Clinton lays out must pass agenda in radio address
President Clinton catalogs a must list for Congress including welfare reform targeted tax cuts and a crime bill upholding the assault weapons ban He urges protecting education spending and argues for 100,000 new police officers while criticizing GOP plans as too radical amid a post Easter reconvening timeline.
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Town and builder debate future of old pavilion site
Mayor Johnson and Mike Mead discuss repurposing the old open air pavilion, with the town as potential owner for future use as a park or dance space. Residents recall dances in the 1930s and earlier political meetings by Gov Edwin Warfield. Oscar Baker recalls youth memories and community ties to the pavilion through decades.
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Commissioner Overspends Expense Account In Lawyer Fees
Gray used the county expense fund to hire a lawyer costing taxpayers 1210 dollars amid a public dispute with Ms. Yingling. He defends the move as a legitimate expense and says other commissioners’ accounts will offset the deficit. Board President Hoke and accounting chief Silverman comment on ethics and deficit handling. Remaining balances show Reeder over 2000, Rhoderick and Hogan over 1000, Hoke about 1100.
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County fights to regulate rubblefill sites and zoning
County officials seek power to regulate rubblefill operations while Mr Eyler fights to rezone his land from agricultural use to a solid waste floating zone. The January 1993 denial and later court ruling declared the ordinance invalid. The appeal argues improper suit and proper adoption, with a Curative Act reaffirming zoning.
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Pope John Paul II Helps Carry Cross in Good Friday Procession
Pope John Paul II, limping after hip surgery, asked for help carrying the cross during the Good Friday Colosseum procession. A Protestant nun and others joined, marking the first time women and non Catholics carried the cross. He used a cane part of the way and handed the cross to a Swiss Lutheran nun before finishing.
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