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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1993

Page

6

Clinton Visit Draws Warm Welcome to Frederick Subdivision

Local officials welcomed President Clinton during a Thursday tour of River Walk in Frederick. Frederick Mayor Paul Gordon and Alderman Frances Baker praised the visit and his economic message. County leaders and community members, including builders and barbers, expressed support as Secret Service and police mapped routes and deployed officers for the major event.

President Clinton Ryan Homes Frederick Paul Gordon Frances Baker White House Clinton River Walk Baker Gordon Frederick County Ronald Sundergill Sundergill National Association of Homebuilders Gail Bowerman Secret Service Ms. Wilson Jack Wagner Frederick County Association of Realtors Frederick City Fort Detrick Pierce Stine

Residents voice mixed views of Clinton visit near River Walk

Residents and workers along the Clinton visit route offer varied reactions. Some criticize Congress or policy, others express cautious support, while a nurse questions how tax cuts can coexist with economy growth. Several laborers and locals voice hopes for progress and clarifications on goals.

Dems drop plans for foundation in health care push

The Democratic Party scrapped plans to form a non profit foundation to rally Republicans and business leaders for Clinton health care reform. After a seed loan of 100000, DNC chair David Wilhelm said the group could not be seen as non partisan so it would operate as an arm of the DNC. Ceila Fischer led the campaign from a Washington office once used by Bush Quayle.

Clinton Zirk Dave Adamson Sykesville Frederick Paul White Jefferson Nelson May John Murrah Damascus Bill Washington Democratic Party Democratic National Committee DNC David Wilhelm Mr. Wilhelm Ceila Fischer Bush- Quayle

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