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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1995
Page
4
Ms. Scott explains how schools identify abuse and teach girls to say no, stressing that a violent home raises the risk of future abusers and that victims seek to deter impacts. Heartly House cites funding gaps under the Violence Against Women Act while officers receive new procedures and victim resources.
County officials led a tax sale where bidders, mostly investors, paid top prices for delinquent parcels. One bidder spent 20 000 on a Feagaville property with 9 000 in back taxes while others, including planning commissioner Scott Gove, noted prices were higher than expected and some locals could not compete. Braddock Water Co. failed to sell and becomes county responsibility.
Two Middletown delegates reported on the General Assembly session during a town meeting. J Anita Stup criticized the handling of lead paint and urged property owners to register rental units. Sue Hecht defended delaying a tax cut and stressed preserving Maryland's AAA bond rating with a $250 million rainy day fund.
Educational tags continued from Page A-1 note the potential return of revenues to counties, with about 570000 Chesapeake plates in use and 3.6 million Maryland vehicles. Critics say education fits poorly with current commemorative plate rules, while lawmakers weigh amendments. Only one commemorative plate active at a time expires July 1996, and Bay plate precedent guides new proposals.
The plan trims Medicare clearly and aims for reform as part of a broader health overhaul. Even with proposed savings, the program’s budget would rise annually, totaling about 1.6 trillion dollars over seven years. Despite savings, services would shrink as costs and beneficiary numbers grow faster than spending.
President Clinton and Hillary visit the Tomb of the Unknowns and view a Red Square veterans parade. He notes the war’s impact as Yeltsin hosts a Victory Day event amid tensions over Chechnya while Russia showcases World War II era weapons at Victory Park.
Residents and HOA leaders criticize a mislocated path near Overlook homes, citing vandalism, lighting gaps, and skateboarding damage. Speakers call for moving the path to its original site, stronger developer oversight, and possible screening trees as options, with debate on cost and practicality.
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