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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1996

Page

4

Clinton backs school uniforms in California push

President Clinton advocated mandatory school uniforms to curb youth crime and promote discipline. He highlighted Long Beach’s policy at Jackie Robinson Academy, signed a directive to share a uniforms manual with all districts, and noted no federal aid for uniforms. He cited safety gains and ran a brisk defense of the plan.

Santa Monica Calif Clinton Jackie Robinson Academy Long Beach Unified Education Department United States Washington South Carolina David Beasley Bill Clinton Beasley California Seattle Washington State Long Beach

Buchanan Camps In Arizona Push For Primary Victory

Pat Buchanan markets a tough anti abortion and immigration agenda in Arizona as a three way GOP poll shows him in a tight race with Dole and Forbes. He labels Beijing 1995 women’s conference a crazy dingbat event and pledges to end such culture of death while urging a border fence and five year immigration freeze. He frames a Arizona win as key to securing the nomination and rebukes rape exception in abortion ban.

Yuma Ariz Pat Buchanan Arizona United States Buchanan Beijing Woodard New Hampshire Steve Forbes Bob Dole Dole Forbes Lamar Alexander Reagan U.s.-Mexico America

Grimes outlines city projects and plans for growth

Grimes said the city moved forward on a jobs pathway with the Carmack Jay property sale and a May or June store opening. He noted the North Market Street deal at 675000 and Valu Food of Baltimore buying it back. He discussed Fountain Medical Center gains, Seventh day Adventist Church purchase for 4.45 million, a potential interim convention space, and city golf refinancing saving about 500000. Plans include an airport master plan funded 90 percent by the FAA and a 250th anniversary with volunteer support.

Frederick Grimes Carmack-Jay's North Market Street Valu Food of Baltimore Fountain Medical Center Market West Seventh Streets Seventhday Adventist Church Fran Rhodes Rosemont Avenue Federal Aviation Administration FAA Frances Baker

Downtown Frederick project seeks eight million impact

The proposal aims to hire local subcontractors and suppliers for a downtown Frederick development with a total local economic impact over 8 million dollars. It highlights benefits for established businesses and redesigned access for customers and deliveries with a north south foyer bisecting the building, accessible from Citizens Way or Carroll Creek Linear Park.

Frederick Citizens Way Carroll Creek Linear Park

Maryland stadium deal faces budget fight over PSL funds

The plan to move the Browns to Baltimore hinges on a $24 million payment from Mr Modell and a 30 year lease. Opposition warns the bill merely masks priorities, while a second measure would divert unneeded permanent seat license revenue to offset construction costs. The fate may depend on whether the NFL relocation fee is reduced if the Rams win in court.

Ms. Hecht Modell Robert Flanagan R Howard Flanagan Maryland Stadium Authority Ms. Klima Mr Modell Cleveland Baltimore Browns David Hopcraft House Commerce and Government Matters Hopcraft Appropriations Committee NFL Baltimore Stadium

Curry boosts Prince George stadium funding negotiations

The owner Curry proposes $12.5 million over several years to break the deadlock on the Landover stadium project. Evans says cooperation rises as talks advance while Cooke avoids matching funds and won’t raise ticket or parking surcharges. The plan includes state road, water, sewer upgrades and parking lots, with Cooke covering part of these costs.

Prince George’s Curry Mr. Evans I’s Evans Cooke Mr. Curry Landover

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