Fort Detrick Could Host Military Vaccine Depot
Fort Detrick may become the site of a government owned facility to produce and store large quantities of vaccines and toxoids for the military against exotic diseases and biological warfare. A design contract could be awarded by July 1 with construction costing about $100 million and opening possibly in 1998.
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Liberal senators clash as Democrats rewrite tax bill
Senate Democrats face liberal objections to changes in Clinton deficit plan. Rockefeller and Riegle oppose deeper Medicare and Medicaid cuts while Breaux's 7.3 cent fuel tax draws Western opposition. Panetta urges unity as talks proceed and administration distances from Senate deliberations.
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White halide lights favored for Carroll Creek project
Five attendees at a city meeting on Carroll Creek lighting discussed metal halide versus high pressure sodium. The Carroll Creek Commission supports white metal halide lights for aesthetics despite higher initial and ongoing costs, while Aldermen split, with several favoring white lights and others still leaning yellow.
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Breyer Emerges As Clinton Supreme Court Pick
President Clinton prepares to nominate Stephen Breyer for the Supreme Court. Breyer, 54, chief judge of the First Circuit, is described as a consensus-builder and abortion rights supporter. He recently left a Boston hospital after a bicycle accident and will meet Clinton at the White House. A decision could come today or Saturday as aides emphasize Breyer’s broad GOP support and the risk of background checks before the formal announcement.
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Carole Werking to resign as Frederick Arts Council leader
Frederick Arts Council announces executive director Carole Werking will step down July 1 after a decade in the post to devote more time to Footlights Dance and Theatre Boutique, which she co owns. Her tenure saw growth in local arts groups, statewide collaboration, and initiatives like ARTRAIN and Arts Comfort Day.
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Cymbals opens with a bang at Deer C-1 Sports
The Baltimore Orioles defeated the Boston Red Sox by a score of 21 for their eight straight win. Weather section notes mostly sunny and warm today with highs in the gs and cooler tonight.
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