Officials feud over convention in Maryland politics
Senate President Thomas W. Mike Miller and House Speaker Casper Taylor declined invitations to the Democratic National Convention in Chicago, while Gov. Parris Glendening invited them as nonvoting delegates. Both refused, citing no interest as party feuds surface amid Maryland’s shifting two party dynamics.
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Senate
Thomas W. Mike Miller
Chicago
Parris Glendening
House
Casper Taylor
Taylor
Glendening
Ray Feldmann
Richard Parsons
Miller
Parsons
Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee
Bill Clinton
Democratic Party
Maryland
GOP
Ellen Sauerbrey
Herbert Smith
Western Maryland College
Cleveland Browns
William Donald Schaefer
Kurt Schmoke
Schmoke
Gettin hitched Julie Shapard Ties Dogs to Milestone Post
Julie Shapard joins a playful ceremony Thursday morning hitching her dogs Abby Jeff and Sarah to a hitching post on the Old National Pike milestone near East Patrick Street in front of Blue Ridge News Inc. The iron peg was originally for horses.
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Julie Shapard
Old National Pike
Blue Ridge News Inc
East Patrick Street
Abby
Jeff
Sarah
Whiten finalist Whitney Whiten earns state finalist honor
Whitney Whiten of Frederick, 6 year old daughter of Darryl and Dena Whiten, is named a state finalist in the Miss Maryland American Princess Pageant to be run at the BWY Marriott Hotel in Baltimore on August 10 and 11. She is sponsored by Rena Kirby Pontiac, Watson's Restaurant, and Colonial Jewelers. Her hobbies include roller blading, playing with friends, golf, and collecting bugs.
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Whitney Whiten
Darryl
Dena Whiten
Frederick
Historic District approves Cannery Row renovation in Frederick
HDC approves converting the 32,000 square-foot former Cannery Row at 241 E Fourth St into a two story business office with 66 off street parking spaces. First tenants will occupy 14,000 square feet around Oct 1 as downtown space remains in high demand.
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Gary Baker
E. Fourth St
Frederick
Historic District Commission
Baker
Drop in youth violence draws nationwide attention
Nationwide emphasis on youth crime from police, clergy, schools, and communities is linked to a 2.9 percent drop in juvenile violent crime arrests in 1995 and a 15.2 percent fall in murder arrests. Attorney General Reno calls it a cultural shift, with prevention and enforcement together shaping safer communities.
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Washington
FBI
Northeastern University
Jack Levin
Levin
Northeastern
Janet Reno
Reno
Dennis E. Nowicki
Charlotte-Mecklenburg
N.C
Nowicki
New York City
Alfred Blumstein
Carnegie Mellon University
Blumstein
New York
Mike Farrell
Farrell
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Perse Ceara
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NYS
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