Clinton presses welfare reform clash in White House push
President Clinton shaded the welfare debate accusing Republicans of cruel to kids reforms and not tough enough on deadbeat parents. He urged bipartisan cooperation while touting state waivers and a 25th state path to reform.
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NRC donates 250 computers to Frederick County schools
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission gave 250 computers including 25 laptops to Frederick County schools, ending a red tape hurdle raised by Gary Gladhill, a Walkersville High parent. Thirty units were installed at Gov. Thomas Johnson High School, with older 286s replacing Apple IIe machines as the district pivots toward a DOS-based learning plan and a future shift to 486s.
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Weather Outlook: Cloudy Skies with Showers Toward Week
A cloudy forecast calls for showers tonight with lows in the 50s and a continued chance of thunderstorms Wednesday with highs in the 60s. A weather map page is referenced for details.
Nationwide reports smooth move into Frederick office
First Nationwide Mortgage reports a smooth transition after purchasing Standard Federal Savings and Loan in Westview. About 250 000 loans move to Frederick with 144 000 from California, totaling roughly 24 billion in home mortgage loans. Executives cite cost savings and staff goodwill despite 40 percent layoffs.
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City reviews third comprehensive plan in Frederick meeting
Frederick officials heard the third presentation on the comprehensive plan from planning director Jim Schmersahl. He outlined a six category land use map described as a 20 year guide coordinating with county proposals and detailing future facilities and road design, not ownership or maintenance.
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Mayor denies report on Kendall as top aide choice
Mayor James Grimes denied reports he has decided who will replace Carolyn True as his top assistant. He said no signed agreement exists but Kendall is a serious contender and he will announce Carolyn's replacement after meeting aldermen and staff. Other candidates include a retired Gaithersburg city manager and a Wiesbaden Germany administrator with prior Army service.
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Hood Mount announce tuition hikes at private colleges
Hood College will raise undergraduate tuition to 14 780 for 1995 96 with total cost of 21 180 including room and board up 5.9 percent. Mount St Marys College sets tuition at 14 100 up 1 250 9.7 percent with room and board up to 6 250 and comprehensive fee 20 350 up 6.8 percent. officials cite broad private college trends and promise increased financial aid to aid students amid the higher costs.
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