Clinton warns North Korea against nuclear program
President Clinton denounces North Korea for rising threats of nuclear annihilation and long range missiles, urging inspection of nuclear waste sites to verify weapons activity. He vows a resolute U S stance, maintaining 36000 troops in South Korea and deterrence as the path to a non nuclear peninsula.
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Three Mayoral Hopefuls Set for Frederick City Race
Frederick mayors race edges closer as the filing deadline nears with three declared candidates Jennifer Dougherty Gary Hughes and John Norman for the mayoral post. Democratic chair Thomas Slater notes strong field and no need for appointments.
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Emissions testing station planned along Reich's Ford Road
A Tennessee firm to open a Frederick emissions testing station on Reichs Ford Road as part of a state contract worth about 97 million dollars. MARTA Technologies will pay 253 thousand dollars for a 1.5 acre site in Aushermans Industrial Center East and total 8.6 million for 19 parcels statewide. The Frederick site is slated to cost around 2.5 million and hopes to finish acquisition within 30 days with construction this fall. Beginning January 1, 1995, about 125,000 county vehicles must undergo emissions testing every two years under federal rules. The new tests will cost roughly 17 dollars, up from 8.50, with penalties up to 450 dollars for violations by 1999. The station will hire 12 to 14 people.
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Remembering Frederick's 1936 Heat Wave Record
The article recalls Frederick Maryland's record heat of July 1936 when 109 degrees topped the 1930 July record. A 17 day heat wave brought high 90s and 100s, with storms delaying relief until July 20. The Edward P. Thomas Memorial Pool set attendance records July 3-5, while locals seek relief through cooling centers and ice cream venues as businesses report brisk AC and snowball sales.
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County students in Maryland colleges show mixed results
Frederick County graduates in 1991 enrolled in Maryland public colleges at 579 of 1,626. They had higher cumulative GPAs than the state average but higher remedial needs in math English and reading. SAT scores were slightly below state levels and most enrolled at Frederick Community College or UMD College Park.
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Maryland farmers to shoulder burden in bay cleanup plan
In Maryland's effort to cut Chesapeake Bay pollutants, Frederick County farmers face major responsibility under the Tributary Strategies. The program targets a 40 percent reduction from 1985 by 2000, focusing on nitrogen and phosphorus from agricultural runoff. The Upper Potomac basin, with 80 percent of farm-sourced nitrogen and 63 percent of phosphorus, leads the push with stream buffers, waste controls, and land retirement options under consideration. Authorities seek common ground to reduce pollution without overburdening residents.
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Two championship rounds set in Babe Ruth District I tournament
Hot humid conditions prevail with scattered afternoon storms and near 100 degree highs. The Babe Ruth District I tournament advances to two championship rounds as weather and schedules push play to the next pages.
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