Senators push for swift impeachment trial in Senate
AP reports lawmakers from both parties press for a rapid Senate impeachment trial for President Clinton. GOP voices favor censure after trial or if convictions fail, with talks intensifying as the 106th Congress prepares to convene January 6.
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Violent Crime Drops to Lowest Level Since 1973
The 1997 Bureau of Justice Statistics report shows violent crimes down overall by about 7 percent from 1996, with robberies driving the decline. Rapes and sexual assaults did not fall, while assaults declined slightly. President Clinton and Attorney General Reno touted the results as proof of tougher policing and prevention efforts.
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School administrator credits teaching path to promotion
Dr. Michele Krantz, after 20 years in the classroom, guides four new teachers as Yellow Springs Elementary assistant principal. Her shift to administration lets her influence hundreds of children as she advances to associate superintendent of elementary schools. She will leave Hayward Road for East Church Street over winter break. Sharon West will serve as acting special education supervisor in Krantz's absence.
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County Officials Drive Local Policy Amid 250th Anniversary
Frederick County celebrates 250 years with festivals tours and reenactments drawing record visitors. Voters elected Jan Gardner and John L Thompson Jr to the board, with David Gray named president after Bruce Reeder’s defeat. Debates centered on school crowding and infrastructure amid ethics and open meetings probes over the Jobs Pathway funding document.
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John L. Thompson Jr
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Mari Hoke
Terre Roy Rhoderick
Wona Hogai
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Frederick County fiscal 1998 ends with 9.5 million surplus
County budget officer Diane Penn says Fiscal 1998 ended with a 9.5 million surplus, the best revenue year of the 1990s. Officials forecast stronger finances for Fiscal 1999 and a 12.6 million rise in projected revenues for 2000, aided by refinancing and low interest rates.
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Post Christmas Returns Hit Stores With Exchanges Rising
At Shenk and Tittle in Francis Scott Key Mall assistant manager Sarah Snell reports 20 plus returns, mainly clothing wrong size or color. University of Maryland gear sells well as skis and snowboards look to increase with colder weather. Kay Bee Toys notes a Furby return credit and stock update after a defect.
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Francis Scott Key Mall
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Ravens win likely Ted Marchibroda's last game
Marykind improves to 13-1 as the Ravens claim a victory in what appears to be coach Ted Marchibroda's final game. The edition also highlights the FMH Special Care Nursery caring for its 100th baby and includes brief notes on local sports and community updates.
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Death of Agnes Loeschke at 101 in Thurmont
Agnes C Thomas Loeschke died at 101 on Sunday December 27 at her Thurmont home 161 82 Terben Court She was born November 17 1897 in Baltimore daughter of Jalé John Conrad and Minnie Thomas She was wife of the late Richard Julius Loeschke Survived by daughter Eve lyn Catherine Briean of Baltimore two sons Richard J Loeschke of Ellicott City aunt Thomas Loeschke and Beverly of Thor mont twelve grandchildren twelve great grandchildren and preceded in death by sister Catherine Holz worth and brothers Albert and George Thomas Public viewing hours set at Slack Funeral Home 3871 Old Columbia Road
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