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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1995
Page
1
County planners warn growth from highway and railroad use and an expanding airport will raise noise. They study expanding the noise ordinance beyond industrial standards to cover highway and aircraft noise, aiming to curb future complaints and avoid costly barriers.
At the Thurmont Senior Center seniors discuss Medicare as Congress debates key changes. John O'Toole and Prudie Ramsburg express fears of losing benefits while Carla Beck outlines upcoming actions. Citizens brace for potential impacts on their healthcare eligibility.
Washington AP reports both parties seek smaller teams and tighter schedules to finish a seven year budget package by Dec 15 while avoiding the 1990 fiasco. Talks at Capitol could extend past Christmas. seniors fear Medicare cuts though supporters argue spending growth slows not overall spending.
Mary Jane Snipe wheels a cart laden with Christmas presents to her car after an early spree at Toys R Us. She and another shopper said they arrived in Frederick about 6 a.m. to beat the crowds on the busiest shopping day of the year.
Waves of consumers hit stores as early as 7 a.m. to kick off the Christmas shopping season. Shoppers flocked to malls for early discounts, while retailers brace for a tough season amid frugal spending and variable weather impacting gift purchases.
The Frederick Union Rescue Mission Beacon House filled with hungry people on Thanksgiving. Volunteers served over 400 meals by day’s end, surpassing last year’s 258. Director Charlie Jones noted rising crisis levels and projections of about 80,000 meals for the year, up from 71,000 last year.
Detroit earns a key victory over Minnesota to stay in the playoff hunt. The game showcases strong drives from the Lions and clutch stops on defense, keeping their post season chances alive.
Rick and Margie Van Dyk adopt six children, providing them a better life and hope for the future this week.
Clayton Faxon, 17, told reporters in Camp Hill he believes God forgives him for the December 20 Blue Ridge Summit store robbery and murder. He pleaded guilty in October and received life without parole. his associate Jeremiah Reynolds sits at Camp Hill serving a minimum 20 years.
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