Frederick area job market looks strong this summer
A Manpower survey shows Frederick's permanent employment picture improving with one third of local employers planning staff increases in July through September in banking real estate and insurance. Ten percent plan cuts and 57 percent expect no change, while regional and national hiring trends show growth driven by population expansion and a booming Baltimore-Wilayette metro corridor.
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Bob Jetiers
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County tests water in Frederick schools for lead risk
Frederick County officials weigh lead water testing in schools after concerns about lead solder in plumbing. County health officials note no formal program yet while state and federal bans on lead solder take effect. Several Montgomery elementary schools recently bought bottled water, and Hayden says testing plans may expand to older renovated buildings. Health experts warn even low lead levels harm children, urging planning with the school board.
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Wayne Hayden
Frederick County
Reagan
Montgomery County
Hayden
Ings
Carroll Manor
Adamstown
Martha T. Schipper
Katherine P. Farrell
Division of Environmental
Senate Readies Tax Overhaul with Farm Income Averaging Cut
The Senate nears approval of a landmark federal tax overhaul while preserving a $350 million farm income averaging provision after amendments. Packwood indicated momentum and House-Senate negotiations will start post-approval. The bill maintains most tax breaks, with disputes over Unocal and Phillips Petroleum subsidies and other targeted breaks enduring as leaders push passage.
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Washington
Senate
Mark Andrews
R-N.d
Bob Packwood
R-Ore
Finance Committee
Amarows
Packwood
League of Women Voters
America
House
Inside The News Pe Abe RE ee Be Clear and mech cosier tonight
Fragmentary text presents a cryptic quote attributed to Douglas Larten about living today since yesterday is past. The readable portion lacks clear events, dates, or proper names to form a concrete news item.
Eleven die in South African protest on Soweto anniversary
Government reports 11 blacks killed during and after a nationwide strike marking Soweto's 10th anniversary amid a security clampdown. Four were said shot by security forces. others perished in ethnic clashes or by other blacks. Toll rises to 42 since emergency began. Black workers return to work after Monday’s shutdown.
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South Africa
Soweto
Leon Mellet
Mellet
Pretoria
Cape Town
Meller
African National Congress
ANC
Meiler
Cape Province
Officials confirm cyanide in Excedrin linked to death
Officials confirmed a cyanide-laced Extra-Strength Excedrin capsule caused the death of a 4 year old woman who collapsed at home in Auburn. The medical examiner and police linked cyanide to Excedrin capsules found in her home as Auburn declares a public emergency and recalls affected products.
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Associated Press
Auburn
Wash
Sue Snow
James Monnett
Auburn Police Department
King County
Bob Roegner
Ms. Snow
New Market site proposed for new center
Developer Milliner announces plans for a 35 000 square foot neighborhood shopping center near Md 14 and Md 75 in New Market. The project includes a bank, gas station, restaurant, liquor store and video shop with space for about 15 more tenants. Construction could start fall or early next year with completion by fall 1997, and design will reflect the historic Federal style of Liberty Town.
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Arizona Oil Company
Eck Peopinen
Pears Ch Ote
MD. 14
MD. 75
Milliner Conreuctios
Michael S Mi
Milliner
Arizons
Millimer
Libertytown
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