Freshman Del. Stup Opens Maryland General Assembly
Del. J Anita Stup R Fredericks new delegate from 3B outlines low key start. She seeks to learn who is on first as she settles into Annapolis life after eight years as Frederick County Commissioner.
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Bush backs war plan to oust Iraq from Kuwait
House Republicans rally behind President Bush as support grows for using force to compel Iraq to withdraw from Kuwait. Newt Gingrich and Robert Michel frame aggression as necessary. An ABC News poll shows 68 percent favor attacking if Iraq fails to exit by Tuesday, up from 58 percent a month earlier.
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Rolle to resign as Frederick deputy state’s attorney
Scott Rolle, 29, announces he will leave his first full attorney position after a 20 year focus on drug cases. He plans private practice on West Patrick Street and pursues a potential judgeship, arguing for pro-active police work and continued courtroom activity before departing amid last two jury trials.
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Emmitsburg Power Outage Lasts 38 Minutes
An outage in Emmitsburg and nearby roads lasted 38 minutes on Thursday evening from 6 30 p m to 7 08 p m. Greg McBee of Potomac Edison said a temporary short in the circuits caused the blackout and no major repairs were required.
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Snow storms strain budgets and toll on roads in Frederick
State budget remains spare as Friday storm costs less than Wednesday's ice event due to lighter salt use. Maryland State Police at Frederick reported few major accidents but many fender-benders and ditchings, with troopers doubled on duty. City traffic flowed with minimal issues as Chief Maj. Richard J. Ashton noted snow accidents are rarer than rain. Forecasters expect thaw to rain by Friday late morning, with heavy showers possible into Saturday as ground remains saturated from Tuesday’s snowfall and minor stream flooding is possible.
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Two Hanover Men Injured In Night Crash Near Emmitsburg
Pennsylvania men Michael McCullough and Craig Howard were seriously hurt in a one vehicle accident on Harney Road near Emmitsburg. The 1983 Oldsmobile Cutlass left the road at 11:45 p.m. and struck a tree head on. both were taken by Emmitsburg Ambulance to Gettysburg Hospital in satisfactory condition. The sheriff reported McCullough was driving and may have fallen asleep at the wheel.
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Schaefer Urges Bold Gov Reshaping State Administration
Maryland Governor William Donald Schaefer told MACO members that 1991 requires hard decisions and big changes. He urged passage of Linowes and 2020 Commission recommendations, calling for reorganization of Medicare Medicaid Health Department Juvenile Services and Environment, with counties expected to do more. He stressed unannounced county outreach and warned against inaction while backing growth and tax reforms.
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Maryland Sees Growing International Trade and Jobs
Maryland officials highlight rising exports and international investment, noting 3.5 billion dollars in foreign investment and about 128000 jobs supported. Exports climbed from 115 billion in 1984 to 31 billion this year, with optimism the slowdown will be brief and a quick rebound expected.
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