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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1996

Page

11

West Winds golf club sale to National Golf eyed

West Winds owners announce ownership transition to National Golf Properties with American Golf Corp backing. Real estate around the course remains under Potomac Frederick and development by Pulte Homes Kettler Forlines and M I Homes continues. Cements up to 500000 planned for clubhouse parking paths and course improvements.

National Golf West Winds Rollins Reston and Honey Bee Virginia Beach Virginia Hershey Country Club Golden Oaks Golf Club Reading Pennsylvania Brigentine Golf Links Atlantic City American Golf Fox Eaglehead Lake Linganore Louis and J. William Brosius Jon Forstmann Westridge West Patrick Street Westview Forstmann WestWinds

Health reform talks resume as savings accounts debated

The Senate and House inch toward a health care agreement after a dispute over medical savings accounts. A four year pilot would test accounts for up to 750000 policies for self employed and small businesses with 50 or fewer workers. Premiums fund a high deductible policy plus a tax exempt savings account for routine costs or deductible pay, with expansion possible only via new Congress.

Kennedy Nancy Kassebaum R-Kan Senate Don Nickles R-Okla House Archer Mr. Kennedy Congress

FAA tightens security measures across air travel

The FAA announced immediate changes ending curbside baggage check-in and hotel baggage check-in on international flights. Passengers will face more questioning in check-in lines and carry-on inspections. Some steps remain classified and phased in over days or weeks as part of Clinton administration security orders. David Hinson said the tightened rules began Thursday and urged travelers to arrive early with ID and labeled baggage.

Federal Aviation Administration FAA David R. Hinson ABC Good Morning America Hinson Clinton

Teen's Probation Turnaround Cited As Court Hears Case

In court Thursday Tracey Dennis showed improvement during in patient treatment and a positive attitude. Luke and Rolle praised her progress while Lulie outlined a six month halfway house plan with counseling and job requirements. If successful, a future motion to modify sentence will be filed after six months. Tracey faces three years on probation with jail risk for violations.

Mr. Luke Miss Dennis Scott Rolle Tracey Lulie

Security steps after TWA 800 vote differ from past checks

The president announced intensified security measures after meeting victims relatives saying they suffer enormous pain. Experts warn current carry on tech misses evolving bombs while airlines face higher costs paid by passengers as the next generation of security unfolds with three to four hour airport arrivals at some carriers.

TWA el al Tower Air Israel Wanda Petrykas International Air Transport Association Danny Peleg New York Kennedy Airport Frederico Pena Petrykus IATA Pena Vincent Cannistraro CIA Mvetaccon Cannistraro CIA Lockerbie Clinton Hillary Rodham Clinton

Engine debris signals major lift in disaster recovery

Engines found in the main debris field are being raised, with 7 000 to 9 000 pounds cited as a likely lift. The search for bodies continues as the tally reaches 230 dead from the July 17 crash near Long Island. President Clinton meets victims' families and endorses a disaster victims office while new airport security measures are announced. Investigators probe data recorders though a conclusive cause remains uncertain.

Francis Long Island Clinton New York CNN

Tomatoes ripen slowly in Maryland due to cool nights

In Wicomico County farmers report green fruit on vines while warmer nights are needed to ripen tomatoes. Donna Sasscer notes ripening fruit show water overload with cracking from heavy rain, affecting many growers. Prices are not rising, as farmers share the same issue across the region.

Wicomico County Shirley Hastings Hastings St. Mary’s County Donna Sasscer Sasseer DeLong

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