Clinton backs revised tax plan and spending cuts
The White House signaled openness to additional spending cuts and a scaled back energy tax as President Clinton seeks support for his $500 billion five year deficit reduction plan. Senate leaders said the bill should both pass the Senate and Congress, with tax increases aimed at the wealthy and incentives for small businesses and the working poor. The administration weighs a roughly $20 billion reduction in the energy tax while preserving a heat-content based energy component.
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ADSA meet set to begin at College Park on June 13
The article notes the ADSA track meet starting June 13 at College Park. Weather brief accompanies the page including cloudy conditions and mid 80s highs, with a 90s outlook for Wednesday. The Orioles beat the Athletics by 32 runs, highlighting a sports score from the day.
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County clamps down on Roddy Road bridge volunteers painting plan
Frederick County commissioners moved to require DPW approval for all volunteer work on county facilities after public works director Bob Hayes said volunteers planned a full repaint of the Roddy Road Covered Bridge. The order followed tensions over prior reconstruction, with officials voicing liability and quality concerns and Tribe head Dean Fitzgerald leading the preservation group.
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Hatch voices concern over Babbitt nomination
Senator Orrin Hatch faulted Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt as too political for the Supreme Court. Clinton weighs Babbitt, Stephen Breyer, and Gilbert Merritt, with Breyer favored by some as the easier candidate.
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BoE Interviews Applicants for Superintendent Position
The Frederick County Board of Education will interview about a dozen candidates for the superintendent of schools role left vacant by Dr. Noel T. Farmer Jr. Interviews will be in closed session under the Open Meetings Act. Norman Quist, president, noted confidentiality to protect applicants who may hold other jobs. Some candidates have already been interviewed. completion date unknown.
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City visitor loses best friend dog Joshua missing in neighborhood
David Green of Clarksburg and his wife Judy report their white Chihuahua Joshua disappeared Sunday after noon from Butterfly Lane and Hillcrest areas. A reward is offered and Humane Society plus police notified. A sighting near Orchard Way prompted a search plan for Tuesday. Call 846-0361 with information.
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Rain disrupts hay harvest as farmers adapt to rain
Motorists braved a wet Tuesday morning while farmers faced soggy fields after Mondays hay cutting. Norman Shriver Jr. of Shrivers Meats near Emmitsburg reported about five hours spent mowing 15 acres Monday and weather forecasts promised fair conditions later in the week.
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County approves 158M budget in fiscal 1994 plan
Frederick County commissioners tentatively approve a 158 million fiscal 1994 budget with 200000 set aside for affordable housing and no rise in the recordation tax. They plan formal adoption June 15 after revisiting tax and funding details and meeting housing officials.
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Clinton visit sparks anger in Frederick Democrats
Frederick County Democrats condemned the lack of notice for President Clinton's Frederick visit last week. Chairman Thomas Slater said he would send a two page protest to state party leaders after local Republicans received invitations to attend. He called the oversight an affront to the local party and noted the Democrats' marginal registration, stressing the local committee worked to elect Clinton and deserves courtesy.
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