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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jan 04, 1994

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Clinton seeks $600 annual fee for gun dealers

The Clinton administration proposes a $600 yearly firearms license fee to deter non compliant or casual operators. Treasury Secretary Bentsen will unveil the plan as part of broader gun control measures. ATF estimates 80 percent of the 244,000 dealers might drop licenses, while licensed dealers gain extended cross state shipment rights. The fee targets home based sellers and expands regulatory oversight under the Brady Act era.

Washington Clinton Treasury Lloyd Bentsen Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms ATF Bentsen Treasury Department Associated Press National Rifle Association Joe Phillips Phillips

Paper search begins on radiation tests

The administration launches a government wide effort to count Americans subjected to radiation experiments during the Cold War. President Clinton aims to work with Congress on compensation for victims as a nationwide toll free line draws thousands of calls to the Energy Department.

Washington Clinton White House Mark Gearan Interagency Congress Energy Department Mary Ann Freeman Energy Hazel O'Leary Ed Markey D-Mass Markey NBC Gearan Bush Reagan

Snow delays hit Frederick County as storms renew hazards

Snow and ice snarled Frederick County with about four inches expected as schools closed and power outages spread. County crews, 88 highway workers and 111 state workers faced widespread travel hazards while officials urged staying home. Utilities reported outages from tree limbs on lines and underground cable issues as precipitation moved through the region.

Crum State Highway Administration Jim Brown Brown Robert Lee Frederick Maryland Frederick County Shookstown Road Frederick Towne Frederick Cablevision New Market Mike Watterson

Weather misfire prompts early Frederick County schools

In Frederick County, Superintendent Daniel Gadra and transportation chief John Straits sent 30,000 students home one hour early amid forecasts of snow that never arrived. Officials noted little if any accumulation by afternoon, while other districts faced similar misreads, prompting cautious closures and contingency plans for families.

Daniel Gadra John Straits Frederick County Wolfsville Linda Burgee Wanda Severance Sabillasville Lucille Beale Emmitsburg National Weather Service Bob Melrose Appalachian Mountains Atlantic Mr. Straits Maryland Dr. Gadra Buffalo New York Dr Gadra Straits Transportation Department Gadra Burgee Washington County Wayne Gersen Hagerstown

County and state split overrun to fund lab renovation

The state and Frederick County will share the $113000 overrun for renovations to the Montevue Lane state animal health lab, ending a seven year delay on the project that serves farmers across five counties. The agreement avoids additional costs for Carroll Howard Montgomery and Washington counties while lawmakers pressed for state funding.

Lab Frederick City Frederick County James E. McClellan State House College Park Oakland Carroll Howard Montgomery Washington Gail Bowerman Emmitsburg Catoctin Law

Postal Service mulls rate hike with 1995 start

The US Postal Service governing board may raise rates but has not decided the amount or timing. A board chairman said a proposal is not set, with a likely first class stamp around 32 or 33 cents but any increase would not begin until 1995 due to legal steps. Postmaster General Runyon also announced address correction changes to protect individuals.

Washington US Postal Service Bert H Mackie Marvin Runyon Postal Service

Frederick News Post Weather and HOF Nominees

Partly cloudy and colder tonight with lows in the 20s. Wednesday brings sunshine and highs in the 30s. Herbert Wessel shows a prize winning tractor. Six people nominated for the Alvin G. Quinn Sports Hall of Fame. See Page.

Wee Herbert Wessel Alvin G. Quinn

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