Frederick approves $39.9 million budget for 1994
Frederick City officials unanimously passed a 39.9 million dollar fiscal 1994 budget after delays to review benefits for Public Works and Police employees. The tax rate stays at 41.56 per 100 of assessed value as a 1 percent spending rise accompanies a capital plan allocating 6 million for Carroll Creek over 12 years.
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Clinton and Republicans clash over deficit bill image
The Clinton deficit reduction plan faces Senate debate as Democrats push a package aiming to cut deficits by 508 billion dollars in five years. The bill increases taxes on the wealthy and corporations, expands the earned income credit, and adds a 4.3 cent fuel tax, with debate centered on its economic impact and timing.
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City to Impound Vehicles for Longstanding Parking Fines
The city votes 4-0 to enforce a scofflaw policy targeting residents with 10 or more unpaid parking tickets older than 10 days. Starting July 1, vehicles of nonpayers may be impounded. The unpaid total dates to 1987, with 364,902 owed by the ten-or-more-ticket group.
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James Grimes
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Fred Eisenhart
Eisenhart
Judge rules Lake Linganore case goes to trial
A Frederick County Circuit Court judge denied a motion for summary judgment in the Lake Linganore dispute. Judge Herbert L. Rollins left the June 30 trial date intact after arguments from resident attorney David R. Kinsley and Lake Linganore Association counsel Thomas A. Farrington.
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Civic federation seeks county control over OTB parlors
The Frederick County Civic Federation requests the county commissioners reclassify off track betting parlors as special exceptions in zoning to gain control over site locations. The Cracked Claw parlor, approved April 28, highlights that current rules limit oversight to parking and amenities, not location. Commissioner Yingling warns the move is late, while federation president Sue Waterman argues for early influence.
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Clinton uses East Room news conference to tout budget plan
President Clinton staged an East Room news conference to explain his budget plan with charts, while praising the event as a Somalian victory. He mixed humor with questions, but many viewers did not see it as ABC and CBS did not carry the 8 p.m. telecast. CNN aired the full session.
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Brother to testify against Fagan at trial in Maryland
A Spencerville man Thomas Theodore Fagan 38 agreed to testify against his brother William Robert Fagan Sr 37 in the murder of Deborah Lynn Fagan 30. The deal lowers charges after testimony and defers sentencing to mid November.
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William Robert Fagan Sr
Jerry F. Barnes
Frederick County
Thomas Fagan
Deborah Lynn Fagan
Barnes
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Willam Fagan
William Fagan
Maryland FFA told to drop invocations at awards banquets
Maryland Future Farmers of America chapters in Frederick county high schools were instructed to scrap invocations and not elect a chaplain for annual awards, as court rulings on school prayer create confusion among FFA leaders and school officials.
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Mark Blom
Texas
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Weather forecast and indoor golf note in Frederick News-Post
Hot hazy and humid today with highs around 90. Tonight remains very humid with lows near 60. Saturday stays hot with more 90s as weather map and details appear on the page. Indoor golf feature invites readers to take a swing. The paper is printed on 100 percent recycled paper and is recyclable.
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