Clinton vows leaner kinder government in State of the Union
President Clinton prepares a address promising a leaner kinder government, a growing job market, and a safer world as he seeks to win back voters who deserted him after his last State of the Union. He worked in the study Monday ahead of delivering the speech before Congress.
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Public hearing urges funds for school arts and programs
Nearly 500 residents, led by arts supporters, attended a Frederick County public schools budget hearing at Monocacy Middle School to oppose cuts to elementary music and the Visual and Performing Arts program. Speakers argued music aids attendance and test scores, noting WPA program benefits and tuition costs for students like Nicole Clulee who study outside the county.
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Daniel Gadra
Rocky Birely
WPA
Nicole Clulee
Allegany County
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Frederick County
Zora Neale Hurston
Tisdale Sworn In As Fourth Frederick Circuit Judge
Judge John H Tisdale was sworn in as the fourth judge on Frederick County Circuit Court. The 49 year old pledged to uphold justice as a moral standard and praised the U S judicial system while noting society's need for greater responsibility. He took the oath from clerk Charles C Keller before a packed ceremonial courtroom. The appointment by ex Governor Schaefer came in December, with Tisdale facing a 1996 15 year term election.
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Tisdale
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Frederick
Edward Dwyer Jr
County accepts roads into system vote 3-2
On Monday Frederick County Commissioners approved adding Summerfield development roads to the county system by a 3-2 vote. The decision followed association and developer claims over road ownership and conveyance rights, despite county attorney objections.
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Mark Hoke
David Gray
Terre Roy Rhoderick
Pleasant Developers, Inc
Wendy Kearney
Kearney
Lake Singanore Association
Hoke
Carroll Creek goes underground in Frederick project
Frederick moves Carroll Creek into underground conduits as final phase of a 60 million plan advances. Water is diverted to a dry center channel at Baker Park. pumps will carry water from low areas to underground systems once concrete work finishes in October. Officials say floodplain narrows from 400 feet to 12 feet, boosting redevelopment.
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Lake Singanore dam plan hinges on lateMonday meeting
LLA directors and residents met at Kathryn Streletzky's home to narrow alternatives for Lake Merle Dam repairs. Only six board members attended the session, with vice chair Jerry Garcy absent, as they work to meet the state deadline for a plan of action and outline a Dam Committee representing all villages. The group stayed late, planning a schedule toward the June construction goal and an immediate action path.
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Lake Merle Dam
Kathryn Streletzky
Jerry Garcy
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Chris Goodwin
Lake Singanore
Ms Streletzky
State
Brad Jarossi
Weather and notices tease at Frederick News Post
A cold night with near two degree lows followed by a sunny Wednesday around forty. A free agriculture seminar for elementary teachers is announced on page B3. Orioles manager Phil Goldberg tied to a line about touching all the bases on page B1.
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