Hyde urges Clinton to answer 31 questions on impeachment
House Judiciary Chairman Henry Hyde asks President Clinton to provide 81 written responses under oath to clarify conflicts from prior testimony. He says the questions aim to narrow issues and speed impeachment, covering Lewinsky ties, Jordan aid, Currie conversations, and the Jones suit discrepancies between Jan and Aug testimony.
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Clinton
Houge Junctary
Henry Hyde
White House
Hyde
Kenneth Starr
Bill
Mr. Clinton
Mr Hyde
Vernon Jordan
Monica Lewinsky
New York
Betty Currie
Paula Jones
Ms. Lewinsky
Mrs. Jones
Grand Jury
Jones
Frederick names first black cabinet officer in city plan
James N. Graham named chief government affairs officer amid Jim Grimes proposed cabinet posts. John D. Lessenring as chief financial officer N. Lynn Beard chief of legal services Maj. Ray Raffensberger chief public safety officer Imelda R. Roberts chief of human resources and administrative services. The $230000 city hall reorganization aims to bolster leadership for state local federal funding and economic development.
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James N. Graham
Frederick
Jim Grimes
Grimes
John D. Lessenring
N. Lynn Beard
Maj
Ray Raffensberger
Stalis
Imelda R. Roberts
Prederi County
Economic and Community Development Commission
Graham
Funding Problems Threaten U.S. Fire Administration and Academy
A blue ribbon panel for 14 national fire and rescue groups blames funding, leadership, and communication failures for damaging the USFA and the National Fire Academy. The report to FEMA Director James Lee Witt includes 34 recommendations to restore fire service needs, noting long-standing progress in tech and prevention but ongoing deterioration under FEMA.
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Emmitsburg
U.S
National Fire Academy
National Fire and Rescue
USFA
Federal Emergency Management Agency
FEMA
James Lee Witt
America
United States
NFA
Sis
Denartment of Commerce
Congress
Ney
Washington
Delay on Jobs Pathway ruling delays Frederick CSR project
Frederick County officials delay funding for the northern Jobs Pathway loop around the city and defer a funding vote to the new county commissioners. CSR, a cement pipe maker, has faced community resistance over locating on property owned by & Ft Limited Partnership along the route. A $4 million Monocacy River bridge may be financed by a tax increment financing plan, with CSR potentially fronting money repaid by the city and county.
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Fredenck County
CSR Hydro
Frederick
Lana Hogan
CSR
Ft Limited
PredeHek City
Monocacy River
Maryland to Expand DNR Controlled Hunts for White Tails
Maryland wildlife officials plan fall and winter controlled hunts targeting thousands of white tailed deer on state parks and public lands including Fort Detrick. Fort Detrick limits hunters to bow methods with rifles banned. statewide, selected hunters use bows rifles and shotguns. Over 3,400 deer were killed in managed hunts, many antlerless to curb reproduction.
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Fort Detrick
Maryland
Edleen
Mitchell
Department of Natural Resources
Carroll Manor Elementary Adapts After Pneumonia Outbreak
Carroll Manor Elementary in Adamsstown sees three students back as two remained hospitalized after a pneumonia outbreak affecting four pupils. Principal Phillip C. Harper, with Deborah Mork, says the school nurse spread hand hygiene lessons as Frederick County Public Schools notes no other preliminary cases this year.
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Carroll Manor
Adamstown
Carroll Manor Elementary
Phillip C. Harper
Deborah
Helen Jonk
Frederick County
Absentee ballots fail to change Frederick County results
Absentee ballots did not alter the countywide outcome as Frederick County elections officials counted 1.60 absentee ballots, lifting turnout to 38 percent. Montgomery, Prince George's, and Baltimore City posted higher rates, while Frederick remained weak. In the county commissioners race, Bruce Heeder led fifth-place finisher Jan Gardner but trailed the winner by a wide margin. votes listed include David Gray 30,334 and Terre Roy Rhoderick 27,977.
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Frederick County
Montgomery
Prince George’s
Baltimore City
Bruce Heeder
Jan Gardner
Lio Vates
David Gray
Terre Roy Rhoderick
Mona Hogan
John L. Thompson Jr
Unemployment steady as job growth slows in October
The 4.6 percent jobless rate held from September while payrolls rose 116,006, offsetting a 52,000 drop in manufacturing. Analysts foresee a rise toward 5.5 percent next year as exports fall and Asia sinks into recession, despite stock gains after Fed rate prospects eased.
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Labor Department
Asia
Martin Regalia
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
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Maryland Small Business Development Center
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Frederick County Board of Elections
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