Clinton faces House revolt after West Coast trip
President Clinton defended his economic package during a two day West Coast swing but returned to Washington to confront concerted Republican and conservative Democratic opposition. House Speaker Foley warned of united Republican resistance while White House aides said momentum remained.
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Linda Hewitt learns nature of human life
Linda Hewitt faces the fragility of life as her daughter Katie born with Dawn's syndrome battles disability and later a genetic kidney disease. She embraces carpe diem, leans on community support, and opts Katie into Walkersville Elementary to mix with non disabled peers despite initial challenges.
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Sheriff Harbaugh to Seek Re election in Frederick County
Sheriff Carl Harbaugh, 53, announced plans to run for a second term after unseating a Republican incumbent in 1990. He said the job is tougher than expected but enjoyable and highlighted progress such as increased visibility, community presence, satellite offices, and improved record keeping of property and evidence.
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Doxzen suspended for policy violations
Former Frederick County Sheriff’s Office executive David M. Doxzen, 46, was suspended without pay by Sheriff Harbaugh for policy violations including moving out of state. The suspension lasts until his planned July 2 retirement. retirement benefits are unaffected.
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Frederick County Commissioners choose new county retirement plan
The Frederick County Commissioners voted 4-1 to withdraw from the state retirement system and establish a county retirement plan effective July 1. Debates focused on investment growth projections and vestment terms for officials versus other employees. A May 25 work session was set to reconsider related tax issues amid comments on equity between different retirement plans.
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Walkersville show to go on despite director’s arrest
Walkersville High School drama students say they will perform Seven Brides for Seven Brothers this weekend. Director Samuel Huffer, charged with a fourth degree sexual offense, is directing from home with a team of theater specialists assisting Gail Howard in following his instructions.
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Meta Nash enters race for Frederick City Board of Aldermen
Meta Nash 42 vice chair of the Frederick City Historic District Commission announced Wednesday she will run for the city Board of Aldermen in this year's elections. A Democrat, she stresses issues over party and says her experience on the historic panel and with the Greater Frederick Development Corporation shape her candidacy.
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Frederick produce show highlighted in A-2 Food feature
Partly cloudy with afternoon showers and highs near 70 give way to a cooler Thursday with mid 60s. The Frederick News Post notes 100 percent recycled paper and a timing for a family couple married 62 years after courtship in its pages.
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