Chiles says Bush's aid offer falls short for Florida
Governor Lawton Chiles says Bush's 7.8 billion hurricane aid package will not meet Florida's needs, estimating 6.7 to 9 billion required. He lobbied in Washington as residents vote amid storm devastation. Mobile homes face regulation reviews. Homestead weighs a ban while tent cities house 2,000 displaced. Carrie Meek elected as Florida's first Black congresswoman since Reconstruction.
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Lawton Chiles
Bush
Florida
Chiles
Washington
Congress
Louisiana
Guam
Omar
Homestead
Dade County
Gisela Salas
Carrie Meek
City panel approves parking relief for North Jefferson St residents
Streets and Sanitation Committee OKs a two hour parking zone on the west side of North Jefferson Street across from Parkway Elementary between West Patrick and Carroll Parkway. Yellow curb markings will limit curbside congestion while residents urge final Alderman approval on Sept 17.
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Jefferson Street
Streets and Sanitation Committee
Parkway Elementary
West Patrick Street
Carroll Parkway
Board of Aldermen
Bartlett and Hattery pitch pro business at Chamber forum
Congressional candidates Dr Roscoe Bartlett and Thomas Hattery spoke to Frederick County business leaders in a Chamber of Commerce breakfast, outlining positions on capital gains taxes and health care. Bartlett backed a broad capital gains tax cut and private-sector job growth, while Hattery supported a narrow exclusion for new ventures and opposed trading old stocks. Bartlett favors tax credits for small business health insurance, limits on malpractice awards, and neighborhood clinics to ease ERs.
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Roscoe Bartlett
Thomas Hattery
Frederick County
U.S
Maryland
Hattery
House of Delegates
Pew
Bartlett
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Pryate
Ths
Bartlett Ted
Mr Hattery
Canada
Robbery by note spree ends with Frederick arrest
Frederick police say 27 year old Collin Hinds of West South Street was arrested Wednesday morning at the 1 70 Truck Stop on charges of attempted robbery assault and reckless endangerment. The incident marks the second store hit in a week and a half. The investigation shifts to the investigative services bureau which also probes Tuesday morning's robbery at Eddie's Cleaners on South Market Street. Continued on page Ad
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South Market Street
Collin Hinds
West South Street
Frederick
John Nolte
Hinds
Investigative Services Bureau
Eddie's Cleaners
Inside The News Sports Patri boys
Brief scraps from the sports section note a local junior team, Patri boys, with partial captions and a tease to see page B-1 for full coverage. The fragmentary line hints at a boys game or roster, but lacks clear results or context.
Hood College Prepares Centennial with Library Dedication
Big banners adorn Alumnae Hall as Hood College readies centennial events and the new library dedication. Perini Construction workers were on site early Wednesday morning to hang the banners.
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Hood College
Perini Construction
Analysts project Maryland deficit near half a billion dollars
Maryland faces a current fiscal year shortfall of about 445 million dollars, with projections centering on a near 500 million dollar gap. Governor Schaefer cites potential cuts of 350 million in state spending and 150 million in county and city aid, while opposition cites a smaller 350 million figure.
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William Donald Schaefer
Maryland
University of Maryland
Mahlon Straszheim
Lorraine Sullivan Monaco
Schaefer
Maryland Association of Counties
Baltimore
House
R. Clayton Mitchell Jr
D-Kent
Senate
Thomas V. Mike Miller
Prince George’s
William Ratchford
Department of Fiscal Services
House Appropriations Committee
Senate Budget and Taxation Committee
Ratchford
State Board of Revenue
Dr. Straszheim
DNR land grab hopes meet farmer anger over trail plan
Frederick and Washington County residents challenge the Maryland Department of Natural Resources over plans to acquire farmland for the Appalachian Trail. The debate centers on a proposed 170 acre deviation east of Md 77, potential evictions, and the absence of mortgage payments to sellers. Local landowners fear loss of prime farmland and displacement as DNR aims to link state parks via new trail routes.
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Maryland
Frederick
Washington County
State Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Ing
Dan Yonker
Yonker
Audrey Willard
Edgar
Willards
Willard
Ridenour
Ira
Effective Schools reshapes old education thinking in Frederik County
The article reviews the Effective Schools research emerging after the Coleman Report era, led by educators like Dr Noe T Farmer Jr in Frederik County. It notes a push to apply principles to classroom practice, address funding debates, and contrast fatalistic views of student ability with efforts to tailor schooling to measurable achievement.
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Meran Studs
Evertuans
Frederik County
Noe T Farmer Jr
County Board of
Tee Farmers Artisa
Frederik Telenine
Farmey
Zea
Effertie Schools
Jarcon
Genete
Mick
Thephres
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