White House backs away from no new taxes pledge
The White House retreated from President Bush’s no new taxes pledge amid a televised address to persuade Americans on economic recovery. Officials framed the Detroit Economic Club speech as a major statement on economics with potential tax breaks for small business, while emphasizing Bush’s stance differs from Clinton’s.
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United Way aims 1.4M in local Frederick drive
The United Way of Frederick County kicked off its 54th annual fundraising drive on Thursday morning urging area businesses to support the campaign. The effort seeks 1.4 million dollars with funds to stay within the local community to assist health housing education and emergency services.
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Lumber price surge tied to hurricane demand in Florida and Louisiana
Lumber yards in Frederick County report dramatic price increases as demand outstrips supply following Hurricane Andrew. Exterior plywood for roofing rose from 9 to 12.99 per sheet in weeks, and man made roof sheeting costs climbed by 2 to 3. Local United Way raises 1.4 million for 22 agencies while maintaining autonomy from United Way of America. Dr. Michael Cohen notes the need for the national group to reform before continued local dues. Ramona Remsberg urges community support at the meeting.
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Baltimore weighs city police minority hiring commission
Baltimore officials debate a proposed minority hiring commission for the police department. CCRJ withdrew the plan after an emotional meeting, while Police Chief Regis Raffensberger urged delays and cites ongoing reforms. The swearing in of Pvt Jesse Goode and Lt James Durner expands the force to 91, with limited near term openings. NAACP leader Lord Nickens urged continued city collaboration despite setbacks.
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Planing dispute eases as Adcock gray row lingers next meeting
Frederick County officials debate Adcock and Gray in a heated clash over Adcock’s alleged abuse of citizens and lies about the county. Gray calls for removal, Adcock refuses unless asked by Ford or Sundergill. A Monday September 14 workshop may address possible hearing. Adcock praises supporters and notes he will press on.
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Fawleys Run Produce Stand Near Jefferson
John and Mary Fawley, nearing ninety, run a year round fruit and vegetable stand on Lander Road near Jefferson. Evening meals shared at home precede talkative days with loyal customers, local farmers, and seasonal traders stopping by after tram stops at Point of Rocks.
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Police probe link between robberies and suspect arrest
Frederick police investigate possible connection between 27 year old Collin Hinds of West South serene Frederick and a robbery at the 1.70 Truck Stop on South Market Street. Hinds was charged with attempted robbery assault and reckless endangerment as the store suffered its second hit in two weeks.
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Weather Outlook With Chance of Thunder Showers
A Sunday warm spell brings a chance of afternoon or evening thundershowers. Areas near the coast may see clouds building with a continued risk of storms. Temperatures rise to near seasonal highs as a map on pace shows modest warmth across the region.
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