Bush collapses at state dinner amid stomach flu
In Tokyo President Bush fainted during a state dinner hosted by Prime Minister Miyazawa and was found nauseated before the event. He vomited around 8:20 p.m., received medical attention, then went to Akasaka Palace and slept after medication.
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Mr. Fitzwater
Barbara Bush
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Frederick County murder probed after autopsy on victim
Deborah Patricia Fagan, 30, of Hillside Court Monrovia, found dead in a maroon Pontiac Grand Am off Gladhill Brothers Road near Kemptown. Autopsy shows two gunshot wounds to the right head, bullets exiting left, weapon not found. motive undetermined. Investigators, including Maryland State Police lab, continue searching for answers.
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Gladhill Brothers Road
Kemptown Church Road
Eyler
County softens smoking penalties in Frederick County offices
Frederick County commissioners faced a two hour public hearing Tuesday over a proposed countywide smoking ban in all government facilities except Board of Education buildings. Penalties for violations were eased after residents argued the initial rules were too harsh. first-time violations carry a written reprimand and escalating suspensions before possible dismissal, with elected officials not subject to firing.
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DWI charge against Willie Mahone dropped
The state withdrew a driving-while-intoxicated charge against Willie J. Mahone in Frederick County District Court citing insufficient evidence. The civil suit linked to the incident continues. Mahone, arrested July 14 on North Market Street, faced negligent driving and speeding counts. Police testimony described improper lane changes and pedestrians jumping back. Mahone filed a $3.5 million lawsuit against the city and police.
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Gough to Leave Maryland County School Board Role
Anthony Gough, an IBM executive and member of the Frederick County Board of Education, said he will not seek reappointment when his term ends July 1. He cited personal and business demands, noting about 20 hours weekly on school matters and increased IBM responsibilities.
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Frederick County picks 1.3 million 167 acre site for eighth high school
Frederick County Board of Education selects a 1.3 million dollar 167 acre site near Urbana for the new eighth high school to open in September 1995, bypassing a cheaper 1.1 million option. The Urbana parcel lies near Md 355 and 8 0 Fingerboard Road, adjacent to the Cracked Claw Restaurant. Deliberations included funding by the county commissioners and objections over traffic and timing. Commissioner David Gray opposed Urbana site citing traffic and development concerns and preferring a 50 acre site near Md 75 and Md 86.
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Commissioners face split vote on county smoking ban
Frederick County commissioners inch toward a 3 to 2 split over a proposed policy to ban smoking in county buildings. Gail Bowerman Ronald Sundergill and David Gray back the plan while Sue Ann Yingling and Bruce Reeder question it, continuing a pattern of divided votes seen in past tax hikes school funding and rezonings.
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Gail Bowerman
Ronald Sundergill
David Gray
Sue Ann Yingling
Bruce Reeder
Frederick News-Post adopts automated attendant after hours
The Frederick News-Post will introduce an automated phone system at 7:30 p.m. to handle non business hour calls. Callers can leave messages or reach departments like sports or news by pressing a button. Operators remain from 7 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. daily.
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Bill Ferguson
Weather Forecast Overcast With Showers In Maryland
Cloudy tonight with a 50 percent chance of rain after midnight and possible freezing rain in colder valleys. Lows in the upper 20s to lower 30s. Thursday expected showers, highs in the mid to upper 40s. Maryland weather and map on page. Yuogoslavian native explains root of Serbo Croatian conflict on Family page.
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Twin Ridge Elementary funded to speed Mount Airy project
Frederick County school officials revealed a $120000 extra allocation approved informally over the holidays to accelerate Twin Ridge Elementary. The move covers overtime for subcontractors and cold weather prep as the project lags by more than 50 days with a September 1992 opening at risk. The delay stems from permit issues with Carroll County government, Mount Airy’s agent for the job. Substantial completion is targeted for August 31, with the gym finished by July 31 to serve as staging space.
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H.A. Harris
Castle named governor's MVP for Frederick PIC leadership
Jack Castle, chair of the Frederick County Private Industry Council, received the first governor’s Most Valuable Person award in a surprise Annapolis ceremony with Gov. William Donald Schaefer and J. Henry Butta. He is regional VP at First National Bank of Maryland and was honored for coordinating state workforce training and hiring efforts. The Frederick PIC was lauded for coordinating job and training programs among Job Service, Social Services, the Board of Education, and Frederick Community College.
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