Menon Bribery Charges Loom Over City Official
Federal and state prosecutors charge Menon with six bribery counts from 1991 to 1992 involving contractor Shook. The case arises from a joint federal state probe into city contracts. Menon faces up to 10 or 20 years per count depending on the charge, with Mayor Gordon citing ethics breaches.
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Carl Harbaugh
Mr Shook
Shook
Mr Menon
Clapper
J&m Masonry
Frederick County
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Jorden
Sheriff's Office
City
Frederick
Paul Gordon
Gordon
Gary Hessong
Perot Leaves Race as Clinton Bush Scramble for Support
Ed Hollins, a top Republican strategist, leaves Perot campaign amid differences. Perot qualified for 24 of 50 state ballots but said a victory was unlikely with a Democratic resurgence. He forecast the election moving to the House, said he would not continue as a candidate, and thanked volunteers for their work.
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Clinton
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Perot
Texas
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GOP
House
MARC seeks state aid after late Orioles games
The MARC commuter line asked Maryland for help after late games at Camden Yards left fans stranded. CSX said riders will not be abandoned but may need buses or other transportation. State officials did not comment.
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William Donald Schaefer
New York
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Westbrook
Department of Transportation
James Lighthizer
Tucker named new leader for local deaf education efforts
Surprise report notes Mr Tucker will focus on deaf education early in his tenure. He emphasizes teaching deaf children in the first six years and involving parents to model language and culture. Rudolph Hines praises Tucker’s enthusiasm and fit, with Tucker planning a long stay in the Frederick area. He is mid doctoral work in ESL at University of Maryland and holds an NYU master's in education of deaf children.
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Laurel
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New York University
State budget cuts hit agencies and local aid totals
Counties face a $20 million state cut reducing agency budgets by about 1 percent while public television, the Commission on Human Relations and the Department of Education lose 10 percent. Fifteen staffers will lose jobs. Prince George’s County bears the worst hit with $12.3 million in local aid reductions, followed by Baltimore at $5.7 million. Local health, police, school programs and community colleges absorb $8 million of cuts.
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Prince George's County
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