Fagan murder trial continues with emotional defense and rebuttals
Testimony details prior alleged acts by Fagan including threats and thefts as prosecutors seek murder charges. Defense notes drinking and money problems while Fagan denies disposing of clothing or harming his wife. Jurors hear about a note, lack of condolences, and a funeral confrontation. Judge lays out truth elements. deliberations possible after closing arguments.
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School Board Mulls 16 Million Budget Hikes and Stipends
The board plans a June 19 vote on a proposed budget including a 16 million increase to maintain current programs. Negotiations with teacher and staff unions run until then, as Dr. Gadra’s plan shifts schedules and absorbs Visual and Performing Arts into Gov. Thomas Johnson High School. Some programs would be cut or moved, and class sizes could rise by 0.5. Norman Quist criticized the higher class size target, noting possible loss of about nine teaching positions and scheduling tradeoffs across the system.
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Clinton veers from partisanship amid deficit debate
President Clinton, in a five minute White House address, urged a bipartisan path to erase the deficit in seven years while acknowledging tough choices. House leaders criticized tone, with Dick Armey warning the president could have been more courteous as he sought to shape policy.
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Ferguson predicts GOP control of Maryland House soon
Maryland state senator Tim Ferguson predicts Republicans will gain two thirds of the House of Delegates by 2002 and take the governor's office and Senate. He cited frustration with government and Gingrich leadership, noting his first year was frustrating but productive in focusing on families and business.
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Water plant study at Fort Detrick explores city supply
Water Kendall says the city’s idea to operate a treatment plant is in early stages. If pursued, the city would sell water to Detrick as it does to other customers. Detrick stresses no current water issues, serving about 4,800 people. Fort Detrick sits beside Monocacy plant, with past water sharing cited. Public Director Eisenhart did not return calls.
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Fort Detrick
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College drug raid yields guilty plea by Mount St. Mary's student
Kimberly A. Custer, 22, of Martinsburg, a Mount St. Mary's senior, pleaded guilty to possession of marijuana after a dorm raid by the Frederick County Narcotics Task Force. She was allowed to graduate, lost housing, and received 60 hours of community service, a $200 public defender fee, and 18 months of unsupervised probation.
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Frederick County
District Court
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