Impeachment case framed as conspiracy against Clinton
Washington AP reports the impeachment case against President Clinton framed as a conspiracy to hide Lewinsky affair and ruin her reputation. White House brief counters that House conclusions go beyond Starr analysis and warns removal lacks constitutional or factual grounds.
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Washington
Clinton
Monica Lewinsky
Accas
House
White House
Kenneth Starr
Pindige Hugsee
Mahone urges schools to fight racial incidents
Civil rights activist Willie J. Mahone pressed Frederick County Public Schools to publish annually tabulated racial-incident data, criticize unequal suspensions, and address staff diversity after confronting School Superintendent Jack Dale at a Walkersville Middle School roundtable.
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Mahone
Willie J. Mahone
Frederick County
Mc Mahone
Jack Dale
Walkersville Middle School
Dale
Dr. Dale
Mr. Mahone
Governor seeks state take over Maryland circuit courts
Gov. Glendening proposed that Maryland's circuit court system be state run after five Baltimore men charged with murder were released due to court delays and missing evidence. William Flowers walked free after more than three years awaiting trial with his case postponed 17 times since 1995 as police failed to locate a key file of mug shots.
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Baltimore
Parris Glendening
Maryland
Glendening
William Flowers
Flowers
Maryland lawmakers open session as tax cuts gain tempo
Senate Republicans pressed for faster income tax cuts and elimination of the inheritance tax while resisting Democratic budget plans. Minority leaders claimed taxes could rise, but top conservatives touted reform including campaign finance changes and charter school expansion. Md. GOP figures said the party would pursue practical, non ideological goals despite a more polarized climate.
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Annapolis
Senate
Lowell Staltzfus
Frederick County
Alex Mooney
Timothy Ferguson
Mooney
John Derr
Patrick J. Hogan
Montgomery County
Maryland
Donald Munson
Washington
Democratic Party
Frederick County to fund millennium celebration consultant
Frederick County commissioners agreed to finance most of the $100,000 cost to hire a coordinator for four millennium events. The plan includes Frederick's First on Dec 31, 1999, Community Day 2000, Celebrate 2000 Our Countdown to the Millennium on Sept 9, 2000, and a second Frederick's First Night on Dec 31, 2000. Municipalities would cover the rest, with funding varying by fiscal year and one commissioner opposing the measure.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Baker Park
Laurie Boyer
John L. Thompson, Jr
Snow cleared sidewalks spark complaints in Frederick
Residents challenge Frederick's six hour snow clearance rule arguing safety should not rely on complaints. They cite icy sidewalks on East and West Third Streets and plow damage pushing snow back onto paths after a recent snowfall.
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Frederick
Linda Moran
West Third
Bentz
Louis M. Knight
East Third Street
Third Street Park
Crops exceed expectations despite drought in mid-Atlantic
Maryland and Delaware crops beat November USDA estimates by up to 19 percent due to improved northern and central yields. Maryland produced 14.3 million bushels versus 12 million predicted, Delaware 7.1 million versus 6 million. Soybeans lagged last year in Maryland, remaining below the 15.6 million bushel year.
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Delaware
U.S. Agriculture Department
USDA
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Joshua Cooley
Whittier
Matthew Barakat
News-Post
Ued
Carlisle Franck
Jeremy Martin
Whittier Subdivision
Associated Press
Chuck Less
Agriauteiial Statistics Office
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