Geologist challenges landfill site amid pollution fears
A geologist letters criticise the Schroder farm site and two other reports as flawed. He warns faults may channel pollutants into aquifers, threatens downstream populations, and questions land sloping risks. He favors Libertytown as a potential alternative near existing facilities.
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Schrodel
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Libertytown
Warrington
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County Pushes Landfill Bills To Speed Up Condemnation
County leaders discuss two bills. One would limit condemnation power. the other would let the county test sites for landfills without full condemnation. Officials say the measures could speed up processes, reduce costs, and possibly raise dumping fees for municipalities.
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Hattery
Ship Theofano sinks in English Channel storm
A Greek registered ship carrying 19 crew members and cement sank in a Channel storm. Two bodies washed ashore on England’s south coast, one identified as a Greek crew member. The vessel left Le Havre for Southampton Monday afternoon. last contact at 7:35 p.m. The 324 foot ship had 1,184 tons of cargo. divers await calmer seas for search.
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Bush budget sparks partisan clash over defense and domestic cuts
Democrats said the proposed budget would yield a $100 billion deficit, with Pentagon outlays raised to 292.1 billion while slashing 24 programs including Amtrak subsidies and energy grants. They criticized assumed sunny forecasts and warned of insufficient support for schools and local governments. Senate Budget Chairman James Sasser argued the plan mirrors past spending paths rather than real reform.
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D-Tenn
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Europe
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Suspect identified in fatal Frederick shooting case
The charges in Frederick stem from the November 26 killing of Bernard J. Alston Jr., 17, of 32 John Hanson Apartments. Witnesses identified Adair among three suspects in Operation Crack Down. Police say the shooting was drug related and he faces first degree murder and using a handgun to commit a violent crime.
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John Hanson
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Defense Dept. plan to close bases draws fire
The Pentagon's proposed closures affect 72 U.S. bases with 35 900 uniformed and 22 000 civilian jobs at risk. Communities such as Charlestown Indiana face mothballing a munitions plant and 900 layoffs. Mayor Braswell says many workers have spent lifetimes there as Cheney pushes a $292.1 billion 1991 plan urging Congress to act while Pennsylvania senators rally to keep the shipyard open.
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U.S
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