Senate stalls as adjourn looms amid filibusters
The Senate battles three major bills amid filibusters and backroom talks as adjournment nears. President Bush faces a likely veto on the tax package. energy and water projects linger behind procedural knots after a long protest over a New York factory provision.
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Watchdog agency opposes turning center into reform school
The Maryland Fiscal Services report says private reform schools can house juveniles at lower cost than the Victor Cullen Center conversion into a state detention home. It notes Glen Mills and Bowling Brook offered cheaper per offender rates, while YSI would cost Maryland about 45 442 per capita for initial offenders and 43 617 for additional.
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Glen Mills and Victor Cullen compared as juvenile facilities
The Victor Cullen Academy in Sabillasville is likened to Glen Mills School near Philadelphia. Recidivism at Cullen runs 38 percent in 27 months versus about 60 percent nationally, while Cullen is a for profit program under YSI with a growing intake, contrasting with Glen Mills which rejects or accepts inmates case by case.
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Bartlett and Hattery clash on issues in Crestwood forum
About 200 Crestwood Association members watched Roscoe Bartlett and Thomas Hattery spar over campaign topics in a joint appearance. The candidates defended expense accounts and farm subsidies, rejected accusations, and repeated positions on health care, economy and gun control. They also dodged term limit calls, pledging to end lawmakers self exemptions while offering no concrete term limit plan. Seven more debates are planned before the November election.
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Frost Threat Eases for Next Few Days in County
Weather reports say frost danger declines for several days as temperatures warm. Highs near mid 60s today, lows in 40s, with Thursday in lower 70s and a weekend of clouds and a few showers. National Weather Service says cooler by Sunday.
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No pay hikes for elected officials in '93 package
Frederick County commissioners on Tuesday rejected salary increases for elected officials as part of the 1993 legislative package and instead formed a bi partisans commission to study the issue. They deferred action to next year citing tough economic times and discussed the matter with Delegate James E. McClellan and Sheriff Carl Harbaugh.
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Ron Sundergill
General Assembly
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Legisla
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Carl Harbaugh
Harbaugh
Sarajevo
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Security Council
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FAA approves Harp farm airstrip in Wolfsville area
The FAA granted approval for a 12 foot airstrip on Lucinda Harp's 59 acre Wolfsville area farm between Brandenburg Hollow and John Cline roads. The Harps plan limited use to themselves with a two seater plane, while neighbors urge rehearing over alleged discrepancies. The board paused and later reconsidered. FAA will issue official notification after review.
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Wolfsville
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Lucinda Harp
Brandenburg Hollow
John Cline
Harp
Richard
County Board of Appeals
Sunny Md weather and music page tease as sports notes mix
Inside The News reports mild skies with highs in the 60s and cooler nights in the 40s. Thursday warms to the low 70s as Maryland weather maps appear on Page v2. A sign singer opens a world of music for the deaf. See Page. Sports notes mention Patriot booters and Cadets in a brief recap with stray garbled terms.
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