Perot's backers seal up for re entry in race
Dallas reporters said Ross Perot weighed a late return to the presidential race with an expected blessing from supporters nationwide. Bush and Clinton campaigns prepared for his decision, due at a late afternoon news conference. Perot had withdrawn in July but could again shape the election, now about four weeks away. Volunteers were asked to report back today on whether to re-enter, with Perot promising no hard feelings. Positive signs dominated as backers weighed the move. John Jay Hooker described Perot as charismatic and influential for his issues, while Oregon coordinator Bill Maher praised his mind and communication.
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State prosecutor clears Hattery's expense account
State Prosecutor Stephen Montanarelli cleared 6th District congressional candidate Thomas Hattery of allegations he padded his legislative expense account. Roscoe Bartlett had accused him in August of embezzlement, but the office concluded no wrongdoing.
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Funds to buy Monocacy Battlefield land OK'd
Congress approved 7 million dollars to purchase land for the Monocacy National Battlefield near Frederick. The Best Farm parcel of 2 acres within the 1,670 acre battlefield boundary is slated for acquisition, part of a broader effort to secure battlefield lands. The measure was included in a 124 billion Interior appropriations bill passed by voice vote with notable funding gaps versus prior approvals.
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Sabillasville tension over Victor Cullen Academy dispute
David Morrison and his family moved to the Victor Cullen Academy site amid protests from Sabillasville residents who accuse Youth Services International of lacking integrity. Demonstrations and a suit by Concerned Citizens Inc. have followed, while Morrison recalls supportive neighbors as his children face a picket line and confusion about the backlash. Morrison hails from Portage la Prairie Manitoba, with 12 years in Manitoba’s Justice Department and roles overseeing high risk youth.
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No decision on impressions books in Frederick County
The Frederick County Board of Education held a marathon appeals hearing by 17 parents opposing the Holt Impressions Reading series. Board President Norman Quist said a vote on the book series could come as early as next week. Dr. Kevin Castner defended the series, noting all 11 basics would be used. Hearing concluded after midnight with speakers alleging the series promotes biased thinking and subordination of parental authority, while opponents criticized the review process for omitting teacher guides and anthologies.
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Castner
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Paul Mincheff
Norman Quist
Juvenile reform center opens early at Victor Cullen Academy
Four juvenile offenders arrived at Victor Cullen Academy as the state Department of Juvenile Services announced the facility would operate sooner than planned. Executive director David Morrison said the license allowed a quicker intake with nine to ten more offenders expected by mid next week and about forty by month end. Offenders, aged 15 and 16, will undergo medical exams, daily routines, classes, therapy, and work details under Youth Services International supervision.
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Lewistown residents oppose 80 Home Development plan
Lewistown area residents crowded the Lewistown fire hall to challenge county plans for Sandover Builders 80 home project and a nearby sewage treatment plant along Fishing Creek. They warned of traffic, noise, odors, lower property values, and damage to the Alica covered bridge while urging thorough zoning reviews and closer public involvement before any state discharge permit.
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Impressions book case stalls after hearing at Winchester Hall
Frederck County School Board adjourned without ruling after hearing from 17 appellants on the Impressions series book issue. Ter Heger presented a graphic illustration from Over the Mountain to board members Harry deNiell and Norman Quist, with each appellant allotted ten minutes to speak at the Wednesday night hearing.
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