U S posts worst merchandise trade deficit in history
The Commerce Department reports a 1994 merchandise trade deficit of 166.29 billion dollars, up 25.4 percent from 1993, with record gaps with Japan and China. Exports rose but imports surged, while the whole trade balance including services shows a 108.11 billion deficit.
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U.S
Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Clinton
America
Japan
China
Ron Brown
Stephen Roach
Morgan Stanley & Co
Mexico
Death penalty sought in Blue Ridge Summit murder case
Franklin County DA filed notice of aggravated circumstances to seek the death penalty if Clayton Faxon is convicted of first degree murder in the December killing of Gretchen Groff at Highs Dairy Store. Co defendant Jeremiah Reynolds also charged. death penalty not filed for him.
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Krista Glielmi
News-Post
Sabillasville
Pennsylvania
Nelson
Faxon
Reynolds
Mrs. Groff
High’s
Blue Ridge Summit
City to buy Carmack Jay s property in downtown Frederick
City officials announced plans to purchase Carmack Jay s property on North Market Street to keep a grocery store downtown. Mayor James Grimes cited community demand and said settlement should occur by March 30 once bankruptcy court approval is obtained.
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Frederick
Carmack- Jay's
North Market Street
Board of Aldermen
James Grimes
Jay’s Markets
Carmack- Jay’s
Grimes
Carmack-Jay’s
U.S. Bankruptcy Court
City of
Brewery expansion plans hit snag on South Street
Frederick Brewery chief Kevin Brannon sought extra parking for an expanded brewery and brewpub, prompting neighbor opposition. State Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Unit ruled a brewer cannot own a retail outlet. Brannon proposed a separate subsidiary, but the unit rejected the plan citing Maryland law forbidding financial ties between manufacturer and retailer. Continued on Page A-4.
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East South Street
Frederick
Kevin Brannon
The
Beer Company
Mr. Brannon
Eas South Street
Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Unit
Brannon
Charles W. Ehart
Maryland
Ehart
County builds first RCC dam in state
Frederick County completes Maryland's first roller compacted concrete RCC dam to divert stormwater from a county landfill into Bush Creek. The 350 foot long 30 foot high structure uses 9000 cubic yards of gravel and cement, costing about 1.8 million dollars, with a pump station sending water through an underground pipe to Bush Creek. The project, designed by Chester Environmental Gaithersburg and built by Eastern Stabilized Products Inc of, represents a cost efficient land friendly option over earth or poured concrete dams.
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Frederick County
Maryland Department of the Environment
Bush Creek
Bill Ashby
Ashby
Hospice marks 15 years of care in CT
Inside The News Fair notes a chilly night with lows in the 20s and a partly sunny Saturday with highs in the upper 40s. The column mentions Renee A Family and points readers to see Page CT
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Renee
Teen who lost brother testifies for bill in Annapolis
Walkersville High School junior Blaine Dorsey testified before the House Judiciary Committee about the fatal 1993 motorcycle crash that killed his 19 year old brother David after an underage drinking party. He urged stricter limits on alcohol at gatherings involving minors and adults.
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Annapolis
Walkersville
Blaine Dorsey
Elizabeth Dorsey
House Judiciary Committee
David Scott Dorsey
Rocky Springs
Frederick
David
Blaine
Dorsey
Miss Lizzie Stunkle 100 dies in Frederick nursing home
Lizzie Viola Stunkle 100 formerly of Point of Rocks died February 16 at Citizens Nursing Home Frederick where she had lived ten years. She was wife of Charles Edward Stunkle who died in 1982 married January 2 1919. Born September 8 1894 in Lovettsville Virginia she was daughter of the late Charles A and Lillie May Fry Fawley. She taught in St Luke's Lutheran Church Point of Rocks Sunday school and sang in the choir. Surviving are daughter Mary Elizabeth Stroup two granddaughters Shirley Stroup and Betty Jane Gallagher two great granddaughters Sarah and Amy Gallagher one sister Ethel Fawley Smith and many nieces and nephews. Funeral services noon February 18 at Etchison Memorial Chapel Keeney and Basford Funeral Home Frederick. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. Memorials to St Luke's Lutheran Church Point of Rocks or Citizens Nursing Home.
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Lizzie Viola Stunkle
Point of Rocks
Citizens Nursing Home
Frederick
Charles Edward Stunkle
Lovettsville
Charles A
Lillie May Fry Fawley
Stunkle
Lizzie
St. Luke's Lutheran Church
Mary Elizabeth Stroup
Shirley Stroup
Betty Jane Gallagher
Sarah
Amy Gallagher
Ethel Fawley Smith
Jefferson
Keeney and Basford
Church St. Frederick
Etchison Memorial Chapel
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Carmack-Jay
Mr Grimes
Bowers Road
Board
Sally Murphy
Kelly Hahn
Acer
Bill Green
Frederick Brewing Co
Farmers Co-operative
Chester Environmental of
Gaithersburg
Eastern Stabilized Products Inc
Inside the News
Jim Gilford
Senseneney
Jeannae
Eeene
Eageod
Frederick News
Post
Bill
Dan Burns
Charles W Rampp
St Luke's Lutheran Church
Mount Olivet
Frederck
Ballenger Creek Pike
Rosemont Ave
Shaw
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