Schaefer outlines two plans to cut 450 million
Maryland Governor William Donald Schaefer presented two budget cutting options totaling 450 million. One plan calls for deep agency cuts, the other shifts more burden to counties with 241.3 million from agencies, 150 million to local government, plus 88 million in fees and 50 million from a new lottery. About 450 state workers could lose jobs. 2,500 would be let go under the broader cuts if the legislature rejects the plan.
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Europeans take desperate steps to protect currencies
In Brussels Italy joined Britain in abandoning the European currency system and let the lira float, while Spain cut the peseta by 5 percent. The crisis threatens Prime Minister Major’s government as Britain rejects EMS support. The EC central bank met to reaffirm commitments while markets reacted with stock gains and gold prices rising. The Bundesbank kept rates steady despite turmoil as German policy underscored currency pressures across Europe.
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Seven Frederick students semifinalists in Merit Scholarship race
Seven Frederick County students are semifinalists in the National Merit Scholarship Program. They will compete for one of 65 percent of 91 scholarships based on the Preliminary SAT and Scholastic Aptitude Test scores.
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PUD designation near Urbana stays in plan
Frederick County Planning Commission voted to keep the Planned Unit Development designation for Urbana for 20 more years. Critics argued it promotes unwanted density while supporters said it funds services and mass transit and aids financing for a nearby subdivision.
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Giant Safeway workers approve four year pact in Maryland
Workers at Giant Food and Safeway stores in Frederick and Walkersville voted to ratify a four year contract covering 20 000 grocery workers. Union members traveled to Washington to hear presentations before the vote. Safeway Inc employees 7994 543 approved and Giant 2254 226 approved. Negotiations concluded a day earlier with Local 27 of the United Food and Commercial Workers Union. The Local also represents 1 000 Super Fresh employees who agreed to the union terms.
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Western Maryland Faces Tight 6th District Contest
In a tight race for Western Maryland’s 6th District, Democrat Thomas Hatters upset in March reshaped the race against Republican Roscoe Bartlett. National committees view the contest as a priority, with DCCC and NRCC pledging coordinated funds and campaigns to sway voters, including ad buys and GOTV efforts, as the parties battle for a seat since 1968.
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Fragmented OCR Weather Survey Notes from 1990s
Fragmented OCR text mentions hurricane Andrew and survey topics with scattered names. The readable parts reference a survey, weather, and possible names like Henke and U es, but no clear event, date, or outcome is established. The fragmentary content suggests a local notes page rather than a coherent report.
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