Ruth Ginsburg Nominated for Supreme Court Post
President Clinton names Ruth Bader Ginsburg to the high court, a centrist on the federal appeals bench, aiming to become the second woman justice and the first Jewish member since 1969. The pick came after reviews of Breyer and Babbitt, with confirmation expected and political support seen on Capitol Hill.
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Babbitt
Capitol Hill
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Orrin Hatch
Utah
Mittee
Harvard Law School
Alan Dershowitz
American Civil Liberties Union
Abe Fortas
Carter
Reagan
Cornell University
Brooklyn
N.Y
Hatch
Mr. Babbit
Slipper Lady Shannon Schildt Battling a Painful Dystrophy
Shannon Schildt, 22, of Chewsville, wears bedroom slippers to classes due to reflex sympathetic dystrophy. The Shepherd College junior endures chronic pain though treatments aim to keep her mobile and active.
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Chewsville
Washington County
Miss Schildt
Jose Arroyo
Baltimore
John
Mary Ann
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W.va
Brunswick Public Works Chief David Mohler Must Resign
Brunswick council voted unanimously to remove Public Works Director David Mohler after a no confidence vote. Mayor Richard Goodrich confirmed Mohler must resign or be terminated in two weeks, citing a desire for leadership change with no specific incident alleged.
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Richard Goodrich
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Mohler
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Weather And Baseball Brief From The Frederick News Post
Mostly sunny today with highs in the low 80s and a partly cloudy night. Tuesday brings a chance of showers with 80s highs. In sports, Roger Clemens and the Boston Red Sox finish a 10 game win streak against the Baltimore Orioles.
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Boston Red Sox
Baltimore Orioles
2500 Attend Airport Fly-In At Frederick
About 2 500 people attended the third annual AOPA fly-in at Frederick Municipal Airport drawing 350 pilots from 15 states. A mobile traffic control tower directed planes with four D C Air National Guard members and 13 FAA controllers on duty. Exhibits included a 1944 DC-3 and a WWII P 51 Mustang, with owner Bob Tullius restoring the Mustang to a match of its former look.
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Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association
AOPA
Frederick Municipal
Dulles International Airport
D.C
Air National Guard
Shawn McClosky
McClosky
Bob Tullius
Winchester
Tom Korzeniowski
Frederick City
Airport Commission
Aiport
Marcy Fritz
Monocacy Aqueduct Restoration eyed at 25 million
The Monocacy Aqueduct spans the Monocacy River at the Potomac junction and faces a restoration estimated at 25 million dollars. Park officials and a regional advisory committee toured the site noting the aging masonry, prior stabilization, and a multi year plan to dismantle and rebuild sections with stronger mortar and original blocks. The project would extend over five years or more and reflect long term preservation of a key canal landmark.
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Frederick
Potomac River
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Ranger Fauntleroy
United States
Fauntleroy
Ed Fisher
Tom Hobbs
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Stephanie A. Goldman
Frederick County Covered Bridge Preservation Society
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