Bush Clinton Feud Heats Up in Battleground Midwest
Clinton accuses Bush of dishonest attacks while vowing a five day counter blow in Ohio and Michigan. Bush counters on CBS This Morning from Dearborn, noting a rebound in the economy and renewed ads against Clinton as polls show a tightening race in key states. Clinton campaigns in Detroit as Horserace polls hint at momentum shifts and Perot's fading presence.
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Medicaid changes threaten nursing home residents in Maryland
State budget cuts could bar about 2 000 Maryland residents from Medicaid subsidized nursing home care. An income cap of 1055 per month would disqualify residents with Social Security or pensions, forcing families to bear rising costs and risking separations like that of William and Agnes Garner. The story follows stories across Frederick County of residents who may lose coverage as the Medicaid budget shrinks by 7 3 million from two billion.
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Gamer
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White Star Lunch N Ette Weiner Wonderland Turns 22
The White Star Lunch N Ette on Motter Avenue Frederick marks 22 years at the corner of Seventh Street. Manager Pat Harding notes hot dogs as the top seller while the restaurant, a branch of the flagship on North Market Street, celebrates a family legacy dating to 1911 when Theodore Vodgis introduced Frederick to his frankfurters.
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Frederick
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Harding
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Inside The News Weather Update From The Region
Partly sunny today with highs in the 60s and a cooler Friday. Partly cloudy tonight and weekend plans remain unsettled as temperatures dip into the 40s in places. Orioles and Frederick Keys prospects rated among the system's best by observers.
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FAA cuts CIP funds for city airport over lease dispute
The FAA halted federal funding for the Frederick Municipal Airport citing a discriminatory leasing decision. The city faces losing about 4.5 million dollars in planning funds until the dispute with Advanced Helicopter Concepts Inc. and Frederick Aviation Inc. is resolved, with prior FAA-supported projects dating back to 1983.
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Keys move closer to rent-free lease
The Frederick Keys near a deal with Frederick city to use Harry Grove Stadium rent-free in exchange for maintaining it. After nearly two hours of discussion, all but one alderman approved moving toward a final agreement with lawyers to resolve the last differences. The plan would save the city over 1 million dollars over 12 years, as maintenance costs rise while stadium revenues stay limited. The main sticking point remains whether normal wear and tear should fall to the city or to the Keys, a point Mayor Paul Gordon warned could shift routine maintenance costs.
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BoE Faces Tough Questions Over Teachers Guides Review
Frederick County Board of Education faces a public review of Impressions teachers' guides sparking debate on parental access and teachers' rights. President Norman Quist says the move aims to protect due process while clarifying policy on instructional materials.
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Byron stays neutral on district congressional race
Frederick News reports Byron declined to endorse Esther Sth in the district race. Campaign aides Bartlet and Jim Lafferty said they have kept in touch with incumbent congresswoman who prefers a leadership role in the Democratic Party and cannot engage in GOP campaigning.
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