Bush Yeltsin end summit with arms accord and aid support
President Bush and Boris Yeltsin wrapped a high profile summit with a broad arms accord and renewed congressional backing for Russian economic aid. Yeltsin praised Bush as a fighter against bureaucracy while Clinton hailed Russia's move toward real democracy and market economics as Yeltsin prepared to depart for the Midwest.
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Mr. Yeltsin
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Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
Midwest
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Canada
Congress
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Steinberg weighs 1994 bid with Maryland tour
Lt. Gov. Melvin A. Steinberg gauged support in Frederick on Wednesday for a likely run for governor in 1994. He portrayed himself as a career politician with independence and candor, meeting State Farm Insurance officials and touring their regional headquarters near U.S. Route 15.
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Melvin A. Steinberg
Frederick
State Farm Insurance
U.S. 15
McClellan declines second spot in 1994 race
Frederick Delegate James E. McClellan said he is not interested in running as a Democratic lieutenant governor candidate in 1994. Lt. Gov. Melvin Steinberg hinted at talks about a future role as McClellan criticized his own decision not to seek re election to the House of Delegates. Steinberg spoke at events in Frederick about government efficiency and honesty, while noting his ongoing gubernatorial plans and fundraising set for Thursday.
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James E. McClellan
Melvin A. Stienberg
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House of Delegates
Mr. Steinberg
Mickey
Paul Gordon
Steinberg
Pikesville
William Donald Schaefer
Mr. Schaefer
City girl Becky Mills named Maryland FFA president
Becky Mills, a Frederick High School graduate and long time Frederick FFA member, was elected president of the Maryland FFA Association at the 64th state convention. She also won state proficiency, knowledge, and senior extemporaneous speaking contests. New officers include Jeremy Peterson as VP, Steve Eyler as secretary, and Kelly Woods as sentinel. Local chapters dominated contests with Frederick FFA winning the knowledge contest and production agriculture award, Oakland second, Harford Vo-Tech third.
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Hagerstown
Becky Mills
Frederick High School
Maryland Ffa Association
Frederick Ffa
Miss Mills
Frederick County
FFA
Jeremy Peterson
Steve Eyler
Kelly Woods
Walkersville
Leslie Clipp
South Hagerstown
Elaine DeBerry
Oakland
James Maines
Harford Vo-Tech
Francis Scott Key
Stephanie Maines
Harford
Kelly Mozingo
Catoctin
Frederick
Agrow
E Ffa
Jeremy
James Elaine DeBerry
New Star
Peterson
Tha Maines
Sentinel
Free State sues county over recycling plant blocking actions
Free State Recycling Systems Inc. files a federal suit against Frederick County and five current commissioners and a former official, alleging conspiracy to block a Point of Rocks recycling facility. The company cites zoning rulings and a moratorium, seeks to force permits, lift bans, and recover damages near 25 million dollars. The suit details a 2.7 acre site at 4039 Tuscarora Road and prior approvals followed by new board actions in 1991.
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Free State Recycling Systems Inc
Frederick County
Point of Rocks
Free State
Ronald Sundergill
Gail
Bowerman
David Gray
Bruce Reeder
Sue Ann Yingling
Wayne R. Keeler
County Division of Public Works
Tuscarora Road
Maryland
Virgina
Previou Board of Commissioners
Frederick County student interns aid cancer research at NCI Fort Detrick
Established in 1989 with six Frederick County high school students, the National Cancer Institute program offers interns a one on one research experience in DNA sequencing and computational biology. Interns are paid, gain school credit, and a 100 percent college science enrollment rate cites ongoing success.
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Frederick County
Jennifer Parra
Walkersville High School
Mark Shaner
Frederick High School
Tom Schneider
Kay Kennedy
FCC OKs 13.1 Million Budget Proposal for FCC
Frederick Community College trustees approve a 13.1 million dollar fiscal 1993 budget up 9 percent with a 976445 contingency fund to cover possible state aid cuts. The plan targets tuition revenue about five million, state 3.9 million, and county funding, with freezes lifted and a 3 percent staff raise if funds permit.
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Frederick Community College
FCC
Frederick
Sue Ann Yingling
William Donald Schaefer
Yingling
Marty Crabbs
Schaefer
Susan H. Loveland
Lee J. Betts
Crabbs
Guy Baker
John H Tisdale
Kenneth W Rice
Tisdale
Frederick Keys Hit By Salem In 5-1 Loss
The Frederick Keys sustained a four game skid as they fell 5-1 to visiting Salem, pushing them toward the Carolina League's end of first half. Weather outlook notes a mostly cloudy period with chances of showers and storms in Western Maryland.
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Frederick Keys
Salem
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