Man pleads guilty to murder rape. life plus 20 years
A Maryland man accepted a deal that calls for life without parole for murder and an additional 20 years for rape, to run consecutively. Prosecutors detailed the crime, including the alleged jealousy and history of violence toward his wife, the victim, on their anniversary.
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Damascus
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Carroll County
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Welfare reform plan seeks federal waiver approval
The state seeks a federal waiver to implement a three year test of welfare changes in Baltimore Prince George s and Anne Arundel counties. The program aims to move recipients into work while extending Medicaid for low paid job entrants. Approval could take months and expansion depends on waiver terms.
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Boyd
General Assembly
Baltimore
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Anne Arundel
Antennas Debate Shapes City Policy and Planning
City officials and residents debate antenna placement in residential districts. Commissioner Michael Williams warns of crowding if special exceptions are granted. Ms McSherry advocates a cautious path, noting wireless trends and existing church steeple sites. Alderman Frances Baker opposes expansion without limits as APC plans a map and formal policy.
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Frances Baker
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McSherry
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Potomac region sees scattered showers after heavy rainfall
National Weather Service reports inches of rain in Winchester and Frederick with up to 5 inches in the Potomac watershed. Tom Dougherty notes the storm was juicy and expects scattered showers. Savage River Dam records 3 inches, Frederick low of 68 at 5 am. Air quality remains moderate. ozone readings in Baltimore and Washington were good.
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Potomac
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Police negotiations cost and time policy under study
City officials discuss a time is money policy as negotiations aim to limit costs. The city currently pays 25 000 quarterly plus 40 000 from officer leave forfeiture while officers average 309 hours each. The measure excludes police academy staff and dates to May 19 fiscal 1996, with Grimes stressing time serves to offset expenses.
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Kolbfleisch
Grimes
Clinton backs bill amid budget skirmish over tax cut funding
The Appropriations debate includes restored spending for Safe drinking water Safe and Drug Free Schools Goals 2000 and adult job training offset by vast cuts to federal travel administration NASA FEMA. Clinton supported a timber provision amid concerns of legal gridlock while defending disaster aid counterterrorism efforts and debt relief.
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Wasin
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Obey
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Federal Emergency Management Agency
Peter DeFazio
D-Ore
Livingston
DeFazio
Clinton
California
Oklahoma City
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Seven Grant County inmates moved to Eastern Regional Jail
Seven inmates from Grant County Jail were moved to Eastern Regional Jail in Martinsburg by order of Circuit Judge Andrew Frye J. The group includes two women who allege abuse by Sheriff John Leatherman. Judge Frye acting at the County Commission's request after a Tuesday meeting.
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Martinsburg
Andrew Frye
John Leatherman
Frye
County Commission
Burglary Reported At Fort Knox Self Storage
Maryland State Police Frederick report a burglary at Fort Knox Self Storage on Old National Pike in Frederick. The thief cut through a chain-link fence and padlocks, stealing unknown property between about 6 p.m. Wednesday and 10:20 a.m. Thursday. Renters must contact police with details. Call 663-3101 to reach Trooper Todd May.
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Old National Pike
Frederick
Maryland
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