Lewinsky Clinton impeachment depositions reveal conflicting accounts
Witness Jordan recalls Lewinsky saying she had explicit phone talks with Clinton while he disputes breakfast meetings and notes from the Paula Jones case. Lewinsky earlier signed an affidavit denying an affair as prosecutors pursue details amid impeachment proceedings and potential public release of deposition tapes.
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Antarctic Marathon Dream Spurred by Chatfield Family
Kevin Chatfield and his family plan a South American to Antarctic voyage for the Antarctic Marathon first held in 1995 and staged every other year. They will fly to Ushuaia then cross Drake Passage to reach Antarctica after leaving Friday with a February 13 race date. Donations to Make-A-Wish Antarctic Fund support the trip and inspire others to help those in need.
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FCC to offer targeted 12 week courses for workers and students
The FCC will run intensive 12 week programs aimed at homemakers returning to work and high schoolers planning futures. Advisory panels of FCC staff and local business leaders will set skill standards, and 30 students per session may be trained. Grants distributed among over 200 applicant colleges with several already recipients.
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States earn grades in government performance study
Delaware earned a B overall with weaknesses in financial management and computer standardization. Virginia, Missouri, Utah, and Washington state topped the study with A grades. Maryland received praise for financial reporting and reforms but was faulted for nonstandard computer systems and procurement oversight. Patricia Ingraham led the project and said grades spark debate on government actions. Governor Glendening welcomed the results and noted room for improvement.
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Groundhog Day in Punxsutawney draws 15000 crowd
Gen. Lee lives as Punxsutawney Phil emerges on Groundhog Day amid 15,000 attendees. The tradition, rooted in German custom, blends ceremony and humor as Phil’s shadow is debated and fans travel from nearby towns to witness the event.
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AOL Bans 10 Year Old for Prank in AOL Case
In Orchard Park New York a 10 year old boy was banned from America Online for life along with his family. The boy Derrick Wolbert said he pretended to be an AOL agent and was surprised by the punishment. After pressure from the state attorney general and local coverage AOL restored the account.
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Beavers Relocated Near Memorial Pool As Park Plans Advance
Residents near the Edward P Thomas Jr Memorial Pool welcome beaver relocation options while Friends of Baker Park promotes a long term master plan through 2027. The plan centers on protecting 613 trees and planting hardwoods to mature by the park’s centennial in 2027, with many trees expected to take about 20 years to reach maturity.
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Breast cancer program expansion in Rockville extends reach
The Montgomery County Women Cancer program is expanded to include younger women and low income groups beyond the prior 50 plus threshold. Officials expect 850 additional women served by June, with testimonies on early detection’s life saving impact.
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Israel allows water walk for tourists at Sea of Galilee bridge
Israel plans a submerged floating bridge on the Sea of Galilee to let visitors reenact Jesus walking on water. The 13-foot wide crescent bridge will sit two inches below the surface, hold up to 50 people, and is slated for August at Capernaum amid church scrutiny.
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