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News in Frederick, Maryland

02 Oct 1995

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Oct 02, 1995

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7

Walktoberfest Joins Frederick Parade To Benefit Diabetes

Nearly 100 participants gathered at Baker Park for the fourth annual Walktoberfest fund raiser. The walk-a-thon supports diabetes awareness and Camp Glyndon for insulin dependent children, with volunteers including Star Trek fan club members and local figures leading the ribbon opening.

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Frederick Area American Diabetes Association Baker Park Frederick Glyndon Barry Pfeffer Klingon Imperial Navy Charles Miller Jonathan Ballog Jim Grimes Daniel Clipp Tricia Pfeffer Pfeffer Star Trek Fan Club
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Debate over size and scope of proposed tax cuts

Dole signals a $245 billion target with a $500 per child credit and lower capital gains taxes. Democrats attack the plan as favoring the well off while aiming to curb Medicare growth by $270 billion. Some Republican finance committee members voice skepticism as the House pushes a larger cut.

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Dole R-Kan Senate Tom Daschle South Dakota Senate Finance Committee Orrin Hatch Utah Alan Simpson Wyoming Alfonso D’amato New York Hatch D'Amato House
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Middletown Quilt Theme Shines At Festival Parade

Middletown residents joined a community signature wheel quilt from 1918 with about 420 names sewn in. Organizer Dianne Shafer noted three months needed for a handsewn quilt, while Julie Maynard praised the festival crowds and best weather in years. Parade drew the largest Saturday turnout yet and was moved to avoid nearby events.

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Middletown Dianne Shafer Christ Reformed Ms. Shafer Julie Maynard Frederick Brunswick Maynard
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