Lewinsky labeled target in Whitewater probe
Monica Lewinsky’s lawyer says she is a target of the Whitewater investigation as prosecutors seek to determine if she had an affair with President Clinton and lied about it. The attorney seeks immunity for her testimony, while prosecutors oppose any deal.
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City receives 3.4 million for East Street design
Frederick allocates 3.4 million state funds to design a 0.25 mile East Street extension from East Patrick Street to South Street. Construction planned spring 1999 to early 2001, adding access to a new MARC station and another Carroll Creek bridge. Mayor Grimes calls it a key step for downtown vitality.
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Ex-Orphan's Court judge seeks post again
Former Orphan's Court judge Robert Swain applies to the Frederick County Democratic State Central Committee for appointment to the judgeship. Crum resigned earlier this month for health reasons after a third term. Swain filed Thursday for the September primary and argues he is the most qualified. He notes his prior brief tenure on the court in 1994 as a United Airlines pilot-turned-judge. Gov. William Donald?
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Hoke calls fertilizer plan knee jer k reaction in election year
Frederick County official Mark Hoke blasts Gov Glendening plan requiring nutrient management plans for all farms by 2000 as a knee jerk reaction to environmentalists. He urges legislators to block state rules until Pfiesteria science is settled. County farmland already has substantial nutrient plans.
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University of Maryland
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Neighbors clash with Giant Food over lighting and screening
Homeowners near a 48,000 square foot Giant Food complain of bright parking lot lights and a lack of effective shielding. Two years after a 1996 rezoning, residents won a berm and lighting limits from developer Leonard Weinberg, but landscaping lagged. The store opened amid ongoing disputes about site conditions, permits, and promised but unfinished planting. Residents fault both county monitoring and the developer for ongoing disruption to their homes.
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