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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1993
Page
3
A man arrested in the Kahane bombing inquiry is alleged to have been with Salameh when the van used in the blast was rented. A second man faces obstruction charges as the FBI eases the probe and probes links among the three suspects and Elgabrowny, who was charged earlier.
State and county officials heard residents urge a yearlong study of Fishing Creek water quality before a proposed sewage plant proceeds. They sought testimony and photographs about dry flows and intermittent streams that could affect effluent standards, warning stricter limits could doom the project. Frances Robinson, speaking for aggrieved parties, said allergies and asthma would be worsened by the plant.
Nosair was acquitted of murder in the Kahane assassination but convicted of a weapons offense and an assault while fleeing the scene. Elgabrowny helped the defense, handling security and document pickup. Salameh, 25, rented the van for the bombing that killed at least five and injured over 1,000. Both men jailed without bail as FBI anticipates more arrests this week.
Clinton's proposal for a 429 billion five-year deficit reduction matches Democrats' cuts in size without tax hikes but deepens Medicare and bureaucracy cuts. The plan had little chance of approval, while Republicans push for non tax based savings. Senate Budget Committee backs a package with new taxes to bolster cuts, as Republicans vow to remove spending gains and seek changes.
The House of Delegates considers a plan to spread illness costs across pool members, require insurers to sell policies to firms with 2 to 50 workers, and limit pre existing condition waiting periods to six months. A seven member commission would set a basic affordable package, cap physicians fees, and review insurer profits. Delegate Casper R Taylor urged prompt action while opponents warned against state fee regulation. Portions of this report came from the Associated Press.
National Weather Service forecaster Fred Davis says snow began around 9 a.m. in Frederick and will continue late morning with more likely Friday night into Saturday. Accumulations remain light in grassy areas while roads stay wet and crews standby. No statewide incidents reported, one weather related accident logged by the sheriff near Park Mills Road.
County commissioners hear presentation but appear unmoved and push to proceed with steel beam project. Commissioners Bruce Reeder and Sue Ann Yingling state the county should move ahead despite concerns.
Community leaders say Bartlett’s remarks aim to correct misperceptions about Asian Americans and model minority status. Kwok notes some Asians face problems, while Bartlett’s visit seeks to address issues amid negative national publicity. Gray calls for more information as residents contest project history and steel-beam design.
Commissioner Bowerman cites a market-rate finding from a year ago for secretaries and accountants. DPW official Hayes defends the bridge project as feasible, noting potential delays if the Maryland Historic Trust disapproves and warning about Army Corps permits. Bowerman urges ongoing community involvement after the Loy's Station arson tragedy.
Structural Preservation Inc of Baltimore won the repair contract for the aeration basin at Brunswick’s wastewater plant with a low bid of 12 440 dollars. The city will pay 1 550 dollars. the EPA covers the remainder.
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