Residents rally for Guardian Angels in Frederick dispute
About 100 residents gathered at the Sagner housing complex to voice support or opposition to the Guardian Angels, a citizen crime fighting group active since August. The crowd debated tactics, violence, and language used to detain drug suspects, as police monitored the gathering. A housing authority vote on the Angels’ status is set for Thursday.
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Panel to study Maryland taxes eyes broad changes
The Maryland Commission on State Taxes and Tax Structure plans a more equitable mix of income, property, and sales taxes and may urge changes in local government financing. Chair Robert Linowes notes potential shifts in state aid and added taxpayer responsibilities, with a final report due in early November.
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Bush signs emergency budget plan to curb deficit
President Bush signed emergency legislation to avert a government shutdown and push Congress toward a $500 billion deficit reduction package over five years. He warned there is no assurance a final reconciliation bill will meet his demands for real savings and no smoke and mirrors. The measure ends a holiday weekend shutdown and sets a deadline in October for a broader agreement.
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Souter joins Supreme Court as 105th justice
David H. Souter longtime New Hampshire judge takes the oath to become the courts 105th member. He pledges equal justice for rich and poor and sits for the first arguments with eight colleagues as President Bush lauds the thoughtful nominee. Brennan retirement opens seat amid a shifting court balance.
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Elderly Middletown Couple Die In Murder Death By Own Action
Maryland State Police report a likely double murder suicide in Middletown. Gladys D. Kanouse, 80, and Edward L. Kanouse, 79, were found at their Chesterbrook Apartments home after a shot was heard by a caregiver. Autopsies set for today to confirm cause.
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Weather summary for Western Maryland and 4-1 week page note
Fair and mild tonight with lows around 0. Wednesday brings partly sunny skies and continued warm and humid conditions. Highs reach the low to mid 80s as the Western Maryland weather map and agriculture section preview National 4-1 week.
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Kennedy rose sells for 2550 at local auction
At Gunther's International Auction Gallery in Brunswick a Kennedy rose tied to the JFK assassination sold for 2550 dollars amid a small turnout of about 50 bidders. An antique dealer from Washington DC and another from Gaithersburg bought the rose and a Kennedy limo key from the Hutch estate of a Secret Service officer. Adolf Hitler's signed photo from Hutch's father collection fetched 3600 dollars.
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