Justice OConnor lauds Bill of Rights at Hood College talk
Justice Sandra Day O Connor the first woman on the U S Supreme Court spoke at Hood College about justice and the Bill of Rights. She noted Bosnia efforts by the Central and Eastern European Law Initiative and discussed the impact of the Bill of Rights on limiting central government power while praising Ginsburg's appointment.
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Bosnia- Herzigovina
Supreme Court
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Ruth Ginsburg
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O'Connor
Hood
Shirley Pedersen
White House and GOP clash as shutdown looms
President Clinton will veto Republican budget bills offering far less money for education job training environment and research as temporary funding expires March 15. House and Senate moves press for a resolution with negotiators aiming to avert a third partial government closure and end the partisan stalemate.
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Dole Victory Surprises Loyalists in Maryland Primary
Len Bob Dole swept eight Junior Tuesday primaries winning Maryland with 53 percent, more than double Pat Buchanan’s 21 percent. In Western Maryland he carried Frederick County with 55 percent to Buchanan’s 21 percent, prompting surprise from GOP leaders and a political science professor who noted Dole’s nationwide margins cemented the nomination.
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Maryland
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Pat Buchanan
Buchanan
Frederick County
Dole
John Tregoning
GOP
Central Committee
University of Maryland Political Science
James Gimpel
Dele
Gimpel
Andrew John Derr
Scott Rolle
Forbes Says Moral Victory From New York Primary
Forbes declared a moral victory after cracking the Republican lock on the New York primary that Bob Dole hoped to win easily on the path to the nomination. Dole campaigned in Florida while Pat Buchanan headed to Tennessee as the contest moved on.
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New York
Steve Forbes
Bob Dole
Dole
Florida
Pat Buchanan
Tennessee
Crime up in Frederick County but rate down since 1995
Frederick County crime rose across most categories from 1975 to 1994 per Maryland State Police Uniform Crime Reporting data, yet the crime rate fell 38 percent due to population growth. State and local officials cite factors from family breakdown to TV violence, while burglaries stayed largely flat.
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Denise Scherer
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Rolle
Uniform Crime Report Statistics Section
Maryland
Frederick City
Thomas Chase
Maryland bill seeks ban on fund raising during session
Two Montgomery County Democrats, Delegates Dana Lee Dembrow and Gilbert Genn, introduce a measure to prohibit campaign fund-raising during the General Assembly 90 day session. They cite reports of ethics guideline violations by up to 36 members and over $24,000 in contributions during last year's session.
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Dana Lee Dembrow
Gilbert Genn
Montgomery County
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Genn
Mr. Genn
Maryland Senate
House of Delegates
Bridge under construction on Md 26 over Monocacy River at Ceresville
Work proceeds on a new two lane Md 26 bridge over the Monocacy River at Ceresville with a 1.1 mile section from Trading Lane to Md 194 under way since late November. The congested route carries about 28 000 cars daily and has seen recent accidents. The State Highway Administration seeks bids to upgrade and repave Md 26 from Unionville Road to Carroll County Inc with drainage work and asphalt overlay. The project should start in June and finish in late fall with periodic lane closures but no full road closure.
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Ceresville
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Walkersville
Maryland State Highway Administration
MD. 26
Unionville Road
Carroll County Inc
Larry Patterson
State Highway Administration
Man Faces Battery Charges in Domestic Call
Robert Lee Hendricks, 43, of 521 E Potomac St, was charged at 1 40 p m with four counts of battery against officers one count of battery against his wife Brenda Hendricks one count of battery against his 15 year old daughter and resisting arrest after a domestic violence call.
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Robert Lee Hendricks
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