White House and Democrats craft budget compromise
President Clinton meets with Senate Democrats to craft a deficit reduction plan with spending cuts, a scaled back energy tax, and a broad based levy. Moynihan backs additional Medicare cuts while seeking GOP support and possible bypass of the Finance Committee to win passage.
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D-Okla
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ABC
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Frederick City Police Chief Rao Raffensberger reshapes force
Maj. Regis Raffensberger, veteran Balt imore bomb squad SWAT narcotics commander, leads Frederick City Police with new community policing focus. He highlights human approach, street talk, and resident praise while some plans like an auxiliary unit face delays amid ongoing reforms.
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Brawl mars Orioles win over Mariners
A 20 minute brawl marred the Orioles victory over the Seattle Mariners. The report credits Stan Soldberg for coverage while the Frederick News- FM Post notes daily reprint on recycled paper.
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New Market Hosts Bicentennial Weekend Celebration
New Market marked its bicentennial with outdoor artisan demos, vendor booths, and festive displays. The parade featured antique cars, the Fort Detrick Fife and Drum Corps, Civil War groups, horse drawn buggies, and period equipment. Residents spoke of community pride and preserving their town’s heritage.
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Abigail Sowers Crowned Frederick County Dairy Princess
Middletown High School student Abigail Sowers, 16, wins the Frederick County Dairy Princess crown and will represent the county at the state pageant in Frederick on July 27. She aims to promote dairy farming, meet the public, and engage with schools and community events. First runner-up is Stacey Hines. other contestants were Dawn Hawker and Stacey Smith. Sowers plans to study veterinary science and is active in 4-H and related groups on her family farm.
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Stacey Hines
Union Bridge
Dawn Hawker
Stacey Smith
Woodsboro
Miss Zimmerman
Maryland
Miss Sowers
Randy
Karen Sowers
Sapienza Majeskie
University of Maryland, College Park
Natalie Schley Glunz
Agway
David Hardesty
Harvie Farm
Berryville, Va
J. Lee Majeskie
University of Maryland
Raymond H. Smith dies, longtime Maryland dairy farmer
Raymond H. Smith 94 a well known dairy farmer formerly of Frederick died Monday at Kingsbury Memorial Manor Lake Preston He was born October 6 1899 in South Dakota son of the late John Albert Bert Smith and Alice Wine Smith Husband of Alvilda Sorenson Smith predeceased by first wife Lloyd Church Smith WWI veteran served as a captain earned degrees from South Dakota University and Iowa State University He worked for USDA and led Monroccary Meadows Farms winning Holstein awards and efficient production honors Surviving are son Boyd R Smith Frederick two daughters Peggy Sante Rockville and Dottie Woods Glendale AZ and one sister Alice.
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Beverly Smith
Progressive Breeders Registry
Calvary United Methodist Church
Boyd R. Smith
Margaret S
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Rockville
Dottie M. Woods
Glendale
Ariz
Alice
Teen driver to be charged as adult in fatal crash
A 16 year old behind the wheel of a stolen car that killed three friends will be charged as an adult. Two 15 year old sisters from Gaithersburg were seriously injured and a 11 year old and a 17 year old male will also face charges. The victims were Dink Diggs Christopher Norris and Donna Simms all 15. The Costley sisters 15 were hospitalized in fair and stable condition. The car traveled up to 110 mph before leaving the road and overturning near Liberty Reservoir.
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Sykesville
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Runkles Road
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Angela Costley
Knoll Lane
Gaithersburg
Costley
R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center
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