Bush Clinton trade blame over attack politics in race
In a high stakes exchange in Little Rock Bill Clinton and President Bush trade accusations over who drives attack politics as the campaign intensifies. Clinton accuses Bush allies of launching daily negative campaigns while Bush aides say Clinton’s team is retaliating with attacks on the Gulf War and record. Carville notes blows will rise as Election Day nears.
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Nikole Biosjo named JC's Young Woman of the Year
Nikole Biosjo a 16 year old senior at Gov Thomas Johnson High School was named Frederick s It s unbelievable to have your name called It s incredible after receiving the honor last night at Frederick Community College s J B Kussmaus Theater The pageant formerly titled Junior Miss was sponsored by The Frederick Jaycees Inc The nine contestants were judged on scholarship fitness creative talent presence and composure and an interview Nikole will receive a scholarship for an amount not yet named to the college of her choice She is the daughter of Warren D and Janet R Blosso and is an honor roll student She is captain of the medical team at Thomas Johnson and qualified for the National Forensics team In addition Nikole is a varsity cheerleader and qualified for a national cheerleading competition in Waikiki Hawaii Besides receiving the evening s top honor Nikole was also voted the pageant s most spirited by the other contestants She won both the fitness and presence and composure categories receiving 100 for each award Second runner up was Stacy Volovar a 16 year old senior at Walkersville High School She is the daughter of Patrick and Bonne Volovar Stacy also received a 100 award for winning the scholarship category In addition she received a 50 award for selling the most tickets to the pageant Third runner up was Elizabeth Sheehan a 16 year old senior at Thomas Johnson She is the daughter of John and Foggy Sheehan Elizabeth also received a 100 award for winning the scholarship category Tyra Ford a senior at Frederick High School received a 30 award for selling the most patron ads in the evenings program Tyra is the daughter of Thomas and Kathy Ford Continued on Page 4-4
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George Barnes A Local Mayoral Figure at Taney Apartments
George Barnes acts as unofficial mayor of Taney Apartments, hosting residents and chatting from his kitchen chairs at Number 9 Taney. Neighbors gather in shared spaces by Weep Street, while Barnes and his cabinet offer opinions on daily weather and events, a daily routine reflecting a life of work and aging.
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Potomac Edison seeks another rate increase in Maryland
Potomac Edison Co seeks approval for a new electric rate hike in Maryland. The plan would raise the average monthly bill by 5.63 dollars to 67.98 and add about 23 million dollars in annual revenues, with hearings to be held after a likely suspension to February 24, 1993. The request notes rising operation and maintenance costs as the primary driver.
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Monocacy watershed preservation tour demonstrates farming practices
State and local officials toured two area farms to view nutrient management, manure pits, and grass waterways as part of a national water quality demonstration area. The Monocacy watershed spans 774 square miles across Pennsylvania and Maryland. The event, sponsored by University of Maryland Cooperative Extension, drew about 127 representatives from federal, state, and local agencies to observe voluntary, cost effective measures to curb agricultural pollution.
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Perot supporters in Frederick County press on in politics
Local backers of Ross Perot refuse to quit after his departure from the race. Led by Donald Meare, the group operates as the We the People Party, continuing as a pressure organization to influence elections and politicians nationwide.
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Frederick County
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Former Frederick businessman jailed for fraud
Stephen E. Witt, 34, was sentenced to 21 months in federal prison and ordered to repay $301,657 after being convicted of wire fraud in Baltimore. His firm SEWCO allegedly charged up to $10,000 in advance fees from about 40 clients over 18 months, with $225,000 collected but no loans obtained.
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International Equity Funding Corp
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Woodsboro plant operator convicted for failing water tests
Woodsboro wastewater plant superintendent Richard Deshere Priddes, 57, was found guilty Thursday of not performing day tests or recording results for treated water entering Israel Creek under the state discharge permit. He faced up to one year in jail and a $25,000 fine but received probation before judgment after assurances of no public harm or prior convictions.
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Frederick County
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Rollins
Weather outlook and local sports tease from the paper
Partly sunny with possible afternoon shower and highs near seasonal norms. Clearing tonight then cooler lows. Saturday forecast calls for pleasant conditions. Page 4-2 lists a high school matchup Drederich Babe Roth wins state title with coverage on Page unfolded.
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