Maryland student denied education after firearm expulsion hinges on case
A Middletown boy barred from high school after a gun incident struggles to continue his education through home instruction and correspondence courses. His father pursues appeals to the State Board of Education, arguing inequities and seeking a tutor option to prevent the boy from “falling through the cracks.” Officials note safety concerns and vary in approach to discipline and education while acknowledging the broader public hostility to firearms in schools. The father hopes for a fair path to reinstate schooling and the son urges others not to bring guns to school.
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Frederick
Willie Mahone
Frederick County
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Baltimore
Heather Ridge
Carol Charles
Frederick County Adult Detention Center
Polce
Ronald Peiffer
Charles
FBI probes crash scene for clues as families seek answers
Investigators race to recover fuselage bodies and trace debris from last week's disaster near Kennedy Airport. FBI and Pataki administration cite forensics as key, while officials downplay bombing. Hundreds gather at memorials as delayed United Airlines flight prompts anxiety among passengers.
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Mr. Kallstrom
FBI
Kallstrom
Red Cross
Dottie Brier
Suffolk County
Charles Wetli
Wetli
George Pataki
Clinton
Kennedy Airport
White House
Jim Fetig
Pataki
Smith Point County Park
Michael Jensen
Port Authority
United 21
Jensen
Kennedy
Storm Rips Through Canal Campground Leaves Minor Damage
City crews used a backhoe to clear six large trees blocking the campground entrance where about 150 campers stayed during the storm. Bell Atlantic cut service to 250 customers. crews were dispatched to restore lines. Forecasters warned of possible rain through Wednesday as heat eased after a 85 degree high and 67 degree low.
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City Public Works
Bell Atlantic
Sandra Arnette
Praise Continues on Towpath Appeal and Park Staff Motivation
The speaker notes the towpath’s value to visitors and to maintenance crews who work six days a week. Seeing people brave mud, sweat, and poison ivy motivates staff, as it shows that the community cares about the park.
Food poisoning outbreak in Sakai tops 8200 cases
In Sakai western Japan teachers surveyed homes to locate the source of a food poisoning outbreak. More than 8200 people, including nearly 500 children in hospital, are ill from E coli infections with four deaths reported nationwide by the Health Ministry.
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Tokyo
Sakai
Health Ministry
Clinton campaigns to solidify women's vote in West
President Clinton toured Colorado and California on a 5 million fundraising swing while stressing working families and promising new steps to pursue delinquent child support. He met 16 working mothers in Denver and outlined Internet tracking to locate nonpayers, part of broader enforcement orders for child support. He emphasized accountability, vetoed past proposals, and noted strong fundraising progress with California stops in Los Angeles, Sacramento, and San Francisco.
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West
Colorado
California
White House
Mike McCurry
Denver Area
Democratic Party
Joe Lockhart
Los Angeles
Sacramento
San Francisco
Republican National Committee
Dole
Lockhart
Richard Laram
Ross Perot
Perot
Reform Party
Bob Dole
Los Angeles Times
Shoving match ends in arrest in Frederick
Kenneth Wetzel, 28, was charged with battery and disorderly conduct after pushing Frederick City Police Officer Robert Marker during a fight in the 300 block of East Patrick Street. Wetzel, who police said shouted profanities, was jailed in Frederick County Detention Center on $1,500 bond.
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Frederick City
Robert Marker
E. Patrick Sr
Wetzel
Marker
Frederick County
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