Singapore developer faces suit over road and utility work
Lake Singapore property owner Ellis fights an association claiming improper paving of a 1%-mile road into Woodridge and placing water and sewer lines on association land without permission. An ex parte injunction bars building while the case proceeds. Ellis says the action, costing thousands daily, threatens his broader plans for the Lake Singapore developments and he blames the association for blocking discussions.
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Ellis
Association
Haglehead Drive
Woodridge Village
Mr. Ellis
Lake Singapore
Woodbridge
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Woodridge
Budget clash heats as Republicans push deficit plan
House and Senate budget plans face sharp Democratic objections over Medicare Medicaid cuts and Social Security impact. Dick Gephardt accuses measurement tweaks of shrinking benefits while Donna Shalala warns of elderly and disabled hardship. Kasich and Domenici press block grants for Medicaid amid a projected 175 billion 1995 deficit and a rising national debt clock behind Kasich. Charles Stenholm protests proposed 9 billion in agriculture subsidies cuts.
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Dick Gephardt
DMO
Health and Human Services
Donna Shalala
Senate
Mr. Kasich
Domenici
Clinton
Kasich
Rep
Charles Stenholm
Texas
Damascus teens mourn after fatal head on crash
Four local teens died when a Ford Escort collided head on with a Chevrolet 1500. Police attributed driver error and excessive speed. Students and staff rally for support, counselors deployed, and a prom looms as families cope with the loss.
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Fish
Germantown
Lawson
Jeanette Thomas
Jason Schuck
Schuck
Damascus
Ohio
Brian
Michelle Gifford
Einstein High
Kensington
Dr. Morgan
Amanda Ferguson
Gas Prices Rise as U S Imports Grow in Tight Oil Market
The article notes U S reliance on imports surpassing 50 percent of demand amid drying domestic fields. API spokesmen cite a 2 percent first quarter gasoline demand rise and discuss an executive order halting trade with Iran, clarifying Iran oil not directly entering U S supply while price effects remain uncertain.
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United States
Mr. Schroeder
U.S
API
Joseph Lastelli
Clinton
Iran
Russia
Lastelli
Mr. Lastelic
Mr. Abrecht
National highway bill moves from committee lifting speed limit
The Senate Environment and Public Works Committee voted 13 to 1 to advance a National Highway System Bill designating 159000 miles for 65 million in funding. It would remove the federal speed limit and repeal the Davis Bacon prevailing wage rule, prompting debate over highway safety and project costs.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Environment and Public Works Committee
Frank Lautenberg
D-N.j
William D. Fay
The
Highway Users Federation
Max Baucus
D-Mont
House
Robert Smith
R-N.h
Baucus
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