Impeachment inquiry clears House committee vote
The House Judiciary Committee voted 21 to 16 along party lines to open a broad impeachment inquiry into President Clinton. The move sends the open-ended probe to the full House, with a floor vote likely Thursday or Friday as Democrats weigh their stance ahead of midterm elections.
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Signs of Fall In Park After Autumn Rain
Wet chilly weather shifts the landscape to autumn with dew on a cobweb, woolly caterpillars on stumps, and fallen leaves reflecting seasonal colors after a cold rainy weekend at Gambrili State Park.
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Slow day for voter registration on last day
It was a slow day for voter registrations on Monday the final day to register for the November 3 general election. Sixty four people registered with Republicans outdistancing Democrats. The final totals at 9 p.m. show 32 new Republicans 22 Democrats one Libertarian one Reform Party and eight unaffiliated voters.
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Maryland Names Randall Jones Starting QB At Maryland
Randall Jones, a Thomas Johnson graduate, is named the starting quarterback for Maryland. Norv Turner states he will stay the course as the Redskins coach. The NBA cancels its entire pre season schedule. Portions of The Frederick News Post are printed on 100 percent recycled paper and are recyclable.
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Weinberg Center to install infrared hearing system
Weinberg Center for Arts in Frederick wins approval of 7157 dollars to equip the theater with four infrared transmitters to beam audio to headsets for the hearing impaired. The system, linked to the sound board, promises clearer stage sound and could aid the visually impaired with descriptions, though training volunteers is required.
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Driver shortage hampers Frederick trash service
Five sanitation workers walked off the job for six days amid a CDL driver shortage. They returned, but the city still faced reduced night coverage and three new drivers are being processed as Freder ick seeks to add an extra route for a 50 000 population.
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Frederick Man Joins Elite Ultramarathon Grand Slam Group
Frederick man, 39, from Frederick, earns place among a select ultrarunners. He completed four 100 mile races this summer, joining a group of 102 finishers in 13 years who have completed the Grand Slam of ultrarunning. Kevin Sayers noted for high weekly mileage compared to average runners.
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Trail Ultrarunning Grand Slam Takes California Vermont Colorado Utah
Kevin Sayers, once a high school cross country runner who avoided marathons, completed the Grand Slam of Ultrarunning. The four 100 mile races spanned California Vermont Colorado and Utah from June to September. He previously never ran more than 60 miles in one stretch before his first 100 two years ago.
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Candidates for Clerk of Court Face Off in Frederick County
Sandra K. Dalton and Darryl L. Stup seek election as Frederick County Clerk of the Circuit Court on November 3. Dalton, 40, Republican and current jury manager, challenges Stup, 55, a Democrat and 23 year deputy clerk, in a race shaped by office changes.
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Darryl L. Stup
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