Clinton Acquitted in Impeachment Trial Vote
The Senate acquitted William Jefferson Clinton on perjury and obstruction of justice in a historic impeachment trial. The 50 to 50 vote fell short of the 67 needed for conviction, allowing him to finish his term amid ongoing controversy.
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Linda Tripp defends exposing Clinton affair on NBC Today
Linda Tripp says exposing the Clinton Monica Lewinsky relationship was her patriotic duty and that the public has no idea what Monica endured. She describes threats to her life and her family and accuses the president of emotional abuse and manipulation in a controversial interview.
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Lawmakers Rush To Change Maryland School Board Election
Freder ick County delegates moved to raise the elected seats on the seven member school board from three to four in 2000, aiming for a quick fix during a presidential year. The vote 6 to 2 followed by acknowledgment that no primary is scheduled, sparking concerns of hastiness and calls to study primary election impacts.
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CIP budget proposed for Frederick County six year plan
Frederick County advances its Capital Improvement Plan asking for over 452 million dollars for six years with water and sewer projects at about 84 million. The Board of Commissioners heard that the School system seeks the largest share, 189 million, including a proposed central high school costing 31.2 million and major renovations at Thomas Johnson High School and Glade Valley Middle?
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Nance denied delay as Arnaud Nance retrial cleared
US District Court Judge Alexander Williams Jr rejected Nance's bid to delay a state trial and barred Maryland from fearing future retrial on murder charges. The order clears the way for next week's re trial of Jean Louis Arnaud Nance in the killing of Adrian Pilkington, 20, of Knoxville. Pilkington was stabbed and dumped into the Potomac from the Md 17 bridge at Brunswick. Two co defendants have been convicted. Jason Jensen and Rachel Whitman received life and 13 years respectively. Brian Nicholas remains in a sentencing stage.
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Adventurous teacher feeds curiosity at stingray tank
In Baltimore, Abbe Harman of Orchard Grove Elementary led third graders to the National Aquarium where she donned scuba gear to feed stingrays. The scene captured students’ fascination as Harman lectured on rays and ocean science between demonstrations, highlighting hands on learning and enthusiasm for science.
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