White House Congress agree on broad spending bill and immigration
Budget negotiators struck a wide ranging accord on the fiscal 1997 spending bill and tougher immigration measures. The agreement clears the way for a combined final vote, allows agencies to operate and aims to curb illegal immigration while preserving education and anti terrorism funding.
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NCI vacates Frederick site leaving space for FMH plan
The National Cancer Institute vacated its clinical services suite at the Regional Cancer Therapy Center on West Seventh Street, prompting Frederick Memorial Hospital to decide on space use. Options include expanding IV therapy, starting a new research program, relocating services, or leasing to private physicians. About 80 workers were affected as jobs were reassigned or lost.
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Charges filed in fatality involving Myersville teen
Michael Robert Silverman a 17 year old Myersville resident faces two counts of homicide by vehicle while intoxicated and related charges for a crash on an eastbound I 70 ramp from Md 17 that killed two Middletown men Jason Wise 21 and Bryce Lewis 19. The accident occurred about 1 am when the vehicle struck a disabled tractor trailer on the shoulder. Silverman is represented by Brooke Murdock with Assistant State's Attorney Brian Hutchison prosecuting. bail was posted after juvenile jurisdiction was waived.
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Tragedy and Trials For a Young Hutchison Family
A Frederick couple faces financial crisis after the Social Security Administration ends SSI for son William due to husband’s income exceeding the limit. Loss of SSI ends Medicaid coverage costing about $16,000 monthly, worsening the hardship for the family with triplets and a Down syndrome child.
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Billy Hutchison
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Substation sparks power struggle in Mount Airy
Frederick County planners clash with the Board of Zoning Appeals over Potomac Edison’s plan to build a 34 kilovolt substation north of Mill Bottom Road. The planning commission says the BZA’s Aug. 27 reversal to require extensive screening was mishandled, returning the case for reconsideration.
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Weinberg Center names Jade Wu new director in Sykesville
Jade Wu, newly hired director of the Weinberg Center for the Arts in Frederick, says the theater will see a positive upswing under her leadership. She stresses staff retention, teamwork, and long term planning while addressing residency and salary questions and planning community outreach with groups like the NAACP.
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Inside The News Portions Of The Frederick News Post
Portions of the Frederick News Post are printed daily on recycled paper and the newspaper itself is recyclable.
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Ribbon cutting opens 1996 Home Improvement Show at Frederick Fairgrounds
The event marks the show’s official start with a ribbon cut Saturday morning. Sponsored by the Professional Remodelers Organization of the Frederick County Builders Association, it runs Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Sunday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Various local officials and industry leaders attend, including Doug Ogden, Bev Shelton, Mick Strine, Alderman Baldi, Del. Snodgrass, Congressman Bartlett, Del. Hecht, and other notable figures from Frederick County government and business groups.
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Mary Pat Kulina
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