Health department warns of cuts to basic services in Frederick County
Health officials told Frederick County Commissioners that preserving basic health services will require 421,000. If not cut outright, maternity clinics, inspections and disease prevention face scaled-back operations with 28 layoffs. Administrator Margo Smith cited a 50 percent budget drop from state cuts and urged funding without regard to source.
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Health Department
Frederick County
Margo Smith
Ms. Smith
David Gray
Sue Ann Yingling
Frederick Community College
Yingling
Barbara Brittain
Family Life Center
Leonard Bienkowski
Andrea Geiehl-Whitney
Upcounty Family Support Center
Woodsboro
Emmitsburg
Brunswick
Giehl-Whitney
Cleaning of City Hall fountain underway in Frederick
William Jack of the Frederick City Water Department performs early morning cleaning as the fountain in front of City Hall is drained for the season.
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William Jack
Frederick City
Frederick teachers pay dispute casts doubt on county case
Frederick County Teachers Association considers a lawsuit to win a 9.6 percent salary increase that was funded in a contract but not paid. Mark Blom, assistant superintendent for legal relations, says a Baltimore ruling rests on different facts and would not likely stand in Frederick County courts. The board has yet to fund the contracted rise, further clouding prospects.
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Frederick
Baltimore City
FCTA
Frederick County
Mount St. Marys students protest dean removal
About 400 to 500 Mount St. Marys College students rallied to oppose the removal of Dean Thomas F Flynn amid a restructuring of academic administration planned to take effect in January 1993. A second rally was set for 3 p.m. today at Lewis auditorium as students and faculty prepare to discuss the move.
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Emmitsburg
Mount St. Mary's College
Christy Simpson
Thomas F. Flynn
Frank Buhrman
Burhman
Flynn
Buhrman
Matthew Coyle
Coyle
Dr. Flynn
Cogan
Lewis Auditorium
Jamie Lill
Kymm Shern
Frederick
Simpson
Gettysburg
John W. Campbell
Veep hopefuls trade barbs in high stakes clash
ATLANTA AP The vice presidential contest intensified as Dan Quayle and Al Gore traded sharp accusations about truthfulness and trust on morning TV. Gore defended Clinton and attacked Bush while Stockdale and his wife defended his health and warned against endless partisan bickering ahead of the Thursday rematch.
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Dan Quayle
al Gore
Bush
Bill Clinton
Quayle
Clinton
Gore
Ross Perot
James Stockdale
Mr. Quayle
ABC
George Bush
NBC
Today
Mr. Clinton
Mr. Stockdale
Sybil
Mr. Perot
Keyes Attacks GOP Over Maryland Senate Bid
Alan Keyes blasted Sen. Phil Gramm and national GOP leaders for denying funding to his Maryland Senate challenge to Barbara Mikulski. He declared independence within the Republican Party and claimed a vendetta driven by Gramm while campaign officials report $1.1 million raised. Local GOP leaders criticized the move yet saw potential for Keyes to gain in Frederick County.
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Alan Keyes
Phil Gramm
National
GOP
Senate
Republican Party
Mr. Gramm
National Party
Keyes
Bush
Sen. Gramm
Gramm
Senatoria Committee
Ken Coffey
Frederick County
Senatorial Committee
Maryland
David Brinkley
U.N
Sen
Former Frederick mayoral candidate John Lewis dies at 71
John Francis Lewis a Frederick community activist and longtime runner died Tuesday after a brief illness at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Born in Corsica on Sept. 13, 1921 he settled in the United States in 1950 becoming a naturalized citizen May 12, 1950. He was 71 and survived by his wife Juanita F. Lewis.
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John Francis Lewis
Frederick
Lewis
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Juanita F. Lewis
W. Patrick St
Santa Cruz
California
Mr. Lewis
Corsica
France
United States
U.S
York AF
A. Masons
Chever Steeple Chasers
Corsica Club
Washington
Suspected carjacker faces murder charges in Maryland man
Charles Town West Virginia AP report says Alan Newman 41 of Wheaton Maryland appeared under heavy guard as judge ordered him held without bond pending a Monday bail hearing on multiple charges in West Virginia. The carjacking and firearm counts include transporting a firearm and possession of a weapon by a felon. Newman claimed innocence amid disputed accusations and media attention.
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Alan PL
Newmen
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Toeai Bonker
Newman
Mavem
Wheaton
Vis Bonker
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