Clinton vows working relationship with Congress in Washington visit
President elect Clinton tours official and unofficial Washington pledging to do the best to establish a good working relationship with Congress. He jogs past monuments and chats with McDonald's patrons before meetings with House and Senate leaders, including Dan Rostenkowski, about his economic plan and a middle income tax cut.
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Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
White House
House
Senate
Little Rock
Ark
McDonald’s
America
Bush
Dan Rostenkowski
Dill
Ways and Means
Senate OKS budget cut bill but House to vote today
The Maryland Senate ended a 2 hour filibuster and approved a bill to remove state Social Security contributions from salaries of teachers community college professors and local librarians sending the measure to the House of Delegates. Delegates reconvened after midnight and rejected six amendments then planned a noon session. Supporters say the move would save about 147 million for the 1993 budget while opponents warn of higher local costs and stalled teacher raises. County officials in Frederick project significant losses if enacted, while Montgomery and Prince George's align to push the plan despite rural resistance.
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Senate
Montgomery County
House of Delegates
Maryland
del. Thomas Hattery
D-Frederick
Frederick County
Del
James McClellan
Dfrederick
Montgomery
Prince George's
John W. Derr
Jack Pat
Mathias becomes new chairman in First American shake up
Washington AP First American Bankshares replaces Chairman Nicholas Katzenbach with Charles Mathias Jr a former Maryland senator amid tensions over leadership and the bank sale in the post BCCI scandal era Trustee Harry W Albright controls all bank shares and confirms the board approved the change The reorganization aims to align with depositor employee shareholder and government interests as further charges loom
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First American Bankshares Inc
Nicholas Katzenbach
Charles Mathias Jr
Maryland
The
Washington Post
Katzenbach
Bank of Credit and Commerce International
Mathias
First American
U.S
Clark Clifford
Paul G. Adams II
George L. Davis
Donald Glickman
New York
Charles Stauffacher
Florida
Harry W. Albright
Albright
Miove
BCCI
Mrr. Albright
City sweeper clears leaves on West 13th Street
Charlie Schwartzbeck of Frederick City Streets pilots a street sweeper through a pile of leaves on West 13th Street Thursday morning. Tom Wachter, Sr. says the leaves are packed into a dump truck and end up as compost on a city farm field near the airport.
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Charlie Schwartzbeck
City of Frederick
West 13Th Street
Tom Wachter
Bush visits ailing mother in Greenwich
President Bush hurried from the White House to visit his seriously ill mother, Dorothy Walker Bush, in Greenwich Connecticut. He flew with his daughter and aides, with only an hour's notice and no press pool. Barbara Bush remained home and Hillary Clinton was to tour her future home later.
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Bush
White House
Greenwich
Conn
Dorothy Koch
Burton Lee
Marlin Fitzwater
Fitzwater
Dorothy Walker Bush
St. Louis
George Herbert Walker
Maine
Prescott Bush
United States
Britain
Contamination tests at Fort Detrick Area B reveal three wells high
A 1s-year-old report links infectious waste and toxic chemicals to Fort Detrick Area B. Of 82 wells tested since Oct 7 near Montevue Lane and Shookstown Road, three in the 200 block exceeded the federal 5 ppb limit for trichloroethylene, with six others showing traces. Fort Detrick supplies bottled water to eight residents while officials seek contamination sources and review past disposal practices.
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Fort Detrick
Maryland Department of the Environment
Shookstown Road
Montevue Lane
Michael Sullivan
Sullivan
Post
Norm Covert
Biological Warfare Research Laboratories
U.S. Army
Ecology and Environment Inc
New Jersey
Covert
Area B
Residential building up in county shows three year high
Frederick County reports 1992 first nine months housing starts at 1,297 units, a rise from 1991 but below 1999 totals. Bev Shelton of the Builders Association cautions that growth remains slow while Monika Jenkins notes demand for lower-cost homes like townhouses. Spending declines to 199 million from 216 million as growth concentrates outside the city.
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Fredenck County
Bev Shelton
Frederick County Builders Association
Monika Jenkins
Planning Department
Montgomery County housing boom boosts single family work
A Maryland planning report shows Montgomery County sees a surge in single family home construction and 3rd quarter permits up 55 percent from last year while multi family permits and completions fall sharply. Rental units and condos show a 65 percent permit drop overall this year and completions in the county for multi family are down from 270 to 227 in the same quarter. The report notes anticipated commercial projects totaling over 18 000 square feet for fiscal 1993 including a Courtyard by Marriott in the Washingtonian development Gaithersburg.
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Montgomery County
Planning Department
Maryland
National Capital Park and Planning
Stee
Wacrease
Hiss
Deira
Dednek
Deanek
Marnott
Washingtonian
Gaithersburg
Pla
Frederick nursing home cleared to accept new patients
Frederick Health Care Center received state approval to resume admitting new patients after October findings of deficient practices. A September inspection found deficiencies, but a mid October follow up showed sufficient corrective action. The facility’s Medicare and Medicaid status was noted, with approval recommended to federal programs. Carol Bennet led the Licensing and Certification office. Health officials stated the center has taken necessary steps to remedy issues.
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Frederick
Office of Licensing and Certification
Fradenck
Atore Carol Bennet
Kelly Walton
Frederick Health Care Center
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