Budget plan faces stalemate as shutdown drags on
Congress and President Bush face a stalemate over a budget plan after a shutdown began at 12:01 a.m. Saturday. House Republicans voted 136 to 32 against the Democratic plan, while Democrats backed a revised deficit-cutting budget. White House and negotiators had spent months seeking a bipartisan accord, but the stalled talks risk extending the lapse and delaying funding through Oct. 20.
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Medicare plan faces tax hikes and hospital cuts debate
The proposal envisions a third of Medicare fee increases erased by new taxes, totaling about 145 million over five years. It outlines levies on gasoline and other goods, while the Democratic version delays specifics. The notice also lists obituaries and funeral home details for multiple individuals, including Rohrer and Warner families, with service dates and burial plans in Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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St Anthony’s Catholic Church
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Northwest Baptist Church
Taneytown
St. Mary’s Cemetery
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Bree Maradthi
Danton
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Angels refuse politeness in drug dealer confrontations
Mr King said the Angels will not be polite with drug dealers, calling them mutants and insisting they are serious about stopping crime. Mr Smith questions liability and an attorney is reviewing for Thursday's housing board meeting. He noted five Angels injured in Frederick, none from dealers, while stressing city accountability.
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Middletown festival showcases history and crafts weekend
Artists and craftsmen from as far as Erie traveled to Middletown for a weekend festival. A woman found her maiden name in a town history, sparking a sense of belonging. The event featured a Civil War encampment and mock battle, helicopter rides, church quilters displays, and self guided walking tours of the town founded in 1767.
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Mount Airy Holds Festival To Aid Leukemia Patient
The town organizes a fundraiser for Susan Hormick to cover bone marrow transplant costs. Residents and mime group Mimeomai express support, noting strong turnout and the festival spirit across the community.
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Brunswick festival features rail ride and crafts fair
Ohio railroad museum hosts a Brunswick festival with bluegrass acts magic show storytellers and dances. Train rides to Harpers Ferry drew cheers despite long ticket lines while riders enjoyed a 45 minute run and the option to return or stay in Harpers Ferry.
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Festival sweeps street with balloons and music crowd
Lori Cromwell of Frederick County National Bank helped sponsor activities from Church to Patrick streets. Kirby Burger and James Edwards danced to Busload of Faith while Anton Struntz climbed the Market Street offices and rappelled down. The event featured a wheelchair mile race, mini golf, puppets, demonstrations, and a kids block with street chalk. Joshua Olson joined his mother Colleen Olson as children colored the asphalt.
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Clash at Temple Mount Leaves Dozens Dead in Jerusalem
In Jerusalem's Old City during the Sukkot holiday, police fired on stone throwing Palestinians at the Temple Mount. Arab hospital officials report 22 Palestinians killed and at least 150 wounded as rioting ensued near the Wailing Wall. Police say thousands of Jewish worshipers were present and riot squads used tear gas, rubber bullets, and live rounds to restore order.
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Lawmakers wrestle over budget as debt limit looms
Democrats push their tax and Medicare plan amid a partisan clash in the House while Republicans object to the shape of the proposal. A stopgap spending bill extends borrowing authority through Oct 20, preventing a default as the debt ceiling reverts to 3.123 trillion and then would be raised to 3.195 trillion.
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