Senators seek energy tax removal from deficit plan
A bipartisan group of senators led by John Danforth and David Boren proposes scrapping the energy tax in President Clinton's deficit reduction bill. They would replace it with deeper spending cuts, shifting the plan toward a spending-driven deficit reduction strategy as House votes approach. The move faces strong GOP opposition and could alter the bill’s balance between taxes and cuts.
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Washington
Chunnten
John Danforth
R-Mo
David Boren
D-Okla
House
Clinton
Senate
Bob Dole
Dole
NBC
Leon Panetta
Panetta
CBS
Capitol
Len Boren
Len Danforth
Sen Boren
Senate Finance Committee
John Breaux
D-La
Kent
City Weinberg Center seek revision of management deal
Frederick officials and Weinberg Center representatives discuss revising the theater management agreement turned over to the city 15 years ago. Mayor Gordon and the Board of Aldermen with city attorney Tillery held a one hour closed session exploring greater city control while Arts Council seeks an independent board to manage the theater and reduce event coordination duties.
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Frederick
Weinberg Center For the Arts
Paul Gordon
Carol Werking
County workers may be required to live in Frederick County
Frederick County Commissioners consider a policy requiring county employees to reside within the county with potential retroactive effect for four directors living outside. Support from Sue Ann Yingling and Bruce Reeder cites keeping tax revenue in the county while objections from David Gray and Paul Bowerman warn against limiting candidate pools and emergencies. The chairman seeks further workshop discussion.
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Frederick County
Sue Ann Yingling
Yingling
Bruce Reeder
Tve
David Gray
Paul Bowerman
Bowerman
Ron Sundergill
Davies attend bake sale touted by Limbaugh trip
Nancy Davies and her husband Woodward rode a Freder ick bus bound for Fort Collins Colorado to join a bake sale promoted by Rush Limbaugh on their West Coast trip. The couple, in their early 50s, planned a 30 day journey and supported Limbaugh’s fundraiser idea born from a listener’s joke about a newsletter subscription.
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Nancy Davies
Woodward
Frederick
Fort Collins
Colo
Nancy and
Woodward Davies
Greyhound
East All Saints Street
Fort Collis
Rush Limbaugh
Tragic double murder suicide found in Montgomery car
In Myersville a Montgomery County man Jorge Ayala 23 and his daughter Cecilan 4 were found dead in a yellow 1982 Toyota Celica along I 70 under Md 1V underpass. Police report Ayala shot his daughter in the head then killed himself with the gun in his right hand. Evidence included a key in the ignition and an upside down front plate. SGT Earl Page and Cpl Michael Lowry investigated the scene.
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Myersville
Montgomery County
Maryland
Jorge Alberto Ayala
Lost Knife Circle
Gaithersburg
Cecilan Elizabeth Ayala
Earl Page
Page
Ted Wolf
Bartlett Hattery take different roads on campaign workers taxes
Roscoe Bartlett avoided paying thousands in fed eral and state payroll taxes for campaign staff in last year’s race. State records show workers’ compensation insurance for the Republican campaign lapsed over a month before he accused opponent Tom Hattery of not covering workers at Lomond Publishing. Federal Election Commission records show Bartlett employed more than 15 people at varying times and a payroll over 82000 dollars. The Hattery committee had three paid workers with a payroll about 4300 dollars, paying over 650 dollars in payroll taxes, while Bartlett paid nothing by classifying workers as independent contractors. Bartlett said subcontractor classification followed GOP practice and allowed flexible hours. (Continued on Page A-3).
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Tomattery
Democrat
Lomond Publishing
Federal Election Commission
Bartlett
Hattery For Congress Committee
Hattery Committee
Bartlett Committee
Bartlett For Congress
GOP
Weather and local wins feature in Frederick News Post
Cloudy morning gives way to partly sunny skies with highs in the sixties and a cool night. Friday remains partly sunny with similar temperatures. Local gardeners celebrate cacti and succulents in a separate feature, and Durham Bulls defeat Frederick Keys 13 to 2 in Carolina League action.
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Durham Bulls
Frederick Keys
The Ott House Emmitsburg Cheers Night Finale
In Emmitsburg at the Ott House locals gather as NBCs Cheers ends its run with Sam Norm and the Boston bar crew. Regulars like Frank Waggoner and Lee Sutch share memories and toast the long running show as fans discuss their favorite characters.
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Cheers
Frank Waggoner
NBC
Sam
Norm
Chiff
Carla
Boston
Lee Sutch
Oii House
Norm Peterson
Mr ‘Sutch
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