MT Airy residents clash over site plan and fence upgrade
At Mt Airy a quarrel over an excavating site pits residents against AccuBid and the town planner. The town commission approves the amended site plan with landscaping talks and requires an 8 foot chain link fence along Deerhollow Drive and school property to address safety concerns.
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Deerhollow
Ter
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Deerhollow Drive
Dole Defends Health Care Plan Amid Medicaid Cap Debate
Senator Dole argues against Clinton style reform while defending a plan that avoids universal coverage yet imposes new insurance standards. He warns against federal takeover of health care and notes Medicaid spending caps would burden states. Governors critique shift of costs.
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Clinton
America
Dole
Mr. Clinton
Mrs. Clinton
Rwanda relief efforts escalate after rebel victory
UN officials warn Rwanda faces an overwhelmed refugee crisis as about 8 million people seek aid. Panos Moumtzis calls for an enormous international response while Daan Everett seeks 90 million dollars in cash and supplies. The EU pledges 185 million and the US 31 million in aid as France starts withdrawing 2500 troops under Operation Turquoise.
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Panos Moumtzis
Goma
Daan Everett
UN World Food Program
Ethiopia
Eritrea
European Union
United States
Paris
Munister
Alain Juppe
France
Mr. Juppe
Kagame
Kigali
Five Opinions on City Plan Discussed by Alderman Baldi
Alderman Joseph Baldi says there are five differing opinions on the city plan and cites cost as the major issue. He warns the city may face high initial fees and uncertain ongoing payments, which could deter police applicants if the FOP bears the cost. Officer Grubb and other FOP members expect a vote in favor on Thursday after long efforts.
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FOP
Baldi
Frederick City
Grubb
Obituary for Edwin I Hewitt 71 Middletown resident
Lt. Col. Edwin I. Hewitt retired United States Air Force died at home on Monday July 18 at age 71. He was husband to Millie Hewitt of 8514 Rosebud Court Middletown. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Donald B. Thompson Funeral Home, Middletown, at a later date.
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Edwin I. Hewitt
USAF
Rosebud Court
Middletown
Millie Hewitt
Donald B. Thompson
Homicide details emerge from autopsy plans
Police said the victim, Mr. Rogers, underwent an autopsy at the medical examiner's office after a shooting. Investigators noted the Chevette carrying the victim was northbound across Dill Avenue and collided with a parked car as officers arrived. Call 694-2100 or 694-2126 with information.
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Rogers
Fraley
Dill Avenue
Battle over Belt Woods land tests church will
The Belt Woods dispute centers on a land trust left to St. Barnabas Church by W. Seton Belt in 1989. Environmentalists warn the old growth forest near Washington faces logging and subdivision plans, while the Episcopal Diocese of Washington seeks sale to raise funds. Local groups call for honoring the will. state protections and a 1906 purchase add to the conflict.
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St. Barnabas Church
Washington Beltway
Episcopal Diocese of
Washington
John McDonough
Mercantile Safe Deposit and Trust Co
Administra
Belt
McDonough
Giacre
South America
America
Pam Cooper
Western Shore Conservancy
Mercantile
Belt Woods
Mid- Atlantic
Jonathan McKnight
Department of Natural Resources
McKnight
Mr. McKnight
Judge bars battered wife defense in Lobster Boy case
Tampa AP reports a judge refused to allow battered wife syndrome as Mary Stiles faces murder and conspiracy charges in the 1992 killing of Grady Stiles Jr. The defense argued past abuse, but the judge said no imminent danger evidence and blocked expert testimony.
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Tampa
Fla
Mary Stiles
Grady Stiles Jr
William Graybill
Braddock Heights Residents Split on Lighting Pay Plan
Braddock Heights residents debate paying the light bill with quotes from Robert Ringle and Mr. Asbury opposing binding legal requirements while Mrs. Whittier supports equitable payment. The discussion centers on whether to force the population to fund electricity costs amid a problematic lighting situation.
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Robert Ringle
Braddock Heights
Ringle
Mr. Ringle
Mr. Asbury
Campaign funds lean away from PACs in 6th District race
The 6th District contenders largely shunned PAC support with only 13 percent of quarterly revenues from PACs totaling $25,650. Since January 1 they have collected $54,500 from special interests, while incumbent Dr. Bartlett leads PAC support at $22,900 since April 1. Over half of Buckeystown freshman candidate’s income, $29,079, came from individuals.
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Bartlett
Buckeystown
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