02 Jun 1993
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1993
Page
1
Richard Gilbert, a math instructor at Walkersville High School, helps take roll call before graduation ceremonies at Walkersville High School. Over 200 students graduated Tuesday night.
Mayor Paul Gordon and the Board of Aldermen met in a brief emergency session to keep Frederick city property tax at 1.56 per 100 of assessed value. The 4-0 vote excluded Alderman James Grimes who did not attend.
Frederick County commissioners approved a 3 percent half-year cost of living adjustment for county, school, and Frederick Community College employees, effective January 1, boosting most salaries about seven percent. The move, funded at just over $2 million, follows a prior $3.2 million for a step increase, and comes as the board considers options to cover a $100,000 budget shortfall plus ongoing budget appeals.
Maryland's trash free park program aims to curb waste by removing cans and giving bags to visitors. Some parks report far less trash than in prior years, while others still collect truckloads. Officials credit education efforts and note costs exceed 90 thousand dollars yearly for bins plus 5 thousand for bags.
President Clinton spoke from a fire truck in a Milwaukee neighborhood urging deeper cuts to the 500 billion dollar deficit plan and less tax increases. He framed the package as both tax relief and spending restraint while promising middle class tax cuts and welfare reform.
Increasing clouds this afternoon with highs 70 to 75. Tonight a chance of showers and lows mid to upper 50s. Thursday remains quite cloudy with a chance of showers or a thunderstorm and highs in the lower to mid 70s.
A segment from The Frederick News Post notes the paper is printed on 100% recycled material and that the newspaper itself is recyclable, reflecting environmental emphasis of the period.
Gregory Adam Stull, 23, son of the county GOP chairman Paul Stull, was rushed by state police helicopter to Suburban Hospital after a crash at Md 85 and Md 355. He drove a Ceresville Ford New Holland Inc. truck when he lost control and collided with a tractor trailer at a red light. Rescue crews freed him with hydraulic tools. he is in critical condition with massive internal injuries.
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