Clinton urges Russians to reject failed policies of the past
President Clinton, in Moscow, tells Russian students and leaders to reject the failed policies of the past and to keep moving along democratic market reforms. He offers support but no financial aid, urges adherence to international commerce rules, and notes no sweeping agreements are expected at a summit unlikely to ease Russia’s currency crisis.
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Moscow
Clinton
Moscow State University of International Relations
Russia
Boris Yeltsin
Yeltsin
Kremlin
Road project frees farmers from cost of new bridge
Frederick officials announce that landowners of North Rosenstock Farm will not pay millions for Monocacy Boulevard. City and County will fund the road and bridge construction with bonds, rendering the 1988 annexation agreement moot. The $15 million loop around Frederick's east side aims to spur growth and jobs.
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Rosenstock
City of
Frederick County
North Rosenstock Farm
Monocacy Boulevard
Wall Street climbs after Black Monday rout
Wall Street opened higher as investors showed some recovery after Mondays 512 point Dow dive. The Dow rose 45.57 to 7584.81 in early trading as markets in Asia and Europe fell further. President Clinton and Treasury Secretary Rubin sought calm, while the bear market loomed from a 19.3 percent fall from July peak.
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Wall Street
Clinton
Treasury
Robert Rubin
Asia
Europe
Japan
Clinton reassures investors in Moscow speech
President Clinton told Moscow State University students that the U S economic policy remains sound despite Wall Street turmoil and Monday’s declines. He cited a strong job market and a balanced budget after consulting Treasury Secretary Rubin on the stock sell-off.
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Clinton
Wall Street
Treasury
Robert Rubin
Moscow State University
Thurmont school to house grades pre kindergart to second
The Frederick County Board of Education backed a plan to place pre kindergarten through second grade at a new Thurmont school while Thurmont Elementary would serve third through fifth grades. A task force favored a new primary school with older grades at the existing campus to balance capacity and technology upgrades.
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Thurmont
Frederick County
Tary
Thurmont Elementary
Frederick County SAT score slips five points in 1998
Frederick County SAT averages fall five points to 1049, still above state and national levels. Verbal down three to 519, math down two to 530. Frederick High up 15 to 1028, Singanore High down 33 to 1026, Brunswick High down 20 to 1039. Dr Dale notes more test takers.
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Frederick County
Jack Dale
Dale
Frederick High
Singanore High
Brunswick High
Brunswick
Scouting Life Rewards 86-Year-Old Joseph Davis
Joseph Davis, 86, reflects on a long scouting life that he calls very rewarding. He emphasizes character building citizenship training and physical fitness as core benefits guiding youth to perform daily good deeds and help others.
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Joseph Davis
Mr. Davis
Scouts Leader Honored With West Fellowship Award
Mr. Davis defends the Boy Scouts program as a character builder despite boredom concerns. A group of 15 scouting friends honored him with the James E. West Fellow award, including a $1,000 donation to the Philadelphia Scout ing Council Endowment Fund in his name.
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Davis
James E. West
Philadelphia Scouting Council Endowment Fund
West
Hillcrest Welcomes New Student Orlando Rojas
Orlando Rojas, a 9 year old from Mexico City, begins first day at Hillcrest Elementary in Frederick as part of a language immersion program. He joins 22 students in Lisa Rubin's class and adapts to English with support from translators and peers while sharing interests in pizza, soccer, Nintendo, and running.
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Orlando
Lisa Rubin
Hillcrest Elementary
Frederick
Hillcrest
Mexico City
Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz
Mexico
Lallo's Pizza
Frederick Towne Mall
Juan Rojas
Rojas
Carol Young
Fort Detrick
Ms. Young
Frederick News-Post on Recycled 700 Percent Paper Use
Frederick News-Post prints portions on 700 percent recycled paper and notes the newspaper is recyclable. The item highlights sustainability practices in the print industry.
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Frederick
Motorcyclist Dies From Injuries After Frederick County Crash
George B. Moxley, 72, of 7104 Linganore Road, died from injuries sustained in an August 3 crash on Linganore Road near Plantation Road. He failed to negotiate a curve, his motorcycle veered into a fence, and he was airlifted by state police helicopter to the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore.
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R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center
Baltimore
George B. Moxley
Linganore Road
Plantation Road
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