Effort to extend jobless pay faces funding fight
Democrats push to extend unemployment benefits for those exhausted, arguing recession hardship and emergency funding. Republicans seek revenue from tax loophole closures to avoid higher deficits. Bush administration signals support but undecided on declaring an emergency while a $34.5 billion plan would add 13 weeks through Oct. 3.
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Controversial Bush painting sells for 4000 at Delaplaine
The nude portrait of President George Bush sold for 4000 at Delaplaine Visual Arts Center. The anonymous buyer refused publicized name. Austrian artist Josef Schutzenhofer expressed mixed feelings about the sale and display rights. The work is part of the Right Down to the Roots exhibit running through February 21 at 112 E. Patrick St.
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Baltimore and PG County officers vie for Frederick police chief
Two veteran Baltimore City Police officers and a longtime Prince George's County officer showcase strong management credentials for Frederick's top police job. Mayor Paul Gordon said background checks by the International Association of Chiefs of Police are underway. A replacement for Richard J. Ashton, who left in December, is expected to be named soon. Lieutenant Colonel Joseph R. Bolesta Jr. of Westminster has 25 years with Baltimore City Police, commands 850 officers, and oversees four divisions.
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Creek project becomes funding clash over art exhibit
Frederick officials debate tying $500,000 mill renovation funds for the old Mountain City Mill to an art exhibition at the Delaplaine Visual Arts Center. Arts leaders say the project boosts Carroll Creek development and tourism, while officials warn funding should not be tied to display choices.
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County split on use of jail fund over $200000
Frederick County accountants report more than 207000 in the jail canteen fund, not listed separately until fiscal 1991, with profits to buy inmate items. Officials seek written policy, while sheriff and comptroller acknowledge no clear rule and deliberate next steps.
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Dr Martha Schipper Dies Former Frederick County Health Officer
Dr Martha Schipper a Fredrick County pediatrician and former county health officer died January 22 after a cancer battle. Born 1922 in Altoona she trained at Johns Hopkins and Children’s Hospital Philadelphia. She served in Air Force pediatrics and led Well Child Conferences Head Start and rubella programs before 1971.
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P'y County
Montgomery County Landscaping Firm Wins Major Contracts
A Montgomery County landscaping firm secures several major contracts and earns national awards. The page notes windy, cooler conditions with partial clearing tonight and on Friday with temperatures around 30 degrees. Maryland weather and map appear on page A-2.
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Heart Transplant Recipient Feels New Beat During Bike Ride
Tom Cook, 28, relishes the strong racing in his chest after a heart transplant three years ago. Surgeons cut nerves to his original heart, and the Washington Hospital Center tracks his progress as his new heart, purchased for about 120000 dollars, performs well.
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Weather outlook for Frederick County in mist and rain
Morning fog gives way to low clouds across Frederick County. Light rain showers expected with temperatures in the 40s as people drive with headlights on.
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Doctor sues FMH officials for 70 million in damages
Frederick psychiatrist Dr Adrian Mrs Cohen sues Frederick Memorial Hospital and 13 professionals in Frederick County Circuit Court. He claims discharge from the hospital staff in September 1990 violated his rights, alleging credentials panels found his work below standards, falsified records, and disrupted the psychiatric unit. Defendants include hospital leaders, physicians, a nurse, a program manager, and hospital counsel.
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All Saints rector to retire in November after 23 years
The Rev A Dickerson Salmon, 61, announced plans to retire as rector of All Saints Episcopal Parish in Frederick County Broderick and relocate to Haverhill NH with his wife Jeannine. He will volunteer with Diocese of New Hampshire parishes and preceding years saw major changes like the Book of Common Prayer revision and women priests.
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