Buster Douglas charged with drunken driving in Ohio
Former world heavyweight champion James Buster Douglas, 31, was charged with drunken driving after erratic driving near Westerville Ohio. He pleaded innocent, released on own recognizance, license suspended for prior DUI, and no trial date set. Douglas rose to prominence by knocking out Mike Tyson for the heavyweight title.
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Columbus, Ohio
James Buster Douglas
Douglas
Westerville
Franklin County
Bruce Jenkins
Mike Tyson
Evander Holyfield
Snowy Friday Closes Major Roads in Baltimore Area
Forecasters warned of a repeat front as temperatures drop next week. Maryland State Police reported 30 to 50 accidents in the metropolitan area after Thursday’s snow turned to freezing rain. A five car pileup near Annapolis closed the Severn River Bridge while the Jones Falls Expressway saw multiple crashes. Interstate 295 and I 95 experienced blocks and closures into the evening rush.
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Weather Service
Maryland
Frederick
Kevin Gardner
Frederick County
Baltimore and Annapolis
Annapolis
Severn River Bridge
Jones Falls Expressway
Baltimore
Baltimore Beltway
William Bokel
Bokel
Howard County
State Highway Administration
Valerie Burnette
Patapsco River
Baker visits Chelyabinsk nuclear complex in Russia
Secretary of State Baker toured the Chelyabinsk-70 institute in Dushanbe with about 30 scientists, noting the historic collaboration and warning of risks from terrorists seeking Russia's nuclear know-how. He proposed a joint project clearinghouse for peaceful nuclear research with Russian and foreign scientists. Yevgeny Avrorim urged a six member commission to assess proposals and apply scientist skills to fields like fiber optics and nuclear medicine.
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Central Asia
Tajikistan
Dushanbe
Mr. Baker
Institute
Baker
Chelyabinsk
Moscow
Josef Stalin
Urals
Russia
Avrorim
United States
Mikhailov
Chelyabinsk Complex
Democrats outline tax cut plan with credits and rate hike
Democratic leaders push a fair package in the election year featuring a wage earner tax credit up to 200 dollars and a 35 percent top rate plus a 10 percent surtax on millionaires. The proposal would funded by higher taxes on the wealthy and includes student loan interest deductions and tax-free home sale gains for older couples, while debating size and target of corporate cuts.
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Robert Matsui
D-Calif
Bush
Fitzwater
Congress
Dan Rostenkowski
D-Ia
Rostenkowski
County to award school construction contract in March
County officials said construction funding is seen at about 4.3 million from the state Interagency Committee, with a plan to cover around 1.3 million locally. Commissioners also dissolved the Frederick County Recreational Council after years of inactivity following Rock Creek School program start.
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Thomas Fox
State Interagency Committee
Frederick County Recreational Council
Rock Creek School
MSD honors Dr Denton as replacement search begins
The MSD governing board praised Dr Denton for years of service and announced a national search for his replacement with applications due by April 15. An administrative team under Dr Richard C Steffan Jr will lead MSD in his absence while a retirement ceremony is planned to mark his retirement.
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MSD
Denton
BOV
Richard C. Steffan Jr
Columbia
Dr. Denton
Frederick
Mullinix
Libya embargo to pass Security Council
The United States Britain and France agreed on a resolution to impose an air and arms embargo on Libya until it hands over suspects in the Pan Am 103 and a French flight bombing. The draft could reach the Security Council as early as Friday with a vote expected by month’s end. Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi said four Libyan officials would go to France to face charges in the 1989 UTA crash, but Libya would not honor the demand to hand over two Libyans wanted for the 1988 Lockerbie bombing.
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United States
Britain
France
Libya
Security Council
Muammar Gaddafi
UTA
Niger
Lockerbie
Scotland
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