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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jan 12, 1999

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Two sides clash over evidence for Clinton impeachment

In a written preview for the Senate trial, House prosecutors and White House defenders clash over guilt and standards. The briefs set out opposing views on perjury and obstruction, with forecasts on future presidential misconduct rulings and the impact of witness decisions.

Washington Clinton House White House Senate Monica Lewinsky Henry Hyde R-Il al Gore Clinton. “What the President Did Was Wrong,” Mr. Gore Associated Press

Frederick plans to buy Grimm property for Carroll Creek plan

Frederick city will acquire 126 S Carroll St known as Grimms Automovation Inc for 297500 to enable Carroll Creek development. The purchase, owned by Dave Grimm, allows the city to assemble a full block for an integrated office and retail project pending an environmental study. Mayor Jim Grimes stresses revitalization of downtown and the broader Carroll Creek vision.

Frederick City Grimm S. Carroll St Carroll Creek Grimm’s Automovation Inc Dave E. Grimm Carrol Creek Jacob Wallace Associates Carroll Street Jim Grimes Erty

Testimony Links County Liability for Employee Illness

A Frederick County worker testified that the county failed to clean a mold tainted Citizens Services building at 520 N Market St. The hearing before Commissioner Richard Teitle explored whether mold exposure caused her bronchopulmonary aspergillosis and elevated allergen counts, potentially shifting medical bill costs to the county.

A. Frederick County Citizens ‘Services Carol Campbell Workers' Compensation Commission of Maryland N. Market St Richard Teitle Ms. Campbell Jack Quinn Cials Citizens Services Baulleting Johns Hopkins Campbell

Wisner’s Golden Rule life and long fire service

Frederick native Charles R. Wisner known as Buck approaches 70 and reflects on enduring beliefs. A lifelong firefighter, he retired after 25 years at Fort Detrick's Fire Department. He urges youngsters to listen to elders and value guidance, living by the Golden Rule.

Frederick Charles R. Wisner Mr. Wisner Buck Wisner Fort Detrick

Veteran firefighter Wisner led two Frederick chiefs

He served over 50 years as a volunteer with Independent Hose and Citizens Truck. He also worked with Frederick County Volunteer Fire and Rescue and Maryland State Firemen's associations. Wisner held roles including lieutenant, chief and director and was noted as the only firefighter to have served as chief of two Frederick fire departments. The Korean War Veterans Memorial in Memorial Park was erected under his oversight.

Independent Hose Citizens Truck Frederick County

Libertytown man pleads guilty to manslaughter

James Proctor a 23 year old Libertytown resident pleaded guilty in Frederick County Circuit Court to manslaughter by motor vehicle in the January crash that killed bicyclist James David Baggett. He also admitted failing to stop at the scene. A sentencing date was set for next month. Proctor's blood alcohol level and crash details were presented by Assistant State’s Attorney Bryan Black.

Frederick County James Proctor Libertytown Bryan Black James David Baggett Mount Airy Proctor Black Maryland Monrovia Circuit Court John Tisdale Sat. LeComte

Night Session Move Aims At Public Access To Workshops

Alderman Blaine Young wins support to televise city workshops for greater resident access. City will hold Wednesday work session at 7 p.m. instead of 2 p.m. to show discussions before final decisions. Aldermen Joseph Baldi and William Hall back the change saying public exposure informs and clarifies the process.

Blaine Young Young Joseph Baldi Baidi William Hall

Chimney Fire Damages Old Log Home Near Ladiesburg

A chimney fire that spread to the walls gutted the siding of a two story log home at 12413 Good Intent Road near Ladiesburg. Fire officials led by Chad Green, assistant chief of Union Bridge Fire Co., estimated substantial damage after 35 firefighters battled the blaze.

Ladiesburg Chad Green Union Bridge Fire Co Good Intent Road

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