Kobe quake leaves Japan reeling with 1590 dead
A powerful 7.2 magnitude quake struck western Japan causing widespread destruction in Kobe and Osaka. Rescue teams reported about 1,590 confirmed dead, 1,017 missing, and 6,334 injured as fires raged, trains and ferries were halted, and communications collapsed across the region. Kyoto also reported damage to historical sites as tolls rose.
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Sauerbrey Withdraws All Legal Challenges in Maryland Governor Race
In Annapolis Maryland Ellen Sauerbrey ends her bid by withdrawing legal challenges to Parris Glendening's 5993 vote victory. Glendening hails the end of a months long dispute as inauguration nears while Sauerbrey vows ongoing push for election reform.
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Prosecutor to Seek Death Penalty for Susan Smith
In Union, prosecutors announce the death penalty plan for Susan Smith in a hearing over the killing of her two sons. Prosecutor Tommy Pope vows electrocution if guilty, insisting the victims are Michael, 3, and Alex, 14 months, while noting Smith is a troubled woman, not an abusive mother.
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Frederick County seeks nine 1995 legislative goals
The Frederick County Commissioners outlined a nine item wish list for the State House delegation. Proposals include creating a permanent county women’s commission, repealing the Classified Service Board, gaining nonpoint source pollution regulation authority, bonding authority to issue up to 21.4 million more dollars, adding right to farm protections, and capping full service liquor licenses.
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Abortion debate tests Frederick County delegation unity
Frederick County lawmakers clash over a proposed permanent women’s commission. Delegate Donald Elliott and Sen. Tim Ferguson oppose codifying the panel if it advocates abortion or lobbies for Medicaid funded abortions. The dispute shifts from mandates to agenda and potential state funding.
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Parole Office Lacks Adequate Programs in Frederick County
Parole and probation officers identify drug abuse and domestic violence as the prevalent crimes in Frederick County. Officials warn the $800,000 budget and staff shortages hinder effective intervention, with Heartly House offering the only domestic violence program. A new circuit judge means more cases and greater workload for the department, which emphasizes it is not a law enforcement agency.
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Henry Alexander
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Braddock Heights Ambulance Effort Faces Certification Hurdle
Braddock Heights volunteers gained EMT graduates and bought an ambulance but cannot respond to calls yet. They must be recognized by Frederick County Volunteer Fire and Rescue Association and county commissioners per assistant county attorney Paul Zimmerman. Unauthorized service could draw a 1000 fine or six months imprisonment. The unit, though fire capable, is a new EMS service requiring approval. The group plans EMS dispatch but will not staff a special unit until approvals and a county decision.
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Betty Bures retires from Extension Service after $2 years
Betty Bures ends a lengthy period with the Extension Service retiring after two years of service. The notice appears in the A-2 edition with continued coverage on page A7. Former Capitals players set for exhibition at New Ice Center, with Stan Goldberg’s piece on page Bi.
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