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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1995
Page
1
About 275 delinquent properties were auctioned at Winchester Hall attracting investors from around the state. Highest bids covered the full tax amounts, ranging from 41 to 35000 dollars, with bidders earning 12 percent interest if owners settle. Owners have six months to catch up plus interest, or the high bidder can foreclose in two years.
Frederick City Planning Commission voted 5-1 to relocate an asphalt bike path on Himes Avenue after residents complained about its current location. The $10,000 move would shift the path 6 to 8 feet, with Quad Construction Co. opposing the move.
Republicans and Democrats spar over deficit reduction and Medicare cuts as House and Senate leaders prepare spending blueprints. Domenici and Kasich push plans to trim growth by hundreds of billions, with tax cuts split over party lines and a bipartisan committee to decide specifics.
Frederick County sheriff says Thomas Buckshaw Jr 31 shot his pregnant wife Kathleen 22 in their Harvest Drive home before killing himself. Investigators note past domestic tension with counseling urged by Heartly House officials who report rising abuse calls and warn that emotional abuse can be as damaging as physical.
President Clinton joins Russian leaders and other world figures to mark victory in World War II and to face tensions over Russia selling nuclear technology to Iran and the Chechnya conflict. He will press these issues with Boris Yeltsin on Wednesday.
Report notes President Clinton will struggle to persuade Russian leader Boris Yeltsin amid cautious diplomacy. Andrei Kozyrev warns against gloom or panicky forecasts as German Chancellor Helmut Kohl acts as diplomatic intermediary. Continued on Page A-4.
A local note highlights Blaine Whipp of Myersville riding bulls and taking on kicks and bruises. The weather brief alongside mentions cloudy skies with showers and a thunderstorm risk, highs near 70, and a map on A-2 for Western Maryland weather.
Middletown resident Candy Ausherman promotes a new Maryland Education license plate featuring a red schoolhouse to raise money for schools. Artist John Gladhill designed the plate and samples circulate among state lawmakers while the Chesapeake Trust already collects 12 of every $20 fee, aiding education projects.
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