Fagan on trial over fatal January murder of wife
Jurors heard two possible scenarios in the high profile case of Mr Fagan accused of killing his wife on Ashcroft Terrace Monrovia. The defense argued a heated divorce dispute led to an unintentional killing while the state pressed for premeditated murder and noted Fagan sought life and survivor benefits soon after the crime. The trial began October 4 with jurors to decide between first and second degree murder and related charges.
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NAFTA support grows as opponents fear wage and environment safety
The White House pushes NAFTA amid momentum and bipartisan shifts as negotiators rally lawmakers for the trade pact. Supporters argue open Mexican and Canadian markets will create high paying U.S. jobs, while opponents warn wages and environmental standards may worsen. Florida lawmakers, including Rep. Tom Lewis, flip to support citing protections against citrus and tomato flood risks.
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Montgomery fights TB rise in Montgomery County
Montgomery County health officials report 95 new active tuberculosis cases so far this year, matching all of 1992. Lynn Frank, director of Communicable Disease and Epidemiology, outlines the county’s aggressive plan amid a World Health Organization alert. She notes a ratio of 14 active TB cases per 100,000 residents here, far below rates in China, and says the county expects to exceed last year’s total.
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Rockville Officials Strike Preliminary Rockville Town Center Deal
County and City of Rockville officials signed a preliminary agreement Tuesday to transfer ownership of a wooded 20 acre school site in College Gardens to the city and two undeveloped parcels along Wootton Parkway to the county. The city will pay 3 million dollars over five years while the county recommends 15 million for town center development in the Capital Improvements Program.
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Rockville-Montgomery County Land Swap Details Adopted
The pact transfers the forested tract housing the Senior Center to the city and 9.6 acres to the county. The county would gain land along Wootten Parkway and 18 million in fiscal 1995, while the city grants development approval for 38 townhouses. The county plans to resell to private developers at market rates. approval rests with multiple authorities. Mayor James F Coyle called it a great accomplishment for residents. Councilman William E Hanna called it a victory for all.
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