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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jan 30, 1995

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GOP governors flex muscle on welfare reforms

President Clinton urged states to craft welfare reforms with a national interest in protecting children. Republican governors push a block grants plan replacing federal programs, seeking NGA consensus though Democratic governors may withhold support. fate hinges on Clinton administration views and GOP Democratic balance.

GOP Washington Clinton White House National Governor’s Association Arkansas NGA Republican Congress Mr. Clinton

Serious crime up 4 percent in Frederick city 1994

Frederick city recorded 3,681 serious crimes in 1994 up from 3,539 the prior year. Murder rose to five from three, while assaults reached 1,348 with bar and home fights common. Rapes and robberies fell, burglaries down 13.9 percent and auto thefts 46 percent amid more retail growth.

Frederick City Patrick O’brien O’brien Frederick

Women press for new Maryland domestic violence law

At the Maryland General Assembly women from both chambers press a second domestic violence bill. The plan expands arrest rules, broadens abuse definitions, extends reporting windows, loosens spousal testimony rules, and ties to federal funds. New measures target dual arrest and protection orders to improve enforcement.

Annapolis House of Delegates Maryland General Assembly House Senate Marsha Perry D-Anne Arun Maryland

Trial board hearing opens for Frederick County deputy

A trial board at Winchester Hall began for Sgt. Ralf Berger of the Frederick County Sheriff’s Office. He faces misappropriation, illegal use of body wires, obstruction and falsifying reports. The closed, weeklong hearing involves Maryland State Police, county officers, and witnesses including former Sheriff Harbaugh.

Frederick County Carl Harbaugh Harbaugh Baltimore City Howard County Charles County Sgt. Berger

Maryland moves to curb lead paint poisoning policy fight grows

Maryland advances a 1979 era lead paint reduction law with landlord funded settlement offers up to 17000. MDE must write standards amid hearings as critics warn of multimillion dollar suits and landlords push back. Registration deadlines and late mailing raise compliance concerns.

Maryland

Beatrice Geesey 100 Dies In Rockville Maryland

Beatrice Viola Geesey died Tuesday January 24 at the National Lutheran Home for the Aged Rockville Md She was 100 a former nurse at Sabillasville Sanitorium She leaves many cousins in Frederick visitation is one hour before services at 10 a m January 31 at the National Lutheran Home chapel Rockville Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery Frederick Memorials to the Home Arrangements by Hysong Funeral Home Washington DC

Beatrice Viola Geesey Frederick National Lutheran Home For Rockville Charles E. Geesey Annie May Sunday Geesey Miss Geesey Sabillasville National Lutheran Home Weirs Drive Mount Olivet National Lutheran Home For the Aged Hysong Funeral Home Washington, DC

Man with a Navy pierces bodies out of attic studio

Steve Lashley, a Knoxv ille optician by day and self styled body artist by night, runs the American Tattoo Studio from a converted attic. He uses 14 gauge needles to pierce noses ears navels and more for clients including professionals. Pain is part of the appeal and most procedures take under ten minutes. Continued on Page A 8.

Knoxville - Optician Steve Lashley Lashley National Navy Medical Center Rick Hawkins Bethesda American Tattoo Studio

Snowboarders carve niche in snow and fashion

Inside The News reports a mostly cloudy tonight with lows in the 20s and a mostly sunny Tuesday near 40. A sports brief notes Young's 6 TB passes to lead the 49ers over the Chargers 49 26. The Frederick News Post describes a 100% recycled paper plan for the newspaper.

Young 49Ers Chargers P Onions Frederick News Post Newepaper

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