Energy taxes worry low income families under Clinton plan
Washington AP reports that despite higher energy taxes on heating fuel and electricity, Clinton aims to offset the impact with a expanded earned income tax credit and larger energy assistance programs. Families like Kathy Mindte of Maryland rely on aid while worrying about monthly bills, even as welfare analysts note potential net benefits for those under $30,000.
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City OKs Mutual Aid Talks and Airport Minutes
The Frederick city board approved continuing mutual aid with Fort Detrick Fire Department including hazardous materials response. They postponed action on airport standards and three commission recommendations fuel operations hazardous materials and fee reductions until minutes reflect the commission's discussion.
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Fort Detrick
NationsBank to acquire MNC in $1.36 billion deal
NationsBank will pay $15.17 per MNC share, valuing the company at about $1.36 billion based on 89.7 million shares. The bank may finance up to 49.9 percent in cash, subject to annual audit and regulatory and shareholder approvals. NationsBank expects no 1993 earnings impact.
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NationsBank
MNC
Mount Airy eyed for next high school site
Frederick and Carroll counties see Mount Airy as regional development hub with high schools in both districts at capacity. Commissioner Sue Ann Yingling cites Urbana High School opening in 1995 as relief, estimating a Mount Airy high school could cost $30 million and require state funding only if need is proven. She calls Mount Airy a plausible future site, though funding and planning hurdles remain.
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Mount Airy seeks funding review for roads and police
Commissioners led by Ron Sundergill press Frederick County to reassess support for Mount Airy roads and police citing uneven funding. Mayor says Frederick County gets more state funds but allocates less to Mount Airy while Yingling notes road funding follows a 13 municipality formula. County officials praised Mount Airy’s 38 percent recycling rate from mandatory programs.
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Carroll County
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Council of Governments
David Gray
Clinton pushes economic revival plan in St Louis rally
President Clinton defends his tax and energy positions while urging job creation and deficit reduction. He framed his plan as benefiting virtually all Americans and warned of future choices, drawing support from voters like Dan LeBoyd who noted the plan’s fairness despite higher taxes for some.
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Study links aspirin to lower cancer after treatment differences
Aspirin use appeared higher in findings that align with earlier studies. Dr Wei notes the protective link for colon and rectal cancer weakens under more aggressive therapy, challenging the consistency of aspirin-like drugs reducing incidence in treated patients.
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Wei A
Police Seek Suspect in Maxwell Alley Rape Case
Frederick City Police continue crime investigations into a January 30 rape in Maxwell Alley, describing the suspect as a white man about 11 inches tall with a medium build, short dark curly hair, and a mustache. Police also probe a January 30 smash and grab at Routzahn's Appliance Center and several January and February burglaries with entries through rear windows or doors.
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Funeral Services for Fred Scharf Jr Westminster 65
Funeral services for Mr. Fred Scharf Jr 65 of Westminster who died Monday Feb 15 at home will be held at 11 am Saturday Feb 20 at Pritts Funeral Home and Chapel Westminster Rev Henry Schwarzmann officiating. interment Evergreen Memorial Gardens.
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Evergreen Memorial Gardens
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Baltimore
Meridian Nursing Center
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Qlin L
Gas price boost tied to brand-name fuel in Maryland
Arris Mardirossian of 22-store 6-Twelve chain defended a plan to buy 100,000 to 150,000 gallons to lock in 93 cents for 10 days at a Baltimore terminal delivery system. Chevron’s Joe Morris noted additives injected during pumping while industry officials argued that pricing hinges on brand-name fuel and seasonal oxygenated fuel surcharges.
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Eastern Petroleum
Harry Murphy
Greater Washington- Maryland
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Frigid Weather Brings Light Snow and Cold Fronts
Frigid air is expected to grip the area through Sunday with a mix of light snow. A fast moving high altitude system may produce only a dusting but keep temperatures in the low 30s. More precipitation is forecast for Sunday if temperatures stay warm enough for a slushy mix.
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