Bartlett charges runaround in obtaining helicopter logs
Washington Congressman Roscoe Bartlett and fellow Republicans held a news conference to accuse the Clinton White House of opacity over helicopter flights. Bartlett proposed a $13,129.66 cut to the White House Office budget to spark a symbolic vote on White House transparency, citing a May 1993 to May 1994 flight log and ongoing requests for full disclosure.
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Genstar, Union Clash Over Health Care Shrink Pact Talks
Genstar officials will answer by June 15 after talks with union leaders on health care. The strike led to loss of benefits and threatened replacements. Union members say coercion kept workers out as Genstar faces a June 28 NLRB hearing for alleged bad faith bargaining. Pickets at Reichs Ford Road plant paused during hearings.
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Middletown student wins D Day essay contest
Middletown High School junior Rebecca Rojewski won The Frederick News-Post 1994 D Day essay contest titled After Fifty Years A Change The Role of Women in the Military Her essay appears on the Opinion page The prize includes a 100 Savings Bond Second place Emily Lingg from Catoctin High School earns 75 and third Jenna Alexander also from Catoctin High School earns 50 Judges include Carolyn Kawecki Ernie Snyder and Anita Stup from Maryland government and historical circles.
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Spring Ridge School Opens After Three Years Of Growth
At a ceremony celebrating the new 66,276 square foot Spring Ridge School, more than 600 students and families heard gratitude for staff, parents, and officials who supported the project. Principal and vice principal announced to take new posts elsewhere, while families praised instructors Mary Wright and Wanda Dixon. The facility can be expanded to 850 students as enrollment rises.
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Government predicts 83000 in line skating injuries this year
Washington AP Government experts warn that in line skating injuries could reach 83000 this year more than double last year. Children under 15 would bear more than half the injuries with bruises and broken limbs. Officials urge protective gear, proper supervision, and taking lessons to keep summer skating safe.
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Crowded Schools Spark County Rezoning Debate
Ballenger notes ongoing concern over crowded southern county schools. Planning commission and county supervisors weigh Adequate Public Facilities Ordinance effectiveness as Frederick High School crowding dominates testimony. Sophia project offers 134 acre site but not enough for a new high school. long range plan calls for another school with no site yet. White and Gray oppose rezoning citing schools. Weinberg estimates eight to ten years to complete development and two to three years before families move in.
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