House Debates Impeachment of President Clinton
The House opens impeachment proceedings against President Clinton, weighing four articles as Republicans claim a betrayal of the public trust while Democrats urge delay during the Iraq crisis. Hyde argues swift action proves democracy works, as Bonier counters the urgency of removal amid military action.
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Roscoe Bartlett
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Forces prepare for more strikes
U S and British warplanes pressed airstrikes on Iraq as the impeachment debate dominated Washington. Cruise missiles hit anti aircraft sites and military command centers while pilots returned safely from missions in Operation Desert Fox. National Security Adviser Berger cautioned Ramadan would not automatically halt strikes.
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Commissioners vote to defer APFO changes in strategic plan discussion
Frederick County commissioners halted plans to amend the adequate public facilities ordinance. Commissioner Thompson pushed three changes to tighten school capacity rules, restrict phased builds, and curb redistricting latitude. The majority voted to wait and monitor the revised APFO before further changes, with Rhoderick Hogan Gardner opposing the motion.
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Frederick County
John Thompson
Thompson
David Gray
Terre Roy Rhoderick
Onn Hogan
Jan Gardner
Rhoderick
Hogan
Delaplaine Trust Gives $1 Million To Frederick Foundation
Delaplaine Trust announced a gift of 1 million dollars to the Community Foundation of Frederick County to support charitable and eleemosynary institutions in Frederick city and county. Trustees George B Delaplaine Jr and George E Randall cited city programs to receive funding including the Delaplane Visual Arts Center and the National Museum of Civil War Medicine. Mayor Jim Grimes said the timing would boost funding for city artístico and cultural institutions and infrastructure needs.
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Frederick
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George E. Randall
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Delaplane Visual Arts Center
National Museum of Civil War Medicine
Delaplaine
City OKs 4 Million Bridge Across Monocacy River
Frederick aldermen approve a 4 million bridge for the Jobs Pathway loop on the east side without county or state aid. The project aims to open agricultural land to industrial development and create thousands of jobs, funded by a TIF and local bonds. J&R Limited and East Side Story partner on land sales and a nearby concrete plant, with CSR Hydra Conduit involved in construction. Alderman Kuzemchak dissented.
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Whch
East Side Story
ESS
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CSR
Monocacy Boulevard
John CD. Leisenring
Leisenring
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Indiana
East Patrick Street
MD 26
Fradengk News recalls oath day on recycled paper
The Fradengk News reports on an oath day observed by the Post AG, noting extensive use of 160 percent recycled paper. Details are fragmentary but indicate a ceremony and emphasis on sustainability in publication practices.
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Pripar
State Farm Gives Head Start Children a Merry Christmas
State Farm employees brightened a Head Start celebration by presenting gifts for 224 children. Most gifts were clothing as the kids sang, with Santa and Good Neighbor Bear visiting. Gifts were delivered to Head Start locations after the atrium event.
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Head Start
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Joan Bastian
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