Clinton Rejects Reduced Health Reform Plan
President Clinton rejects advice to scale back the basic health benefits for all Americans. An administration official says he remains committed to a broad package of health benefits, signaling continued push for expansive reform rather than a trimmed version.
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Mayor May Veto Ban On Left Turns In Shookstown Rd
Frederick Mayor Paul Gordon signaled he may veto the Board of Aldermen vote banning left turns from Rosemont Avenue onto Shookstown Road during 3 to 6 p m. He argued police would struggle to enforce the restriction and planned to consult the city attorney before deciding.
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Buffalo Road woodworking shop destroyed by blaze
A Mount Airy family shop on Buffalo Road burned Monday in a two alarm fire. Four workers were inside when a pump ignited amid wood and chemical finishes. firefighters from 10 departments fought the 40 minute blaze. Deputy Chief Michael Wilcom collapsed and died after leaving the scene. autopsy to be performed.
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Death of Deputy Chief Wilcom shocks New Market volunteers
Michael J. Wilcom Jr. 34, deputy chief of the New Market District Volunteer Fire and Rescue Co., collapsed at his home on Green Valley Road after returning from a fire call on Buffalo Road near Mount Airy. He died en route to Frederick Memorial Hospital. An investigation is standard procedure in sudden deaths.
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County panel on salaries rejected by Frederick Commissioners
Frederick County commissioners balk at forming a citizens panel to study salaries and management practices. Commissioner Sundergill proposed a county manager, but others opposed centralizing power, favoring in house review and expanded administrative officer duties instead. They also reviewed Job Training Agency funding and noted voter resistance to a strong county executive.
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Maryland Students Score Far Below New Standards on State Test
Maryland students show widespread underperformance on the Maryland School Performance Assessment with up to three-quarters of third, fifth, and eighth graders not meeting average standards. Results are released by state officials. Frederick County plans local results by June 15 amid ongoing data analysis.
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Weather notes and sports feature at Frederick News-Post
Partly sunny with an afternoon shower chance and highs near 80. Tonight partly cloudy with lows around 50. Wednesday again partly sunny with highs in the 70s. Bee weather map on Page B-1. US Sports item notes Stan Goldberg and a piece titled Touching all the bases.
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Substation Opens In Sagner Housing Area By Frederick Police
Dozens of kids welcomed Frederick City Police as UNIT opens a substation at 155 Pennsylvania Ave. The Urban Neighborhood Intervention Team will staff the site daily and nightly with UNIT and D A R E officers. A community bbq honored four youths who helped renovate the townhouse.
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