Clinton Uses All Gimmicks To Sell Health Plan
The Clinton White House plans broad, nonstop publicity to market a complex health care package. It will center on six simple principles and use fax machines, toll-free lines, house parties, TV town halls, and surrogate speakers to win public support.
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Waterline work planned for Butterfly Lane area
Frederick County moves forward on a water line extension to Butterfly Lane and Mount Phillip Road homes facing failing wells and septic systems. Bid advertising is underway, with a contractor named by early October and work slated for about three months, followed by sewer line extensions in a second phase set to begin by May 1994. The project covers five homes from Hillcrest Drive to Mount Phillip Road, causing traffic disruptions within the right of way. Total project cost is estimated at 600000 dollars.
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Butterfly Lane
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Kevin Dempsky
Frederick County
Mark Scire
Frederick City
Dempsky
School board approves $18.8M 1995 CIP budget
The Frederick County Board of Education approved an 18.8 million capital budget for fiscal year 1995 directed mainly to Urbana High School. The panel cited enrollment growth and outlined an extended plan to spend 855 million from 1996 through 2000, pending state and local approvals as 90,617 students were registered on Sept. 18 with 1,243 more anticipated.
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Frederick County Board of Education
Urbana
Harry T deMoll
Hillcrest
Nic Dedion
Danielle Myers Wins Grand Champion Cake at 4H Fair
Frederick County 4H baked foods sees Danielle Myers from Tamsville claim grand champion with a $1,600 chocolate layer cake defeating more than 250 cakes and 100 exhibitors. The junior, 16, with guidance from grandmother Charlotte Montgomery, credited real butter and careful cooling for success.
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Frederick County
Danielle Myers
Baked Foods
Frederick Underwriters
Tate Chrysler Plymouth
Danielle
Tamsville
Charolette Montgomery
Frederick High School
Senior Grand Champion Cake Sells at 4-H Auction
Danielle Myers of Green Valley 4-H Club smiles as her Senior Grand Champion chocolate cake sells for 1600 dollars at the Great Frederick Fair 4-H Cake Auction. Jay Ruby officiated the sale with Tate Chrysler Plymouth and Frederick Underwriters as buyers.
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Green Valley
Jay Ruby
Frederick County
Frederick Fair
Tate Chrysler Plymouth
Frederick
Dente Brashear Wins Master Showman Title at 4-H Beef Ring
18 year old Frederick youth Dente Brashear claimed the master showman honor at the Great Frederick Fair during the 4-H beef fitting and showing contest. He earlier won the senior division and overall trophy, then faced prior champions to earn the title while managing daily 4-H project care and long hours. He recalled a rough state fair debut where a yearling got loose and dragged him, ending last in his class.
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Dente Brashear
Frederick Fair
Frederick
Mr. Brashear
Brashear
Ene
MTA to search for new commuter parking lot
After hours of complaints more than 50 area commuters won a promise from the Mass Transit Administration to locate a new bus lot for Shady Grove riders. Frustration rose over the Md 144 site lacking lights phones and shelter and notices were late.
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State Mass Transit Adminstration
Shady Grove
Francis Scott Key Mall
MD 144
State Highway Administration
Lawrence Kress
Weather outlook calls for showers and clearing skies
The forecast predicts rain early today with a chance of continuing showers, highs in the 70s. Tonight should clear with lows in the 50s. Wednesday brings mostly sunny skies and highs in the upper 70s as shown on page 4-9.
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Joint effort rebuilding dams on Potomac River
A cooperative project by the National Park Service state Department of Natural Resources and the US Navy Seabees repairs two unsafe Potomac River dams upriver from Williamsport. Seabees use a lighter amphibious vehicle to install underwater pipes for concrete forms, with officials saying cooperation lowers cost and speeds work. The eight week program is budgeted with state and federal support.
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Williamsport
National Park Service
State Department of Natural Resources
US Navy Seabees
Potomac River
Willamsport
Thomas Hobbs
C&o Canal
Chuck Hennig
US Bureau of Reclamation
Seabees
Hennig
Meteod
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DNA
Patricia Manowa
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