Road kill fair game for Michigan hunters
Michigan approves rules to allow road-killed game to be kept legally during hunting season with a license, extending to birds and mammals such as fox and rabbits while excluding endangered species. Officials say the measure aims to prevent waste and nuisance from road fatalities.
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Michigan Department of Natural Resources
Dennis Knapp
Michigan United Conservation Clubs
Smith denies abusing Kennedy compound rape suspect statement
William Kennedy Smith, nephew of Sen. Edward Kennedy, publicly denied abusing the woman alleging assault at the Kennedy compound. The case centers on events during Easter weekend, with police planning to release a narrative of the incident as investigations continue.
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Edward Kennedy
Kennedy Compound
William Kennedy Smith
Washington
Smith
Georgetown University
Washington, D.C
Kennedy
Oceanside
Craig Gunkel
Iraqi and regional moves shape Kurds and Iraq
Reported clashes as Iraqi troops attack while a U S protected zone aids Kurds fleeing into rugged mountains. Turkey’s parliament approves limited Kurdish language use, a step toward ethnic rights. Iran's Rafsanjani blames the United States for regional turmoil and warns a democratic Baghdad may threaten Western interests.
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Turkey
Iran
Hashemi Rafsanjani
United States
Iraq
Baghdad
Rafsanjani
Tehran
Singapore high student burns in class accident
A Singapore High student, Michael Hann, 17, of New Market, remained in critical but stable condition Thursday night at the Francis Scott Key Burn Center after a cutting torch ignited the car’s gas tank during an agricultural mechanics class. He was flown by Maryland State Police helicopter to the burn unit with second and third degree burns over half his body.
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Singapore
Francis Scott Key
Baltimore
Michael Hann
New Market
Maryland
Michael
Tax deadline midnight Monday
Washington AP reports the federal tax filing deadline is midnight Monday for most Americans. If a return is late and taxes are owed, a penalty of 5 percent of the amount due per month or part of four months applies, plus interest on the penalty.
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Washington
Road realignment debate stalls as aldermen push study
City and county officials clash over a planned roadway through private property. Aldermen demand a formal study before any realignment, while Ausherman Construction proposes a route further east crossing fewer parcels. Concerns grow as residents like Michael Stup fear condemnation and a May planning commission vote looms, with public viewing of local recycling art at Winchester Hall.
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Ausherman Construction Co
Christopher’s Crossing
Kemp Lane
Jon Kreissig
Michael Stup
Frederick County
Winchester Hall
Planning Commission
Lehmersahl
Ausherman
Mild 30s Night Quiet for Local Orchards
A light breeze kept cold air moving over area orchards Thursday night cooling to 34 degrees at Catoctin Mountain Orchard near Thurmont but not endangering crops said Pat Runkles marketing manager. National Weather Service forecaster Ken Shaver expects no further drop tonight as skies stay cloudy. The forecast calls for cool wet weather this weekend with temperatures in the 50s and 60s.
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Catoctin Mountain
Thurmont
Pat Runkles
Mercury
Ken Shaver
National Weather Service
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