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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1992

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Bush Clinton push to Election Day in sprint home

In the final week before Election Day President Bush exudes optimism about a voter shift aiding re election. Clinton finishes an eighth bus tour in Georgia and Florida while Perot lingers with no events as polls show Clinton ahead. Bush defends economic gains and foreign policy while Perot questions surface.

Bush Clinton Bill Clinton White House Georgia Florida Ross Perot Mr. Bush Des Moines Iowa NBC Mr. Perot Perot George Bush James A. Baker III ABC USA Today Cnn-Usa Today

Per-bag fees dropped for tip-jar operators

State and county officials moved to make the gambling ordinance more attractive to bar owners by letting county per-bag fees be counted as expenses rather than deducted from the bar’s share of tip-jar profits. Debate focused on how bar profits are calculated and the impact on nonprofits like Heartly House and Hospice of Frederick County, with few bars participating. County officials said legislative changes would be required, potentially five months, and the issue would be revisited soon.

James E. McClellan Frederick County McClellan Heartly House Hospice Bruce Reeder John Mathias Mathias Reeder

Impressions guides put under public review by Frederick board

The Frederick County Board of Education reversed a prior decision and voted 4-3 to subject Holt Impressions teachers' guides to public review, effective immediately for all new guides entering the system. The Impressions textbooks remain in county schools, while the board sets timing for the review and awaits further action by Wednesday.

Frederick County Samuel Koski James Cartlidge Norman Quist Earl Robbins Jr Susan Rovin Edgar Larson Quist Impressions Concerned Women of America

Frederick County Bonds Upgraded to Double A minus

Frederick County officials celebrated after Standard and Poor's raised the county bond rating to Double A minus from A plus. The move, praised as evidence of sound finances, could reduce borrowing costs with an estimated $1.5 million savings on a $30.7 million bond sale. The county also earned a spot as a high performance government in financial management for 1992, scoring 60 in a Municipal Analysis Services evaluation.

Frederick County Dawn Hatter Ronald Sundergill Sundergill New York Standard and Poor's Ann Silverman Comptroller’s Office Tom Fox Municipal Analysis Services Austin Texas Maryland Garrett St. Mary's Fox Gail Bowerman Standard and Poor

Dr Wayne Neely honored for American Shorthorn work

A local notice highlights Dr Wayne Neely being honored for his contributions to the American Shorthorn Association. The brief notes his leadership role and impact within the organization, reflecting recognition by peers and industry stakeholders.

Wayne Neely American Shorthorn Association

Bartlett Hattery clash over health care reform policy

In the 6th District race Democrat Thomas Hattery and Republican Roscoe Bartlett present divergent health care reform views. They cite rising costs and uninsured rates, while both pledge to preserve doctor choice and fix flaws in the current system amid debates across 17 joint appearances.

Thomas Hattery Roscoe Bartlett Bartlett House Post Office IRS Hattery

Disability Awareness Week Demonstrations at Myersville School

Myersville Elementary students toured wheelchairs, balance beams, and blindfolded tasks to simulate disability challenges. Organized by advocates, parents, and teachers, the events aim to foster compassion and understanding of handicapped children’s lives amid increasing mainstreamed schooling in Frederick County. Tara Goines, a cerebral palsy student, urged kindness and empowerment as participants emphasized positive attitudes toward disability.

Myersville Frederick County Tara Goines Governor Thomas Johnson High School Tara Frederick Cosny Mark Ferra Ng His Chin ABC Mark Ow Ann Edgerington Fine Edge Computing

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