Abortion ruling sparks continued debate after court decision
Washington Reuters reports the Supreme Court upheld a woman's right to terminate a pregnancy but officials warn the controversy will persist. Justice Department spokesman Terry Eastland said the latest vote shows ongoing struggle over abortion policy. Administration foes vow further battles as lawmakers note shifts since Roe v Wade.
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Marriott plans data center south of Frederick
Frederick County Planning Commission approved Marriott Corp plans for a data center to support the hotel chain’s reservations and other functions. The one story beige brick building will employ about 105 people and include standby generators.
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Water system upgrade deal ties taps to development pace
Walker's ville council approves a 11 year plan requiring developers Ronald Batry Ernest Ausherman Marvin Ausherman Discovery Associates to fund water system expansion and receive a set number of taps. Barry and Ausherman will cover engineering and construction costs for a MD 1% main extension.
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Emmitsburg Adopts 686 822 Budget and Tax Cut
Emmitsburg officials adopted a 686 822 budget and cut the property tax rate to 54 cents per 100. The meeting also raised garbage fees to 25.25 per year and increased sewer and water rates to offset wastewater treatment and water main costs. The plan funds a park bathhouse, Little League support, and an $8 667 lake project for recreation and new water supply, approved unanimously with little public input.
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South Africa declares state of emergency grants police harsh powers
The government gazette announces expanded police authority allowing removal of suspected threats, use of force, warrantsless arrests, curfews, seizure of property, and journalist bans during unrest. Botha declared the emergency after tricameral Parliament blocked security power increases due to Indian and mixed-race chamber objections.
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Adamstown Water Project seeks rapid action on poisoned wells
Residents in Adamstown face delayed funding for a 90-house water line to the Potomac River as county officials push emergency state aid for five percent of costs. EPA warns carbon filters may not fully remove cancer causing chemicals, while residents and officials press Trans Tech Inc. case and seek Washington support.
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