Lehigh Cement shale quarry plans trigger water and sinkhole concerns
Lehigh Cement seeks two state permits to expand shale mining on a 69 acre site near Daysville Road and Md 194, with a 9 acre pit 150 to 200 feet deep. Residents worry blasting, groundwater and sinkholes. officials cite limited groundwater drainage and a requirement for road upgrades and permits.
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Woodsboro
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Wills and trusts discussed by legal experts
Mr Greber estimates 50 to 70 percent of Americans have no wills or trusts. Two main groups seek planning: parents under 35 with guardianship concerns and wealthier seniors avoiding estate taxes. They urge everyone to make a will despite cost, noting benefits like appointing an executor and special funeral provisions.
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Greber
Man Found Dead in Shed After Explosion at North Beach
Firefighters found the body of 41 year old William Cooper inside a small shed that exploded and caught fire. Cooper, the suspected property owner, had been in the shed before the blaze. The fire is under investigation and an autopsy is underway by the state medical examiner in Baltimore.
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Government shutdown stalls as Congress and White House spar over Medicare premiums
After midnight talks with spending authority exhausted, lawmakers confronted a funding gap and an emergency spending measure raising Medicare premiums. House leaders Armey and Gingrich expressed discouragement while Ms Rivlin ordered federal employees to report to work, with about 800,000 workers expected to be sent home later. Negotiators continued discussions with little sign of compromise.
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America
Droneburg victim's sister testimony frames murder case
Margaret Myers testified she was told by the defendant a month before the shooting that she planned to shoot her husband in the head during January. Police investigated a death labeled self harm, while the defendant admitted killing her husband, John T. Droneburg Jr., 28, in their Sabillasville home shortly after 4 a.m. on January 24, 1994, as part of a trial highlighting premeditation in a 27 year marriage marked by abuse.
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Droneburg
John T. Droneburg Jr
Zoning Amendment Would Allow Restaurants in M O Zone
Borough officials debated a text amendment to allow restaurant use in the M O zone. Mr Burgee warned against proliferation fears, noting no motels were built despite a right to hotel development. Mr Williams opposed the measure calling it inadequate noise protections for neighbors. Burgee said the next steps include mayoral approval and a Board of Zoning Appeals special exception.
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Clinton budget standoff fuels market gains and tax plan push
U S leaders face a partisan budget clash as Rubin signals restraint with $375 billion in assets. Dow climbs 253 points to 4872.90 new high while bond prices rise. GOP negotiators near a sweeping bill aimed at balancing the budget by 2002, trimming taxes by 245 billion and reforming Medicare and welfare. Clinton vows veto if spending cuts go too far. A proposed 500 per child tax credit may be retroactive to 1995, with $125 per child next year and checks delayed until Oct 1, 1996 to fit an election schedule. Republicans drift from conservative welfare cuts toward state discretion.
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Luggage stolen from car in Frederick City case
Deputies seek a suspect who removed two black Samsonite suitcases from a white Oldsmobile Achieva trunk at Wal-Mart on November 7. The German couple’s luggage and contents were valued at $1,000. Call Deputy Michael Ratliff at 631-3619 with tips. Clifton Fuhrman earned a philosophy doctorate from the University of South Carolina in Columbia DC.
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Frederick City
Michael Ratliff
Clifton Fuhrman
Frederick
University of South Carolina
Columbia
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