Clinton impeachment turmoil as Livingston resigns
President Clinton faced imminent impeachment as House turmoil deepened after incoming Speaker Bob Livingston announced resignation over personal revelations. Hillary Clinton rallied Democrats while they pushed for a censure vote amid a party split. Republicans claimed the process undermines the rule of law.
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Jobs Pathway funding debate and bridge plan in Frederick
Frederick Mayor Jim Grimes and the aldermen weighed a funding agreement for Jobs Pathway and a concrete plant near residential zones. After a 4-1 vote to approve a controversial $4 million Monncacy Boulevard bridge, opponents and supporters filled the chamber with comments. The financial officer of a regional construction company urged that the project makes silent financial sense for Frederick County, while criticizing past county commissioner positions.
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Clinton says US ready to use force again over Saddam missiles
President Clinton announces the United States is prepared to strike again if Saddam Hussein reconstitutes weapons of mass destruction after a three day bombardment. He praises deployed troops as White House considers steps and national security advisers gather.
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Sabillasville Elementary tops MSPAP scores in Frederick County
Small Sabillasville Elementary leads Frederick County in MSPAP results with 77 percent of third and fifth graders at satisfactory or higher. Teachers credit hard work and daily reading and writing routines, while the school emphasizes early preparation and low pressure.
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Smith named deputy state's attorney in Frederick County
Charles Smith MII won the appointment as Frederick County deputy state's attorney, to focus on community outreach and resident education. He was named Friday afternoon by State's Attorney Scott Rolle to fill the post left by Julie Stevenson, who becomes Frederick's circuit court judge next Monday.
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Delaplaine Trust Donation Boosts Frederick Arts
Frederick officials celebrate a $1 million gift from the Judge Edward S. Delaplaine Trust to the Community Foundation of Frederick County. Mayor Grimes praises the Delaplaine family’s long generosity and says funds will support the Delaplaine Visual Arts Center, the National Museum of Civil War Medicine, arts programs, and city infrastructure needs. Aldermen express gratitude and note there are no strings attached to the gift.
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Orioles Sign First Baseman WH Clark For Two Years
The Baltimore Orioles announce the signing of first baseman WH Clark for two years and 11 million dollars as they pursue a winning season. The deal strengthens the lineup with a veteran bat and defensive solidity.
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