Impeachment push bolts at White House amid doubt
The Clinton administration faces mounting sentiment for impeachment as House leaders weigh the first presidential impeachment vote in 130 years. Several Republican opponents switch to opposing impeachment while Democrats warn the odds look grim. An AP poll finds mixed positions among lawmakers, with 122 for impeachment, 151 against, and 104 undecided. White House aides grow more pessimistic about avoiding impeachment.
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Clinton
House
Frank LoBiondo
New Jersey
Jim Walsh
New York
Fred Upton
Michigan
Virgil Goode Jr
Virginia
Goode
Associated Press
White House
Nonpartisan elections proposed for Frederick city
The Frederick County Democratic State Central Committee seeks public input on a proposal for nonpartisan elections in Frederick. Republican Alderman Joseph Baldi initiated the idea after observations at a Maryland Municipal League conference. Democratic Chairman Thomas Slater urges broad discussion and cautions against rushing action.
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Frederick County
Democratic State Central Committee
Frederick
Joseph Baldi
Baldi
Maryland Municipal League
Bald
Thomas Slater
Democratic Central Committee
Slater
Jim Grimes
Planning commission hears buffer yard expansion debate
Frederick planners heard developers and lawyers oppose a planning department proposal to widen buffer yards between residential and industrial zones. Critics argued for a community solution and warned 300 properties could be affected with potential economic impact while questioning notification procedures and urging more deliberation before any decision.
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Frederick
William Brenner
Broderick County
MacIntosh
Michael Smariga
Harris Smariga Associates Inc
Greater
Ferguson to chair Frederick County delegation in Annapolis
Sen. Timothy Ferguson of Carroll County was elected chairman of Frederick County eight member delegation to Annapolis. The vote 6-1 with one absence chose Ferguson to replace outgoing Sen. John Derr. He pledged to work hard and fairly while sharpening colleagues pencils to ease their jobs.
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Timothy Ferguson
Carroll County
Frederick County
Annapolis
Ferguson
John Derr
Mr. Ferguson
Frederick Community College
Career and Technology Center
Louise Snodgrass
Frederick County librarians boost book orders with SAPE grant
Elementary librarians in Frederick County aim to add thousands of new books this month under the SAPE state grant. The funding totals about 251,000 in books and materials for the county, part of a 3 million statewide increase. Media services chief Ian Hummer notes progress is hard, as schools balance new items with weeding existing collections. Wolfsville Elementary reports 6,500 to 7,000 items in its media center, well below the 12,000-item state standard.
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General Assembly
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Ian Hummer
Wolfsville
Jenise Meyer
Artist Aims to Fight Drugs With His Talent
Bruce Walsh, assistant manager at Pargo's Spirited Foods, pursues a larger dream to use his artistic gift to help save others from drug use. He blends daily work with community outreach, planning performances and mentoring to steer youth away from drugs.
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Bruce Walsh
Pargo
Spirited Foods
Man to Open Art Workshop to Aid Youths
Mr Walsh, 40, who has not drunk or used drugs since 1989, aims to open an art workshop titled Reversal of Misfortune to steer youths away from drugs and alcohol. The program would teach oil and acrylic painting, clay work, sculpture, and documentary film making with a projected cost near 79000 dollars and community service required for participants.
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Walsh
Mr. Walsh
Brace Walsh
Pomions 1 The Freclonch ME Post Printed Daily
A fragment from a local paper describes a daily print run on 100 percent recycled paper with a playful headline style. The text mentions Atwos and paper quality but lacks full context or clear events.
Mrs Lucy Shinn 100 Dies at Frederick Center
Mrs Lucy Stevens Shinn 100 formerly of Creagerstown died Sunday Dec 13 at Frederick Health Care Center where she resided. Born May 24 1898 at Black's Mill she was daughter of James Grayson and Nannie Staup Stevens. She lived in Thurmont and worked at Claire Frock retiring 1973. Survived by three children Ralph Shinnie Richard Shinn Dorothy Budd seven grandchildren. Also survived by Dana Baer Stacey Brooks Steven Budd. She was a member of St John’s Lutheran Church Job’s Daughters and the Order of Eastern Star Baltimore.
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Lucy Stevens Shinn
Creagerstown
Frederick
Ralph A. Shinn Sr
Black's Mill
James Grayson
Nannie Staup Stevens
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