Dole Dominates New York Primary Amid Super Tuesday Pressure
Senator Bob Dole swept all 93 New York delegates as Pat Buchanan and Steve Forbes faltered. Dole’s victory boosts his national total to 363 while Forbes and Buchanan struggle to reach the required 996 delegates. Gov. Pataki and others back Dole as rivals attack with tax rhetoric. Street crews in Frederick clear fresh snowfall in Carroll Creek Park.
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Bob Dole
Pat Buchanan
Steve Forbes
Mr. Dole
President Clinton
Bill Clinton
Dole
Associated Press
Buchanan
Republican Party
Forbes
Mr. Forbes
Senate
George Pataki
New Jersey
Students rally for tougher alcohol laws in Annapolis
About 30 Frederick County students joined several hundred Maryland peers in a rain soaked rally at the State House to push for two bills. One would fine adults who allow minors to drink and the other would criminalize possession of any false identification with fines up to 1000 dollars.
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Annapolis
Frederick County
Maryland
State House
Lynn Widdowson
House
Senate
Amanda Clift
Middletown High School
Census shows Frederick County growth slowing in 1995
Census Bureau estimates place Frederick County population at 175,399 as of July 1 1995 up 3 949 from 1994. State totals exceed 5 million with 5 042 438. County aging trends continue with 16 612 residents 65 and older and births easing to 2 419.
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Frederick County
Census Bureau
Calvert County
Howard County
Monika Jenkins
Montgomery
Prince George’s
Baltimore County
Anne Arundel
Harford
Kent County
Baltimore City
Independent voters blocked in closed primary in Maryland
Independent voters were kept from the Republican primary as the motor voter law auto registers them as independents if they do not select a party. William Moran, who has voted since age 21, was unable to cast a ballot in Braddock Heights. County election officials received about 50 calls from similarly affected voters and noted a 1,200 rise in independents.
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William Moran
Braddock Heights
Moran
Mr Moran
Maxine Pratt
Ms Pratt
Lights plan faces opposition in College Place neighborhood
Frederick residents urge Mayor Grimes and the Board of Aldermen to reconsider 2,000 citywide lights citing glare and sleep disruption. Robert Lewis complains front yard brightness six to seven times normal levels. Workshop will discuss resident rights as officials weigh zoning shift in Industrial Center East.
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Frederick
College Place
Jim Grimes
Board of Aldermen
Robert Lewis
West College Terrace
Lewis
Grimes
Rand D Weinberg
Frederick County landlords push to curb lead paint law
A Frederick County group, the Property Owners Association of Greater Frederick, urged the House Environmental Matters Committee to pass bills narrowing the 1994 lead paint abatement program and defeating mandatory child lead screening. They favor Delegate D Bruce Poole's bill constraining the law to rentals with under six year old children, removing pregnant women from at risk provisions, and delaying abatement timelines.
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Annapolis
Frederick County
Property Owners Association of
Greater Frederick
House
D. Bruce Poole
D-Washington
Maryland Department of the Environment
Shirley Happ
Braddock Heights
James
Frederick County receives state grant to boost school to work link
A three year nine hundred sixty three thousand nine hundred dollar grant funds career instruction and apprenticeships for Frederick County students, from kindergartners to high schoolers, to improve work readiness and attract new business. Frederick Community College collaborates with the Job Training Agency to create a model program across twelve areas, with twenty five percent set aside for employer incentive grants.
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Frederick County
Frederick Community College
Daniel Gadra
FCC
Jon Larson
Clinton
Dr. Larson
Maryland
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