Lawsuit filed to block Maryland gay rights law vote
A lawsuit was filed in Annapolis by supporters of Maryland's anti discrimination measure against homosexuals seeking to block a vote on the law at the 2002 general election. The suit argues local election officials would lack time to implement enforcement before voters decide.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Mary
Charles
Butler
Washington
Aamcrat
American Civil Liberties Union
Overcrowded School Sparks Community Concerns
Five residents spoke at a county meeting about Sterling Glen subdivision stressing overcrowded conditions at the lone elementary school on Mount Airy’s Car- area. The proposal delays and builder stall concerns anchored the discussion as officials heard from concerned residents and a local planner.
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Mount Airy
Ed Toes
Peemerey
Carpoy
Conde
Sterling Glen
Panel endorses Election Day holiday with expanded voting
The overhaul panel recommends making Election Day a holiday with extended voting hours. President Bush is to receive a 100 page commission report at the White House, while Bob Michel and other officials discuss the plan. Ford cites scheduling conflicts as Carter critiques Bush on missile defense and energy policy.
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House
GOP
Bob Michel
Commission
Bush
White House
Ford
Carter
Alaska
Residents' concerns about communications tower eased somewhat
Local residents expressed relief as city officials announced adjustments to the proposed communications tower project. An advisory panel outlined mitigations to noise, sightlines, and safety, while promising ongoing community briefings and review of construction timelines.
Elephants Drink Aid From Tharmont Pair At Fair
Two seven year olds Kendra Kilby and Coaurtaey Fussell observe as Steve Howell assists the thirsty pechyderm during a band exhibit at Tharmont event.
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Kendra Kilby
Coaurtaey Fussell
Tharmont Watch
Steve Howell
Hoee
U S doctors aid Honduran baby in life saving effort
U S doctors traveled with St. Pauls Catholic Church in Damascus to Honduras to help establish medical care for a Honduran infant. The report notes extra miles were taken to treat the child's cold and improve health.
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U.S
Duras
Capa
Clarte
Honduras
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Damascus
Fragmentary report on a social work case and child care
Fragmented text describes an encounter with a boy, a person called Bion, and a social work director. The refocused scene mentions Pauls and Sherrie Wade and a baby described as blue, implying concern for a fragile child welfare situation.
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Social Wuns. Paul's
Sherrie Wade
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