Maryland and Pennsylvania clash over farm nutrient rules
Maryland faces pressure as Pennsylvania passes mandatory nutrient management for farms over 2,000 pounds per acre in the Susquehanna watershed. Maryland touts its broader voluntary program and aims for 13 million acres under management by 2000, while officials note Pennsylvania focuses on nonpoint pollution and potential policy shifts for Maryland.
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Pennsylvania
Chesapeake Bay
Virginia
Steve Crawford
Susquehanna River
Bay
Chesapeake
State Senate
House of Delegates
Lewis Riley
Maryland Department of Agriculture
MDA
Jack Miller
Maryland Farm Bureau
Robert Hoyt
Chesapeake Bay Foundation
Miller
Page Boinest
William Donald Schaefer
Controller naps as pilot lands without guidance at airport
Palm Beach International Airport in Florida faced a disruption when a single air controller slept through a 39 minute gap. Delta Flight 198 with 42 passengers landed safely without tower guidance. Police found Rodney Tatum, 36, shoeless and waking in the control tower at 1:40 a.m. as three other private planes reported lost contact.
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Miami
Palm Beach International Airport
Delta Air Lines
Rodney Tatum
Palm Beach
Bruce Barkdoll
Three dead in postal shootings shock nation
In California and Michigan two postal workers carried out deadly rampages hours apart. Dearborn mechanic Larry Jasson, 45, killed a coworker and wounded others before shooting himself. In Dana Point, Mark Hilbun, 38, shot a carrier and a clerk, then stabbed his mother and fled. he may have harmed others. Authorities cited restraining orders and prior counseling as insufficient to avert the violence.
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Associated Press
California
Michigan
Dearborn
Mich
Larry Jasson
Jasson
Detroit Free Press
Dana Point
Calif
Los Angeles
Mark Richard Hilbun
U.S
David Smith
Hilbun
Sixth man charged in Trade Center bombing case
Ahmad Ajaj a 27 year old Palestinian with forged Swedish passport entered the United States and was charged with conspiracy to destroy the twin towers He had books on how to make bombs and was linked to other suspects in Brooklyn and Jersey City The blast killed six and injured more than a thousand with about 500 pounds of explosives used in a van underneath the World Trade Center complex
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United States
World Trade Center
Ahmad Ajaj
Israel
Khurram Khan
Ajaj
Lynne Stewart
Associated Press
U.S
Stewart
Ajay
Brooklyn
Jersey City
N.J
Immigration and Naturalization Service
America
Palestine
Mohammed Salam
Afghanistan
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