White House challenges GOP on deficit cuts
The White House presses Republicans to explain how they would cut the federal deficit while opposing Clinton's plan. Treasury Secretary Lloyd Bentsen and aides say they expect the tax bill to pass essentially as is, with moderate growth outlook and no major concessions sought in Congress.
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Congress
Bentsen
Federal Reserve Board
Senate
Bell-Ringer Schroeder Honored For 50 Years Of Chimes
George T Schroeder Jr longtime campanologist at Evangelical Reformed Church Trinity Chapel marked 50 years of bell ringing and the 100th anniversary of the chimes Frederick. The 82 year old learned by copying records from H Lee Hanshew and teaching himself as no practice possible with bells. He transcribed 1200 musical selections in A or E major and favors Holy Holy Holy among hymn and patriotic tunes performed Sunday.
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Ann Margret
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Two-Vehicle Crash Near Grove Road Leaves Two Hurt
Valletta V. Rees, 42, of Hagerstown, was freed from a car after a 7:04 a.m. crash at Grove Road and Md. 355 and flown to Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center. Mary T. Wilson, 42, of Adamstown, was hospitalized at Frederick Memorial. Conditions were unavailable. investigation by Trooper T.R. Hagy continues.
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Hagerstown
Grove Road
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Baltimore
Mary T. Wilson
Adamstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
T.R. Hagy
Routzahn's closes last two Maryland outlets this morning
Routzahn's shut its final two clothing stores in Maryland, not opening at Frederick Towne Mall and Valley Mall in Hagerstown. Valley Mall manager Dee Raffensberger said the store would close permanently, while Frederick Towne Mall officials declined to confirm. The closures mark the third and fourth outlet shutdowns for Routzahn's in under a year, following August closures at Square Corner.
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Routzahn
Frederick
Frederick Keys sweep Lynchburg in weekend series
The Frederick Keys Carolina League baseball team completed a three game sweep over Lynchburg to close the weekend. Weather calls for sunny skies today with highs in the 70s and a Tuesday shower chance, cooler tonight with 50s.
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Bosnian Serbs reject peace plan as clashes persist
Bosnian Croat and Muslim forces clash in a southern city for the eighth day while Bosnian Serbs breach a UN safe haven truce in eastern Bosnia. Radovan Karadzic claims a vast majority voted against the May peace plan, calling the document invalid. General Ratko Mladic warns Western forces against punishment.
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Barry Frewer
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Alija Izetbegovic
Franjo Tudjman
European Community
Lord Owen
Croatia
Grayson Haller 84 dies in Frederick affair
Grayson B Haller Jr 84 of 410 Taney Ave Frederick died unexpectedly at Frederick Memorial Hospital on Saturday May 15 Born Oct 12 1908 he was the son of Grayson B and Cora Fox Haller of Frederick He was predeceased by his wife Margaret Powell Haller infant daughter sister Elizabeth von Bergen brother Frederick Donald Haller He is survived by daughter Elizabeth Haller Sheffield Laurel son Grayson B Haller III Elmhurst Ill five grandchildren and others The notice continues on Page A5
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
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West South Street
Frederick
Margaret Powell Haller
Woodsboro
Margaret
Elizabeth von Bergen
Frederick Donald Haller
Elizabeth Haller Sheffield
Keeping shoc computers online in Frederick County schools
Frederick County schools rely on 3,000 computers and 50 networks serving nearly 30,000 students and thousands of staff. Technicians Jim Joy and Bill Stull maintain upkeep and upgrades as the district expands by adding schools and about 1,300 students yearly. The system embraces education software on compact discs and moves toward automation, with libraries advancing toward full automation and teachers using new tools.
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Bill Stull
Joy
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Dim Joy
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