Clinton survives latest foreign policy challenge
President Clinton emerges relatively unscathed from a confrontation with Congress over troop deployment authority. Senate leaders watered down a plan restricting the president’s power, while a more restrictive Helms amendment faced vote, and a War Powers Act letter framed Haiti actions as consistent with U.S. goals.
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Frederick County Reports 1.3 Million Income Tax Surplus
A year end state report shows Frederick County income tax receipts rose 10.7 percent to 45.9 million in the year ended June 30, yielding a 1.3 million surplus from 1993. The county plans to apply 1.2 million to 1994 and cannot spend the rest until 1995 due to state law.
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Mark Sneadner
Sneadner
Frederick County Rezones Civil War Farm to Agricultural Use
The Frederick County Commissioners unanimously rezoned the 145 acre Moser farm two miles west of Middletown from conservation to agriculture to curb development. The change will reduce possible homes from up to 20 five acre lots to a maximum of 10 one to two acre lots and allow off site cluster development with no further rights on the farm. Civil War historians and locals contested the move, while supporters say it protects the battlefield at South Mountain and aligns zoning with preservation goals.
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Seymour Stern
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Ronald Sundergill
Planning Department
Assassination of Senior PLO Figure Shocks Gaza
In Gaza City an eminent PLO moderate and longtime Arafat ally Assad Saftawi, 58, was shot dead in front of his 12 year old son signaling intensified infighting after the Israel PLO accord. Saftawi helped mediate among Israel, Egypt, and the PLO before the accord. He headed a UN school in Shanti refugee camp when killed.
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Fagan murder trial scene includes photographs and car evidence
Police outline the crime scene for jurors in the William Robert Fagan Sr case. Debra Patricia Fagan was found shot in her new car near the Fagan home on January 6, 1992. Prosecutors argue motive and opportunity while detailing photographs and items from the Ashcroft Terrace scene.
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Frederick County
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Rankles Drive
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Rick Stotelmyer
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Stotelmyer
Ashcroft Terrace
Jerry F. Barnes
Kelly Appicello
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Olney
Barnes
Fiorilla
Canine training session draws 94 teams from six states
A three day event at the Frederick Fairgrounds hosts 94 police dog teams from Maryland West Virginia Virginia Pennsylvania Delaware and Ohio. Master trainer A W Castle emphasizes gentleness in police canines while officers train in classrooms and on-site simulations. The event, backed by the Frederick City Police Department, may become annual as planning began last June.
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Harald Domer
Domer
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Harrisburg
Sharon Capello
Ringo
Brian Burdette
Matt Trageser
North Frederick
Singanore Lancers Face Thomas Johnson Patriots Tonight at TJ
Mostly clear and breezy outlook with cooler night temperatures in the 40s. The Singanore Lancers visit the Thomas Johnson Patriots for a high school gridiron contest at 7:30 p.m. tonight at TJ, with detailed weather and maps on Page A-2 and Page C-9.
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Frederick New Post Recycling Note Contents
Portions of The Frederick New Post are printed on 100 percent recycled paper and emphasize an environmental initiative. The notice highlights recycling and sustainable paper usage in the publication process.
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