06 Jan 2001
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 2001
Page
1
Snow emergencies were lifted in two towns as the morning thaw continued. Forecasters expect the warmth to bring balmy feel today with cloudy skies and a high near 40. Cleanup moved the snow to road shoulders, but slippery roads remained a general concern nationwide in December.
In Annapolis lawmakers plan a busy year with education funding and crime policy on the agenda. The House Appropriations Committee faces a $100 million to $150 million budget cut, while a $120 million education bridge funding proposal from the Thornton Commission seeks inclusion in the governor’s plan. HouseWays and Means wants full Thornton funding, as delegates anticipate future spending constraints.
Snodgrass and two state senators press for a firm stance as the eight member Sal Anat delegation prepares to elect a chairman at a January 12 meeting, two days after the 2001 General Assembly session begins. Last year five delegates served.
Edmonds chairs re election of local NAACP officers with Charlene Edmonds to be sworn in January at a ceremony scheduled for 3 pm. The Frederick County chapter confirms support and notes over 50 members in attendance.
Dinosaurs prepare for a county college event with teams and spectators expected. Organizers promise a lively program featuring demonstrations and displays.
A Urbana High School bus carrying 10 students slipped off a snow covered road on Friday afternoon near Runkles Drive and Sugar Maple Drive. None of the students or the driver were hurt. The bus was driven away as police began an investigation in Frederick County. The county session ended early due to weather.
Citizens brace for another postage hike two years after the last increase. Frustrated mailers pressed for a larger jump rather than a penny raise. Paul Kempa of New Life Christ-Tries urged a single, substantial rate change.
In a brief town notice, Portone and Fregavich Aanino are listed among residents in the area of concern. The item notes a new arrangement for the community pager system and refers to a cooperative update on TORS.
Frederick residents express disappointment as President Clinton shows no immediate plan to sign legislation creating a Francis Scott Key Memorial Day. Doris, Kennedy aide Terri Alford and Francis Scott Key Memorial Foundation officials press for action while officials forward information to the Bush administration for review.
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