Office of Parole and Probation
Retired City Cop Hurt After Multi Car Wreck
John W. Clem a 43 year old Walkersville resident and former Frederick City Police corporal was injured in a Monday night crash. His 1985 Plymouth struck four parked cars crossed the center line and collided head on with a van. Clem remained in serious condition at Washington County Hospital after being flown by state police helicopter. The van driver escaped injury. Clem retired last April after 21 years on the force and helped train 14 academies and led the Adopt a Cop program at Parkway and Hillcrest schools.
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Walkersville
Frederick City
John W. Clem
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Clem
Glade Boulevard
George Stottlemyer
Maryland
Parkway
Hillcrest
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