Black Caucus converts split over Clinton crime bill
Three Black Caucus Democrats Cleo Fields Charles Rangel and John Lewis oppose the death penalty yet agree to back changes to revive the 33 billion anti crime package on the House floor The group shows the split within the caucus as leaders seek modifications to win moderates while preserving core support from Democrats
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Clinton
Cleo Fields
Louisiana
Charles Rangel
New York
John Lewis
Georgia
House
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Congress
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Rangel
Congressional Black Caucus
White House
Leon Panetta
Capitol Hill
Witmer given life without parole for Frederick killings
Daren Witmer, 24, received life without parole plus 10 years for escaping after admitting the brutal robberies and murders of two elderly Frederick men. Judge G Edward Dwyer Jr said Witmer showed no remorse as he described the victims William McSherry Jr. and Lt. Col. Owen Wilson.
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Patrick Street
Frederick
William Clinton McSherry Jr
East Second Street
Owen Wilson
Key Parkway
Plea defeats death penalty in Witmer case at hearing
Daren Witmer 24 sat in court with leg irons and a cross, answering yes sir to Judge Dwyer. He pleaded guilty to two murders to avoid the death penalty, receiving life without parole plus 10 years. He told a reporter he fathered a child born Aug 9 with his girlfriend Cassandra Summers, and said prison would be temporary. Relatives of the victims expressed heartbreak as Witmer, once a fugitive, discussed his lack of remorse and belief that God does not answer all prayers. Detention officials noted his hollow, emotionless stance throughout the proceedings.
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Col. Wilson
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Julie Stevenson
Frederick County
Daren Witmer
Edward Dwyer
Witmer
Frederick City
Cassandra Summers
Caren Jr
Owen David Wilson
Carolyn Wilson
William Clinton McSherry
Jay Friend
Detention Center
Barry Stanton
Maryland Diagnostic Reception Center
Blalock Views Bonsai as Art
Weather brief notes fair tonight with lows in the mid sixties. Friday looks sunny and humid with highs in the upper seventies. Map reference and weather map included. Blalock discusses bonsai as an art form. D-1
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Crawford uses Internet in bid for Congress in 6th District
Dr Crawford, a University of Maryland public policy professor and Democrat, campaigns by computer becoming the first in the 6th District to offer an online electronic brochure. He notes Internet access is scarce locally but says the approach shows his willingness to pursue innovative campaign strategies and solve national problems. Continued on Page A-7.
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Dr Crawford
University of Maryland Public Policy
6Th
Crawford
Doylestown
Cornell University
Mission of Mercy Clinic Launched by Sullivans in Emmitsburg
Dr Michael Sullivan and Dr Gianna Talone Sullivan launch Mission of Mercy a mobile health clinic to aid underinsured treating basic health needs and dispensing drugs on a two week rotation through Emmitsburg Brunswick Leitersburg and Westminster. Charity status pending though donations fund the project with volunteers from multiple counties.
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Michael Sullivan
Mission of Mercy Mobile Health Clinic
Emmitsburg
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St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Sullivans
Susan Elson
Maryland
Mission of Mercy
Washington
Frederick
Baltimore
Gettysburg
Detention center escapee surrenders after manhunt
Larry Lidie, 45, Frederick, who escaped from Frederick County Adult Detention Center Sunday night, surrendered Wednesday morning after visiting The Frederick News-Post to drop a letter to the editor. He faces escape charges and is held in solitary as authorities recount the chase and his promise to surrender.
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Frederick
Barry Stanton
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Maryland State Police
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Pye
Larry
Fred
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Parker would attack U S trade effort in Maryland race
Frederick News Post summarises Fredric Parker's views as he runs in Maryland's 6th District GOP primary against Roscoe Bartlett. Parker, a 33 year old Westinghouse electrical engineer and three time candidate, calls for a get tough policy with Japan, equal access to markets, and tax and regulatory incentives to boost US investment, equipment, R and D and reliability.
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Ellicott City
Maryland
Roscoe Bartlett
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