Racial balance in Frederick debated as officials weigh affirmative action plans
Frederick officials express support for keeping affirmative action intact while awaiting federal action. Mayor Jim Grimes says the city will ensure equal opportunity and fairness regardless of Washington, and police chief Maj. Ray Raffensberger emphasizes recruiting minorities. County leaders urge review and improvement rather than abolition, citing potential missteps and the need for a more opportunity based approach.
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Frederick County Commissioners
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Mr. Gray
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Frederick County
Elusive top quark may be finally confirmed by Fermilab
CHICAGO AP scientists at Fermilab near Batavia expect to announce the discovery of the elusive top quark within days as part of a 17 year search. The finding would fill a critical gap in the standard model and confirm a basic building block of matter.
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Martin Luther King
Scientists announce discovery of the top quark at last
Researchers say they have found the top quark after 17 years of searching, a particle believed crucial to the Standard Model. The discovery follows evidence gathered with high-energy collisions in Fermilab’s underground accelerator, supporting a long-sought missing link in matter formation.
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Nmeseaichers
Fermilab
Grand jury links Ainley to Whitewater cash concealment
Federal charges name Neal T. Ainley, former Perry County Bank president, in a conspiracy to hide large cash withdrawals by Bill Clinton's 1990 gubernatorial campaign. Indictment cites unreported withdrawals of 30000 and 22500, plus false bank entries and statements, tied to the Whitewater inquiry in Little Rock. Bruce Lindsey is named as 1990 campaign treasurer. no direct campaign accusations.
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Clinton
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Starr
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Girl charged with making bogus AIDS calls in Florida
Tammy Lynn Eschilsen 13, daughter of a hospital clerk, arrested for calling seven former patients at University Medical Center and claiming they tested positive for HIV. She used a printer to copy a patient list, attempted suicide after one call, and now faces assault and threats charges while prosecutors review applicable charges.
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Malcolm Adams
University Medical Center
Adams
Jay Plotkin
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