Juvenile crime surge outlined at Frederick County summit
Frederick County officials report a 35 percent rise in juvenile crimes since 1993 with deeper severity and rehabilitation gaps. County supervisor Ronald Smith cites stagnating prevention resources while Stuart Simms calls for federal funding, private partnerships, and expanded treatment to curb the trend. Officials note last year’s counts include 326 assaults and 432 thefts by youths. advocates urge parental involvement and drug education. Five Windsor Knolls students attended the forum to study juvenile crime as part of a local project.
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Personal income dips in six states in spring report
Commerce Department data show a slowing economy with declines in Michigan Indiana and Delaware due to weaker auto industry and farm subsidy reductions. Nebraska South Dakota and Iowa also fell as subsidies dropped. Nationwide income rose 0.8 percent April to June, the weakest gain in two years.
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Clinton Four Minute Call To Thomasson After Foster Death
Hillary Rodham Clinton placed a brief courtesy call to Hollywood producer Harry Thomasson late July 20 1993 after Vincent Foster died. The call appeared on her personal records but Thomasson’s name was not listed and investigators question why the White House disclosed it over two years later.
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Clinton Vows Defiance of GOP Budget Demands
President Clinton says he will not accept economic blackmail from a Republican Congress as both chambers debate a massive budget aimed at balancing by 2002. He rails against threats to default, Medicare, education, and the environment, while Republicans accuse him of stalling and failing to present a plan. The clash centers on raising the national debt limit from 49 trillion dollars.
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