Clinton revamps health plan delays universal coverage
President Clinton unveils a retooled Health Security Plan delaying universal coverage to 1998. The proposal expands dental benefits and women’s coverage, slows long term care, caps subsidies, and imposes new taxes to curb costs while maintaining a standard benefits package for all Americans.
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Frightened Haitian lawmakers skip key vote in crisis
In Port-au-Prince, Haitian lawmakers avoided a crucial vote as fears of reprisals spread. Secretary of State Warren Christopher, during a Latvia visit, said peace mattered more than deadlines for Aristide's return and supported a broader base for a future government. He ruled out army or police leaders joining. The UN plan calls for Cedras to resign and Parliament to separate the army from police, but many deputies remain in hiding amid threats.
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Hogan to challenge Bartlett in Maryland GOP primary
Larry Hogan announces plan to run against Roscoe Bartlett in the Maryland 6th District GOP primary next September, after a retreat with his wife where he resolved to challenge his former protege. He cites concerns about Bartlett's reelection prospects and says a formal announcement could come months later.
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Bartlett Campaign Turns To Gentle Campaign Appeal
Hogan announces bid against Bartlett in a race marked by staff tensions and critical past remarks. He aims for a gentlemanly contest, noting no ill will toward Roscoe while recounting an aide’s request that Hogan’s son appear publicly with Bartlett.
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Bids inflate Urbana High project amid fluff costs and delays
Urbana High School bids soar beyond the Frederick County Board of Education budget by about 4 million with roughly half labeled as unnecessary cosmetics and staff decisions. Officials cite inflated safety and cosmetics moves, unapproved permits, and fines for delays as major factors, while contractors call the penalties excessive and insurance costs burdensome.
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Frederick County Board of Education
Samuel Koski
Mount St Mary's probes future growth and mission
Mount St. Mary's College interim president Father James Loughran urged about 125 community leaders to weigh the institution's future options. He suggested the college consider becoming a comprehensive university, expanding or staying small, and addressing demographics while reevaluating athletics costs and the seminary's role as priest numbers decline. He stressed maintaining Catholic values amid tough financial and enrollment questions.
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Mount St. Mary’s College
James Loughran
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Frederick County
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Cullen escape attempt foiled at Victor Cullen Academy
Three youths fled from a group at the Victor Cullen Academy Tuesday afternoon but remained on the property. two surrendered to staff within minutes, the third was found on the farm about 45 minutes later. Authorities coordinated with Maryland State Police and Frederick County Sheriff’s Office. a helicopter assisted before the youth was located. The two surrenders had been at Cullen about a week. Separately, three teens from Washington, Cecil and Prince George's counties fled during a cross country warm-up in Clear Spring on November 13 and remain at large.
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Museum Shop owner restores Gauguin drawing
A museum shop owner restored a Gauguin drawing as part of a conservation project. The feature highlights the restoration process and the artwork’s significance.
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Prosecution and defense clash over police tactics in Fagan case
In Frederick County Court, prosecutor and defense spar over how police investigated the 1992 murder of Deborah Palraia Fagan. Cpl Ted Nee defended the probe amid questions about timing, evidence handling, and lead investigator decisions as the trial of William Robert Fagan continues.
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Philip Armstrong
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Ted Nee
Frederick County
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