Starr impeachment hearing opens amid partisan clash
Kenneth Starr, the independent counsel, testified on Clinton's use of power as Republicans and Democrats clashed in a historic impeachment inquiry. Hyde urged orderly cross examination while Starr warned of deception across six prior occasions, as nine networks carried the proceedings in the same room as Nixon's impeachment hearings.
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William Tunt
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Richard Nixon
Funding on hold for Monocacy bridge amid Jobs Pathway talk
Residents were told funding for a four million bridge over the Monocacy River is not being discussed. Frederick city and county officials paused the topic, citing the upcoming county board as the reason. The meeting focused on the Jobs Pathway roadway loop and potential development benefits.
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Jim Grimes
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Rosenstock Farm
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Kreissig Defends City Hiring Practices in Deposition
Former Frederick Alderman Jon Kreissig testified on Tuesday about a discrimination suit against the city. He described documents on hiring from 1990 to 1994, noting slight white not black disparities and saying the city aims to attract seniors while denying any use of racial slurs by Mayor Jim Grimes.
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Jon Kreissig
Kreissig
Emmanuel Brunot
Boupee
Jim Grimes
City targets boarded buildings downtown for cleanup plan
Frederick officials identify 30 boarded structures to address blight and boost marketability. Mayor Grimes stresses urgency, noting long vacancies at 101-113 W All Saints and 46-48 S Market with churches and businesses among owners. Crew actions begin soon as policy unfolds.
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Jim Grimes
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Grimes
Gyos
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Sir. Chase C. Gave
W. All Saints St. Asbury United Methodist Church
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S. Market St
Richard A. Kline
Market St
South Market Street
Valentine couple named Outstanding Young Farmers in Frederick County
Michael and Tse Valentine of Emmitsburg were honored as 1996 Frederick County Outstanding Young Farmers after a long tradition spanning 140 years. The Valintines spoke of farming as America’s lifeblood, noting stewardship, community service, and hard work as core values guiding their 10 years building a respected herd and sustaining land.
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Michael
Denise Valentine
Caressa Flannery
Frederick Cees
Stephen O'Connor
Lise Valentine
Kathy Moser
Tse Valentine
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Frederick County
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Threeghters
Mark
E Iil
America
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Ayrshire
Ownership dispute over Citizens firehouse property
Citizens Truck Co at 9 8 Court St since 1838 faces ownership confusion. William Nichols says no clear deed showing Citizens or any party owns the land while City of is believed to own it, yet June 9 1944 minutes indicate a vote to transfer land to Citizens. A full land resurvey may be needed to resolve the question.
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98. Court St
Zawaerich
Citizens
Wiliam Nichols
Jim Grimes
Nichols
Board of Aldermen
Mark Anders
Sorever
Seniors face HMO Medicare shift in Frederick County
In Frederick County thousands of seniors enrolled in an HMO Medicare alternative must choose a new plan or revert to traditional Medicare as several HMOs terminate options. County officials urge calm while outlining options with Medi-Care First or Cigna, plus auto-return to Medicare if their HMO withdraws.
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Commission On Aging
Ruth Bernard
Commission
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Lax Insurance
Mid-Atlanic Medical Services Inc
Blue Cross
Blue Shield of
Maryland
Cigna
Jeff Valentine
Medi-Care First
Medi-Care
Anonymous donor offers to double FCC child care center size
An unnamed donor proposes covering most costs to double Frederick Community College Children’s Center, projected at 800000 to 1000000 dollars. The push intersects with FCC’s 5.4 million Conference Center project as trustees weigh focus and timing.
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Frederick Community College
David Clark
Patriots reach Class A volleyball state finals berth
The Patriots clinch a spot in the Class A volleyball state finals as the season advances. FCC women’s basketball season kicks off with a win, signaling momentum into the offseason. The Frederck News Post notes coverage, though the text contains OCR inconsistencies.
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