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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Apr 23, 1999

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Tapes at Columbine High may reveal conspiracy evidence

Governor Owens and police say security tapes from Columbine High School may show more people involved in the plot. Timelapse cameras cover a week and may reveal movement and placement of explosives. Officials cite hidden bombs and homemade devices found after the attack as investigators search for confederates. Federal aid of 1.5 million was announced for victims and families.

Littleton Colo Columbine High School Bill Owens John Kiekbusch Kiekbusch Eric Harris Dylan Klebold Jim Parr Clinton Harris Klebold Sid Woodcock Jefferson County Sherif John Stone

Bennett Proposes Open Maryland Republican Primary to Indies

Richard Bennett, elected party chair in December, urged Maryland Republicans to allow independent voters to participate in the March 2000 primary to broaden the party’s reach. He criticized the GOP for being seen as extremist and called for a stronger outreach to independents. Maryland primaries have historically drawn bipartisan interest.

GOP Richard Bennett Ellen Sauerbrey Maryland Bennett Frederick

Frederick school offices may consolidate at single site

Frederick County school officials weigh moving to a Hayward Road site or downtown Frederick to house about 110000 square feet of offices and roughly 275 employees today, with growth to about 360 staff and 90000 square feet projected over the next decade. Former mayor Paul Gordon urges downtown location citing population mass and local services.

Hayward Road Frederick Frederick County Board of Education Frederick City County E. Church St Prospect Street Middletown Raymond Barnes Paul Gordon Gordon Plantromtes East Church Street

NATO strikes Belgrade TV HQ in Kosovo war flare up

NATO hit the Belgrade headquarters of Serbia state television disabling the main news source as clashes over Kosovo intensified. Ten people were killed and many believed buried as debris smothered the building during the attack on NATO’s 50th anniversary summit day.

Belgrade Yugoslavia NATO Serbia Today Slobodan Milosevic Goran Matic Moscow Kosovo Milosevic Radio Television Houstons Khou-Tv Clinton Tony Blair Blair Pentagon Kenneth Bacon Vojslav Mihajlome Serbian TV Phew Agendy Tanjue Wruck

Bartlett joins more to withdraw troops

Congressman Bartlett joins a group led by Rep. Tom Campbell calling for Congress to end US participation in the Kosovo campaign. He says Congress must declare war or halt bombing and bring troops home, warning failure to act risks constitutional issues and societal harm as in Vietnam.

Washington Represcot Bartlett Roth Congress Yugoslavia Clinton Tom Campbell R-Calif Bartlett Kosovo Vietnam Campbell NATO Mare Gararess Jawor Campbell MaClintons Supreme Court House Committee On International Relations Althaget Committee Rep Bul Gilman Ron Henun Mt Galt Slobodan Vidoseny Saddam Hus NY P Yugoslavian Bade

Park study targets alien plants after Earth Day grant

Catoctin Mountain National Park and Hood College announced a 50000 grant to study alien plant species in the park and how to control them. Park officials note about 14 percent of park plants are alien with six new species identified.

Thurmont Catoctin Mountain National Park Hood College Joel Poole National Park Service Catoctin Mountain Park Poole Therrve Ryde Kerrie Ryde

State files seek injunction to shut Neutron plant

Maryland files for a court order to halt Neutron Products in Dicker son and ban cobalt-60 production. The move targets enforcement of an MDE shutdown plan amid financial and safety concerns. Neutron disputes the action as hostile and vows to challenge. The suit seeks removal of all radioactive waste by July 2004 and a plan within 30 days, with an expedited hearing requested.

Dickerson Maryland Department of the Environment Neutron Products Jackson Ransohoff MDE Montgomery County Tialy Quentin Banks

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