Clinton Starts Second Term Urging Unity and Hope
President Clinton begins his second term with a national day of hope, urging leaders to end partisan sniping. He attends church with Hillary and Chelsea, rides a parade route, and promises renewed ideas and energy, framing unity as the century moves forward.
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Teamsters End Giant Walkout After Accepting Contract
Washington AP The Teamsters Local 639 voted 247 to 25 to end a 320 driver strike at Giant Food after the company offered a 53 month contract. Starting pay drops to 18.50, 4 day 10 hour shifts, and routes in Delaware New Jersey and Pennsylvania will be unionized as Local 639 jobs.
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Inauguration seating contract haunts PM Affairs manager
John Marshall, operations manager at PM Affairs in Frederick, has been haunted by the inauguration seating task. PM Affairs secured a $55,000 contract to place more than 29,500 folding chairs on the Capitol grounds, sourcing thousands of chairs from Aled Rental and Rental Depot and hiring Help from Save the Seed Ministry. Government packing diagrams and plastic clips proved exacting, with clips costing $1.50 each and a late plot shift requiring revised ground plans.
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Glendening Budget Plan to Highlight Maryland Capital Spending Week
Maryland Governor Parris Glendening will present the 1998 capital budget worth 15.5 billion dollars to the General Assembly this week as lawmakers begin budget subcommittee scrutiny. The session focuses on cutting spending while considering bills to expand legislative budget control and safeguard against excess spending.
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Memorial service questions Ebonics value for blacks in public schools
Johnnie Mac Twine, county NAACP president and keynote speaker at a Martin Luther King Jr memorial service at First Missionary Baptist Church, argued that Ebonics will not help blacks advance in American society. He noted about 40 attendees and said the language should not be taught in public schools. He added that half the black community favors Ebonics and half opposes it.
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Two brothers die in Maryland crash near Catoctin Creek
Pfc Bradley Allen Lundstrom 18 and his brother Brent Arthur Lundstrom 14 died after a one car crash on I 70 east of Myersville at about 2 30 pm Sunday. Their father William C Lundstrom 46 was driving when the 1988 Dodge Caravan veered off the roadway and struck guardrails then overturned.
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