Maryland county ends volunteer cleanup over hate sign clash
Anne Arundel County scrapped its Adopt-a-Road program after a white supremacist group sought to adopt a mile of road with signs reading Invincible Empire Realm of Maryland. Officials estimate over 20 thousand dollars to clean 26 miles maintained by 23 groups. County Executive Janet Owens announced no hate signs would remain.
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Anne Arundel County
Ku Klux Klan
Invincible Empire Realm
Maryland
Janet Owens
Owens
Gene Newport Jr
Annapolis
Baltimore- Washington International Airport
Senators Seek 15 Million for Missouri River Habitat Program
Six Midwestern senators urged Congress to appropriate 15 million dollars for the Missouri River Fish and Wildlife Mitigation project. The Army Corps program aims to restore lost side channels and floodplain wetlands without affecting navigation or agriculture, championed by Roberts, Kerrey, Hagel, Bond, Grassley, and Harkin.
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Congress
Army Corps of Engineers
Pat Roberts
R-Kan
Bob Kerrey
D-Neb
Chuck Hagel
R-Neb
Christopher Bond
R-Mo
Chuck Grassley
R-lowa
Tom Harkin
D-lowa
McDougal Jury to Hear Starr Accuser Testimony
A Virginia woman Julie Hiatt Steele, tied to the Lewinsky saga, faces four felony counts in Virginia for obstructing justice and false statements. Judge George Howard Jr allowed McDougal jurors to hear Steele claim of intimidation by Starr's prosecutors, a move prosecutors criticized as dangerous amid McDougal's attempt to show aggressive tactics by Starr's team. Steele testifies May 3 as part of the broader Whitewater inquiry dynamics.
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LitTle Rock
Ark
Susan McDougal
Kenneth Starr
Virginia
Monica Lewinsky
McDougal
Starr
Clinton
Julie Hiatt Steele
Steele
U.S. District Court
George Howard Jr
Julie Myers
Howard
Washington
FBI
Willey
Richmond
Grand
Whitewater Grand Jury
Mark Geragos
Supreme Court Reinstates Gun Conviction Across States
The Supreme Court ruled 7-2 that a gun used during a crime can trigger a federal gun conviction and an extra five years in prison even if the gun was used in only one state, upholding a kidnapping case involving Rodriguez Moreno and accomplices connected to a 1994 drug deal. The underlying kidnapping occurred across four states, and Justice Clarence Thomas wrote for the majority.
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Supreme Court
Jacinto Rodriguez-Moreno
Ephram Avendano
Houston
New Jersey
Avendano
New York
Maryland
Rodriguez- Moreno
Rodriguez-Moreno
3Rd
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Clarence Thomas
Manhunt in wake of Abilene girlfriend killings
A 19-year-old man is charged with killing his girlfriend Sandy Witt and three of her friends in Abilene Texas. Authorities hunt for Arthur Goodman and his 16-year-old brother possibly linked to the shootings Monday afternoon. An apartment handyman, Larry Hammond, was shot while aiding the victims. The case has shaken a high crime area near three Christian universities and an Air Force base.
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Abilene, Tex
Arthur Goodman
Goodman
Sandy Witt
West
Texas
Jay Hatcher
Ms. Witt
Naomi Martinez
Erica Arispe
Penny Estrada
Hatcher
Larry Hammond
Ms. Estrada
Juanita Valdez
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Kathleen Willey
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Ritzman's Lawn Care
Journal-World
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Mike Rundle
City Commission
Madeline Finch
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Manhattan
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Woodward Publications
Wal*Mart Community Recycling
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Riverfront
Red Neck Palace
Billy Ray Cyrus
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