Budget surplus grows to 115 billion in 1999 forecast
President Clinton announced a raised estimate of a growing budget surplus reaching at least 115 billion dollars for fiscal 1999. He framed it as a major American comeback and urged Republicans to back a modest tax cut while addressing Social Security and Medicare. He referenced past economic improvements and warned against overly large tax cuts, proposing 250 to 300 billion as a target. He also said debt reduction could lead to debt-free status by 2015.
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Thurmont woman glad for new identity theft law
Susan Compolence of Thurmont praises Maryland's upcoming identity theft law as of Friday. The measure allows victims to seek restitution for credit repair and penalties include fines up to 500000 and up to 15 years in prison for the thief.
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Outreach center offers hope for troubled youths and future paths
Michael Pearson, president of Alternatives Law Crime Teen, helps lead a new community outreach center at Sager Housing Complex in Drederick PAU. The program, backed by local housing authorities and the Step for recreation sponsors, aims to empower at risk youths through conflict resolution, problem solving, and career guidance, with frequent sessions Monday through Friday.
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Woman Defends Religious Rocks On Lake Linganore Yard
Joanne Caldwell says a yard full of rocks bearing religious words like God pray and heaven is a protected expression. Neighbors complained and Lake Linganore Association ordered removal by October 14 or the rocks will be removed by the association. Caldwell says she is a victim of religious persecution and notes other displays nearby.
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New Market Days festival draws crowds despite drop in attendance
Mayor Rick Fleshman said crowds at New Market Days have fallen from about 18 000 a few years ago to around 9 000 this weekend amid competition from other festivals. He noted Middletown and Harpers Ferry also held events as The Great Frederick Fair continued. Vendors said money was solid and artists were plentiful, while the New Yorker Volunteer Fire Department reported brisk barbecue sales supporting equipment purchases.
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