Schaefer budget slashes health housing and (co)mmunity funds
Gov. William Donald Schaefer proposes a 12.3 billion doomsday budget with 728 million contingent on tax hikes. Major cuts hit health care for the disabled, housing for the poor, public schools, universities, and environmental programs, while a tax plan to raise sales, corporate, cigarette taxes and allow local income taxes is debated.
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William Donald Schaefer
Washington Post
Schaefer
the Post
Charles Benton
Mr. Benton
Maryland
State
Arts Council
Chesapeake Bay
Department of the Environment
Baltimore
First Bank of Frederick to acquire JHFSB branch
First Bank of Frederick wins preliminary approval from the FDIC to acquire John Hanson Federal Savings Bank’s Patrick Center branch at 22 West Patrick Street and certain deposits. President Michael Menzies calls the move exciting and expects full approvals in 60 to 90 days. Five John Hanson employees will join First Bank staff. no layoffs planned.
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John Hanson Federal Savings Bank
Patrick Center
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
W. Patrick St
Michael Menzies
First Bank
Menzies
Resolution Trust Corp
John Hanson
Beltsville
Office of Thrift Supervision
OTS
Frederick
Graceham VFC Fire ban lifted by association
Graceham Volunteer Fire Co. resumes firefighting after a suspension lifted at 10 a.m. Wednesday. The ban followed a failure to maintain 10 qualified local members within two miles of the station by July 1, with the suspension extended since 1991.
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Frederick County Volunteer Fire and Rescue Association
Hartwood Correll Jr
County Fire and Rescue Association
Cornell
Graceham
Brad Weddle
Weddle
Children Toss Ice Chunks At Culler Lake Prompt Warning
Three unidentified children tested lake thickness by throwing ice chunks into Culler Lake on Tuesday. Frederick City Police Captain Pierce Stine warned of a strong possibility of falling through and drowning in the 5 to 10 foot water. He noted a shallower pond area in the park opens for skating when temperatures permit.
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Frederick City
Pierce Stine
Stine
Suspect in Liberty Town murder has prior criminal record
Vernon Henry Bittinger 26 and Maryland inmate Donald Ray Gravley 32 are named in a case. Bittinger, sought for first degree murder and robbery, has a 1986 housebreaking conviction and earlier probation violations. He allegedly shot Gravley on January 25 in Libertytown, fled with his infant son, and led a 90 mph pursuit through Montgomery and Frederick counties.
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Libertytown Man
Bittinger
Maryland
Donald Ray Gravley
Florida
Frederick County
Martinsburg
W.va
Mr. Gravley
Vincent Maas
Cpl Maas
Sheriff's Office
Montgomery
Frederick
Cpl
Maas
Schaeffer Road
Boyds
Montgomery County
Libertytown
Thomas Lewis
Lewis
Graviey
Controversy Over Bush Painting Boosts Delaplaine Center
The Delaplaine Visual Arts Center reports credibility gains and increased attendance from a controversial nude painting of President George Bush amid state aid risks. Officials say support has grown for expanding into new quarters despite threats to $500,000 in renovation funding. Visitors have left comments praising the exhibit and supporting First Amendment rights.
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George Bush
Delaplaine Visual Arts Center
Melinda Waimer
Mountain City
Art Center
Ms. Wimner
Corcoran Gallery
Washington, D.C
Delaplaine Center
Ms. Wimer
LaRouche on Maryland presidential primary ballot
Lyndon H. LaRouche appears on Maryland’s Democratic primary ballot though imprisoned for tax evasion and mail fraud. Elections officials say he met filing rules with signatures from each district, joining six Democrats seeking the nomination. The FEC denied federal matching funds. delegates and other candidates are listed with district totals.
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Lyndon H. LaRouche
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Rebecca Wicklund
State Administrative Board of Elections
Wicklund
Fred Eiland
Federal Elections Commission
FEC
LaRouche
Internal Revenue Service
Congress
Virginia
Biland
California
Edmund G. Brown Jr
Arkansas
Bill Clinton
U.S
Tom Harkin
Iowa
Bob Kerrey
Nebraska
Paul E. Tsongas
Massachusetts
Woman Dies After Head-On Md 550 Collision
A 36 year old Keymar woman Debbie W Fischbach died from injuries after a head-on crash on Md 550 south of Dorcus Road. She was flown to R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore. Fischbach crossed the center line while overcompensating after her wheel ran off the road. The dump truck driver Jerry P Atlantic II, 25, of Westminster was uninjured.
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Keymar
MD 550
Debbie W Fischbach
Woodsboro Pike
R Adams Cowley
Baltimore
Jerry Plantic II
Westminster
Weather preview and garden notes tease in hometown paper
Inside The News reports partial cloud cover tonight with lows near 30 and a Friday turning mostly cloudy, breezy, and colder with a chance of snow showers. Highs reach the mid to upper 30s as Maryland weather and map appear on page 42 with greenhouse gardening tips for year round.
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Frederick News Post printed on recycled paper
The Frederick News Post notes it is printed on 100 percent recycled paper and emphasizes its recyclable nature as part of its sustainability stance.
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Frederick News Post
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