Bush signs 3.45 billion earthquake relief package
President Bush signed a 3.45 billion earthquake relief plan for California. The measure, rushed through Congress, avoids a federal shutdown and funds FEMA, highway repairs, and a discretionary earthquake fund. California officials anticipate further requests, with potential SBA loan expansions and waivers of highway spending rules.
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California Lawmakers Said They Would Try To Persuade Mr. Bush
Prison riot injures 42 at Camp Hill facility in Pa
Hundreds of inmates seized control in a seven hour uprising at State Correctional Institution Camp Hill with 42 injured and eight guards held hostage. Fire damage occurred across four sites as inmates demanded amnesty and rule changes. Police and firefighters contained flames while officials planned talks with five inmates.
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Naron Named Manager Of Hagerstown Suns
Local sports report announces Naron appointed manager of the Hagerstown Suns. Weather section notes Friday with sunny, pleasant skies and highs around 1. The page includes Western Maryland weather and a map reference.
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Quist Warns Years Ahead Are Critical In City Campaign
Norman Quist, president of University Publishing and Democratic alderman candidate, says next few years are pivotal for Frederick. He criticizes campaign limits that hinder in depth talks on law enforcement, building inspection, impact fees, road construction, and city finance. He urges voter participation.
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Lee pushes affordable housing in Frederick race
William Lee, a retired West Frederick Middle School principal and alderman candidate, finished second by 70 votes behind Jon Kreissig. A former Housing Authority chair since 1965, he advocates private developer collaboration and city backed incentives to expand affordable homes.
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U S signals readiness to discuss Soviet base curtailment
The Bush administration indicated willingness to talk about Eduard Shevardnadze’s proposal to limit Soviet bases in Europe. It stressed defense ties and political security while noting past proposals aimed at removing U S bases abroad. Intelligence briefings cited new missiles and radar near Moscow as part of a three phase upgrade under the 1972 treaty.
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