Foxes and county health officials clash over LeGore hunt
Frederick County farmer Lee LeGore hunts foxes to keep them puny and sickly while gray foxes and red foxes draw sharp distinctions. Health director Edgar Woods says LeGore’s six decomposing farm animals pose no health threat and wildlife would feed on carcasses, pending complaints and potential violations.
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Mr. LeGore
Frederick County
LeGore
Roscoe Bartlett
R-6th
Dr. Bartlett
Bartlett
Edgar Woods
Health Department
Environmental Health Services
Budget stalemate nags as White House and GOP clash in California
Dole and Gingrich accuse Clinton of political budget games at separate fundraisers while deadlines loom. Treasury may face debt payments mid February and the GOP threatens action if pension funds are touched. Kasich, Panetta urge narrowing deficits by 2002 while pushing entitlement reforms and a balanced budget.
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Clinton
Dole
California
Central Valley
Gingrich
GOP
Riverside
Calif
Congress
Washington
Treasury
Robert Rubin
White House
Kasich
Panetta
Disturbing shooting scene on East Patrick Street
Mr Wolfe reported he went to the apartment after his former stepson fled to his home about blocks away and warned of a terrible accident. The stepson, present during the shooting, was distraught. An ambulance from United Fire Co and a county ALS crew arrived at 9 29 p m and police blocked the 300 block of East Patrick Street.
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Wolfe
United Fire Co
East Patrick Street
Maryland business climate under pressure as private sector shrinks
State Chamber chief Champe C McCulloch ranks Maryland in the bottom third for business friendliness as federal spending dwindles and major employers like Bausch & Lomb relocate. Gov Glendening says Maryland is not competitive, while critics push for tax cuts, faster permits, and streamlined regulations to lure firms back.
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State Chamber of Commerce
Champe C. McCulloch
Maryland
Bausch & Lomb
Garrett County
Texas
Parris Glendening
Advisory Council On Intergovernmental Relations
Kevin O'Connor
Afl-Cio
District of Columbia
General Assembly
Bullivant Tree-Land Foundation Donates Conservation Property
The Bullivant family donates land to the Tree-Land foundation to be preserved as a conservation area for future generations. The property, valued around $207,000, will support camping and projects in forest management and wetlands. Contact numbers provided for Eagle Scout projects and camping use. Christmas closing noted as timing.
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Martin
Maryland Natural Resources Authorities
Sierra Club
Nature Conservancy
Bullivant
Wiliam
Florida
Klein
Tree-Land Foundation
Eagle Scout
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Sara
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
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Kelly Hahn
Robert Martin
Charles Klein
Myersville
Tree-Land Foundation Inc
Ohe Frederich Newrs
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Tommy Hilfiger
Susan Bristol
Calvin Klein
Liz Claiborne
Merchar
Leggett
Francis Scott Key
Sheayepa