Planners delay vote on plant near Lewistown
County planners postponed a decision on a proposed 80-home development sewage plant southeast of Lewistown citing insufficient data on well and septic problems and potential impact on Fishing Creek. Opponents urged quashing the project citing odor and cost, while one landowner offered to host the plant upstream.
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County Planning Commission
Lewistown
Fishing Creek
Ama Whee
Diaung Coeen
Fran Robinson
Gary Hill
Robinson
Tyler Quynn
Sandower
Slannane
Quynn
Charles Klein
Klein
Treeland Nurseries
Fish Hatchery Road
Mr. Klein
Robert White
Baresu
Ct Health Department
Planning Commission
Facilitated communication debate reaches court over testimony
Carroll County State's Attorney's office rejects motion to bar facilitated communication as an interpreter. Advocates cite justice, while researchers from Children's Hospital Boston and Harvard Medical School report tests showing facilitated communication failing in all cases. Legal scholars note courts nationwide split on the issue, with potential statewide impact if appealed.
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Kathi Hill
Carroll County
Frederick County
Rolle
American Justice System
Hull
Rulle
Howard C. Shane
Shane
Americas Bard Association
Marc Greidinger
New York
Greidinger
Mark Blom
Frederick County Public Schools
Bentley speech rips NAFTA critics during stormy Maryland session
Former official criticizes NAFTA as an international government, warns of petitions and lawsuits, cites wage gaps and unsafe Mexican plant conditions, and attacks GOP backing. She urges taxpayer resistance while noting President Clinton would incur costs. Also reports נד club officers elected and 112 members.
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Maryland General Assembly
House
United States
NAFTA
Bentley
Autopsy to determine bail fate in fatal stabbing case
The state medical examiner in Baltimore will perform an autopsy Thursday to decide bail in the stabbing case of Mantack. Drug and alcohol tests will follow. Authorities say Mantack tried to flee a fight that started at West South and Ice streets and ended at 136 West South Street, where McBride allegedly stabbed him in the chest. Det. Bruce DeGrange noted a two month live‑in arrangement near the origin of the violence. McBride claimed fear of Mantack, described as 6 feet tall and 180 pounds, muscular. McBride is shorter and not muscular. No weapon remains on scene.
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State Medical Examiner
Baltimore
Mantack
West South
Ice Streets
W. South St
McBride
Bruce DeGrange
Det. DeGrange
Frederick moves forward with opportunities for city
Mayor Paul Gordon described the city’s path as open to many opportunities. Aldermen noted Frederick Aviation’s 2005 lease expiration and debated 14334 in extra costs for the homeless shelter next to the Community Center. Changes include wiring, exhaust, outlets, and bulbs not in original drawings.
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Paul Gordon
Frederick Aviation
Frederick Community Center
Gary Hessong
Frances Baker
Murphy
Shevardnadze to Extend Emergency Rule in Georgia
Georgian leader Eduard Shevardnadze plans to extend the state of emergency indefinitely as instability looms. The curfew rally ban and censorship remain in force while Abkhazia tenses regional ties and parliament worries about reconvening.
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Tbilisi
Georgia
Eduard Shevardnadze
Shevardnadze
New York Times Today
Black Sea
Abkhazia
Yugoslavia
Ramin Chelidze
Parliament
Commonwealth of Independent States
Clinton Wins NAFTA Victory Faces Senate Debate
Senators prepared for 20 hours of debate on NAFTA while supporters hailed it as a boon for U S consumers and exports. Moynihan warned of job losses and a human rights pact with Mexico drew criticism from Democrats and unions. Clinton, though favored, mended fences with House leaders Gephardt and Bonier aboard Air Force One and vowed healing in the wake of the vote.
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R-Del
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
D-N.y
United States
Moynihan
Clinton
NAFTA
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Air Force One
House
Richard Gephardt
D-Mo
David Bonier
D-Mich
White House
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Bonier
Gephardt
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