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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1996
Page
4
House Majority Leader walks a tight line over the stadium plan as he balances allegiance to Speaker Casper Taylor Jr. with Montgomery County voters opposed to the governor's deal. He plans to support amendments to kill the deal when budget cuts loom, acknowledging his duty to follow the speaker's direction.
Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman urged urgent new farm legislation while cautioning against rushing an incomplete bill to the president. The House and Senate bills differ on food stamps and conservation funding, with costs rising as negotiators seek budget clarity and prices influence subsidies. Dairy pricing remains a sticking point as regional pricing favors high milk producers.
Dr Broadrup urged annual joint reviews of director position and information sharing by management and city, calling the current setup useless as a fundraising arm. He backs former secretary Tyree’s protest, favors a grants director to boost income, and questions alderman involvement in Stup case. Michael is well and valued in the community.
Weather humorist Mr Harris jokes about a season of warm spells and a blizzard from January. Maryland NOAA data show March averages near 36 degrees with 2.18 inches rain and 2.5 inches snow. Weather economists call the fluctuations a seasonal shift that could return later.
Five Republican candidates courted Christian conservative voters at a South Carolina rally as the race tightens. Pat Buchanan and Lamar Alexander campaigned in state, while Bob Dole and Steve Forbes moved toward upcoming contests. Dole faced questions on abortion exceptions. Buchanan backed a hard line. Forbes urged dialogue and supported limits on interterm abortions. Alexander pressed states rights on abortion and education cuts, with Keyes challenging the winner strategy. Reed of the Christian Coalition predicted substantial Christian right backing for the GOP.
The article follows various Indiana and Maryland participants at a party convention scene. Beta Theta Pi members back Lugar and advocate abolishing the IRS for a national sales tax while other attendees discuss delegate selection deadlines and future political engagement.
Princess Diana's lawyer warned negotiations could halt if Buckingham Palace reneges on promises about her post divorce title home and office. The dispute complicates Queen Elizabeth II's hopes for a swift divorce as Charles attends Welsh knighthoods with no public comment while palace aides and tabloids dispute what was promised at a recent meeting.
ROCKVILLE a counselor from Harpers Ferry Job Corps joins 50 new members in a new Victims' Rights Foundation formed after three women were found murdered on a Prince George's County road. The group will aid victims with counseling burial help court support and seeks faster arrests via raised rewards. Contact (301) 738-3499.
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