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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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May 24, 1994

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U S and Japan Resume Trade Talks After Compromise

The United States and Japan reached a compromise to resume market opening talks suspended for three months. Kantor will announce the agreement at a White House briefing, allowing framework talks to restart and address measurable progress without sole reliance on numerical targets.

Washington United States Japan U.S Mickey Kantor White House Clinton America Morihiro Hosokawa

Frederick County Budget Near Adoption by June 7 Deadline

Frederick County Commissioners finalize the 1995 budget totaling 178 million dollars with a June 7 formal adoption deadline. They allocate 250 thousand to the Critical Farms Program from 272 thousand saved by delaying 75 new hires. Extra funds cover an array of items, including nay nurse and dispatcher positions, with other adjustments feeding the contingency fund.

Frederick County Gail Bowerman Citizens Nursing Home Central Alarm Sue Ann Yingling Mrs. Yingling County Roads Department Family Partnership Department of Social Services

Pact for Schaefer building awarded

The state awarded a $5 million contract to build the Gov William Donald Schaefer office building in downtown Frederick. Manekin Corporation will lead with Morgan-Keller as general contractor Harris Smariga Associates as engineer and Nichols Architects as architect. Groundbreaking is planned for mid July with completion by next April 15. The four story 60000 square foot facility will serve 200 to 250 state employees from the Department of Social Services Child Care Administration Parole and Probation and Rehabilitative Services.

William Donald Schaefer Frederick Manekin Corporation of Morgan-Keller of Harris Smariga Associates Nichols Architects of Columbia Manekin Government Services Department of Social Services

Clagett vows to focus on 6th Dist. economy

Galen Clagett, a Frederick businessman and congressional candidate, pledges to incubate private public partnerships to grow jobs in the 6th District. He would shift two Capitol Hill staffers to district economic promotion, coordinating with business and government leaders across six counties to develop local growth programs.

Hagerstown Galen Clagett Clagett Frederick Congressional Office Clagett Enterprises Maryland State Department of Economic and Employment Development Capitol Hill Mike Clem Frederick County

Heat fades as showers forecast cool the day

Forecasters expect abundant sun and mid 80s today after yesterday's 90 degree peak, with a 30 percent chance of afternoon showers through Wednesday. Cooler weather moves in by Friday, with partly cloudy skies. Local residents comment on the heat, while utilities report higher electricity use and hospital notes no weather-related injuries.

National Weather Service Carl Ferguson Ferguson C&c Concrete Reich Ford Road Brian Ells Mr. Ellis Lucille Beale Emmitsburg Frederick Memorial Hospital Potomac Edison Cyndi Shoop Shoop

Moya Moya Syndrome devastates family in Frederick

The Whitfields learned in 1990 that their son Andrew aged six has the rare brain artery disease Moya Moya. Surgery failed to save him fully and by New Year’s Eve he was blind, speechless, in a wheelchair, and dependent on extensive care. His family describes faith struggle, financial strain, and ongoing caregiving as siblings at Rock Creek School adapted to life with Andrew.

Doug and Patrica Whitfield Frederick James Dean Whitfields Andrew Moya-Moya John’s Hopkins University Rock Creek School Mr. Whitfield Rock Creek Dana Lapier

Angus show set this weekend at Timonium

Weather updates mention cloudy tonight with near sixty degree lows and Wednesday showers. The Frederick News Post notes an Angus show at Timonium this weekend and features Dot Plunket still bowling at 86 in Stan Goldberg's Touching all the bases.

Timonium Dot Plunket Stan Goldberg

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