Campbell Calls National Election in Canada for October
Prime Minister Kim Campbell announced a national vote set for October as Canada faces a 47 day campaign. The Liberals lead polls with 40 percent, Conservatives 36, NDP 8, Reform 7, Bloc Quebecois 6, amid high unemployment and a stubborn deficit.
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Clinton plan urges agency money savings and workforce reform
Clinton administration proposes incentives for agencies to cut costs and broaden managers power over personnel. It urges competition with private providers and easier firing of underperformers. Democrats praise yet await legislative detail. Foley expects action next year. Gore highlights anecdotes on red tape. report claims 200 billion yearly federal purchasing, potential 22.5 billion in savings by 2000 if regulations slimmed and agencies bypass central buyers.
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Frederick arts center seeks capital budget boost
Senate conference committee considers funding for an arts center at Carroll Creek in Frederick. Center officials say renovations need about 2.1 million dollars to finish, with first floor renovations due to open in November. The arts sector claims a 52 million dollar yearly regional impact. Hood College library at Hood College received a 36 million state construction grant.
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Frederick County Amends Housing Code and Denies Zoning Change
Surtaxstoners approve an ordinance to update the Frederick County Minimum Livability Code establishing minimum appliance guidelines for refrigerators and mandating separate utility meters for rental units where tenants pay utilities beyond rent. Commissioners deny Vira Safai’s request to rezone 2.6 acres on New Design Road from office research to commercial, citing unchanged neighborhood character since 1991 and adequate nearby commercial zoning in Kingsbrook subdivision.
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Amnesty says Iraq still holds hundreds of Kuwaitis
Amnesty International reports that two years after the Gulf War Iraq detains hundreds of Kuwaitis and other foreigners. The group cites a crackdown on Iraqi loyalists and says Kuwait claims more than 650 Kuwaitis remain missing in Iraq while Amnesty details 140 cases.
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Creek panel eyes surplus funds for creek park upgrades
At a Tuesday meeting the Creek panel said they may divert up to six million dollars in excess flood control funds from city county and state sources to park improvements along the creek. The final surplus amount hinges on the bid for the last flood control segment and could reach 500000 to 800000 from the city. Mayor aide warned state funds cannot be counted on and the panel unanimously backed pursuing any available excess funds for improvements near the Barbara Fritchie House and along South Market Street.
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EPA Expands Trading of Pollution Rights Nationwide
EPA proposes broadening a program that lets utilities meet clean air standards by trading pollution permits. The plan would cover all facilities emitting acid rain pollutants, enabling lower emitters to sell credits to those unable to afford upgrades. Browner cited economic benefits, new business, exports and jobs from expanded pollution control markets.
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Four Marines Dead In Mojave Desert Helicopter Crash
Four Marines were killed when two AH-1 Cobra helicopters collided during a training exercise near the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center in the Mojave Desert. The incident occurred just after midnight. identities and further details were not released pending notification of relatives.
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Air Force dreams color a Middletown youth’s life
In Middletown Jimmie Caniford, a high school senior who loved airplanes, joined the Air Force after graduation. He later was reported missing in action in Vietnam. His father, James Caniford, and mother Janice stay hopeful while keeping contact with the Air Force for updates. Mae Loveless recalls Caniford visiting her Frederick restaurant, where he shared interest in aviation and stayed in touch with letters during service.
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