First Lady Hillary Clinton questioned in four hour grand jury session
Hillary Rodham Clinton cooperated with Whitewater prosecutors during a historic four hour grand jury session. She said she did not know how her law firm billing records appeared in the White House residence and expressed mystification at their sudden discovery.
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Lawmakers debate tavern tip jar law renewal
The article notes proposed two year sunset for increased charity take from tavern tip jars and concerns about county oversight. Ms Hecht questions whether lifting the sunset will boost participation and warns of lasting changes. Mr Hoke cites audit criticisms and staff limits in supervision.
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Gas leak prompts HASMAT response on Wisner Street
Gasoline detected in a sewer at Wisner Street and B&O Avenue. HASMAT from Fort Detrick and United Fire Company firefighters worked on the leak with no immediate danger reported. Source of gasoline to be traced as crews isolate the line. A Maryland Department of the Environment representative was called to the scene.
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WHCA discussed future telecoms at 1110th Army Signal Dinner
At the Francis Scott Key Inn Col. Joseph J. Simmons IV outlined WHCA plans to merge voice data video and imaging into one desktop device. He noted expect video conferencing to grow and alphanumeric pagers to handle electronic mail as mobile tech converges. The 1110th unit under ISCOM covers global comms from Fort Detrick with the Earth Station dishes linking Clinton to Yeltsin. About 180 attendees, dress blues, Naval Academy band, and a VR demonstration accompanied the event.
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Conviction Opinion Details Bradley Book Store Raid Debacle
Judge Northrop notes the delay in issuing the opinion ties to the loss, not the case. The 20 page ruling reviews the Bradley Book Store raid at 318 N Market St, including alleged obscene materials and private sex acts. Evidence included semen on premises. police seized TVs, VCRs, projectors, films, magazines, books, condoms, and cash valued at about 46 thousand dollars. The store manager admitted it was a bawdy house. no obscenity charges were filed. Police misnotified owners about property, disposed of items, and some were sold or dumped. Officers acted reasonably, while liability centered on raid administration and property handling. Several officers faced suits. one individual was dismissed for misidentification.
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