House Begins Impeachment Inquiry Hearings Planned
The House Judiciary Committee moves toward an impeachment inquiry of President Clinton with hearings and subpoenas in the works. Key figures mentioned include Linda Tripp, Vernon Jordan, Betty Currie, and Monica Lewinsky, with Bruce Lindsey and Kenneth Starr also eyed for testimony as the panel plans hearings after the November elections. The committee starts October 22 with a briefing on impeachable offenses and aims to interview witnesses before year’s end.
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Tee Caton
Judiciary
Kenneth Starr
Monica Lewinsky
Shoge
Linda Tripp
Ms. Lewinsky
Henry Hyde
Ili
Mr. Hyde
Starr
Hyde
Charles Canady
Stala
White House
Clinton
Congress
Judiciary Constitutional Subcommittee
McCown and Bartlett differ on impeachment views
Jefferson Democrat Timothy McCown backs impeaching President Clinton for lying about the Lewinsky affair while Republican Roscoe Bartlett holds off until House impeachment inquiry concludes. McCown points to lies about the economy and foreign policy as further grounds to remove Clinton. Bartlett refrains from a final judgment pending inquiry.
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Clinton
House
Bartlett backs impeachment inquiry in line with GOP
Rep Roscoe Bartlett R Gth votes for an impeachment inquiry saying the Constitution requires it and 78 percent of constituents demand it. He hopes the Judiciary Committee completes the investigation by year end as the country seeks to close the controversy despite a fragmented national scene.
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House of Representatives
Roscoe Bartlett
R-Gth
Building plan in jeopardy for four story office block
A four story office project on Carroll Creel faces a stalled start as land price disputes derail progress. Galen Clagett of Clagett Enterprises says owners and developer cannot agree, delaying occupancy hoped for January 2000. Bentztown Park Office Condominium site eyed for West Patrick Street area with restaurant and law firm interest.
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Carroll Creel
Corsuir Aretal
Galen Lagett
Clagett Enterprises Inc
West Third Street
Frederick
Bentztown Park
West Patrick Street
South Bentz Street
Clagett
Richard Gruber
Frederick traffic study notes shift to two way streets
City officials study new patterns after 1950s one way plan to ease downtown congestion. Charles V Main recalls pre U S 15 traffic flowed through downtown. current move toward two way traffic on East Patrick Street between Carroll and East streets aligns with smart growth and downtown accessibility. Ten residents appeared at hearings.
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Or Frederick
Charles V. Main
Frederick
East Patrick Street
Carroll and
East Streets
Mr Main
U.S. 15
Joseph Baldi
Streets and Sanitation Committee
Baldi
Maryland Municipal League
Urbaly
Eople
Police guard school offices after employee fired
Uniformed officers guard the Frederick County Public Schools central offices after a former employee, Bruce Aderhold, was fired for the contents of his Web page. Investigators visited his home and police found no criminal action. The associate superintendent said student safety was not in danger and the action was precautionary.
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Frederick Police Department
Bruce Aderhold
Thomas Chase
Aderhold
Frederick County
R. Daniel Cunningham
Low Water Pressure at FCC Campus Sparks Fire Sprinkler Concern
Frederick Community College officials warn that long term declines in building water pressure threaten fire suppression systems. Dr. Richard Yankosky notes pressure has fallen about 10 psi in a decade, risking system failure. Officials seek data to design the new College and Career Technology Center sprinkler plan.
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Frederick Community College
Fas
Richard Yankosky
Free
Yankosky
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