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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1998
Page
8
The House approved a 258 to 176 vote to begin a presidential impeachment inquiry, a rare move in U.S. history. Democrats and Republicans split on timing and scope, with potential Senate trial implications and guidance from upcoming elections shaping future hearings.
Clagett argues risk taking is needed to overcome a lack of precedent while blight on South Market Street and limited city access deter projects. He notes indecision by officials slowed creek development and price drives investor nerves as cheaper retrofit space pressures Class A proposals like the $11 million Grimes Mackintosh project facing opposition from Historic District voices and residents.
City residents urge council to oppose a two way shift on a street, warning safety risks and larger trucks downtown while seeking involvement in the process. Officials note safety benefits but acknowledge downsides like lost on street parking and mailbox removals as East Patrick Street moves toward two way.
Dr Yankosky outlines two fixes for low campus water pressure. Extending a high pressure zone from Rosemont to Clover Hill would cost about 350000 and benefit campus, businesses, homes, and Monocacy Middle School. A pumping station at the college would cost 250000. State funding of 90000 is available.
In a heated exchange McCown and Bartlett trade charges over impeachment and government spending. Bartlett defends a doted policy mix including a military porn ban and an assault weapons stance while touting credit for a transportation bill. McCown accuses Bartlett of political maneuvering and calls for restraint amid health care and debt concerns.
Police photo chronicled Dr. Simpson as new leader amid FCPS Dead Pool controversy tied to school system officials. Aderhold, terminated last Friday, says he posted the page to provoke response then reuploaded for the ACLU. Police intervened at East Church Street and Hayward Road offices to ease staff tensions.
Dr. Bartlett described sitting through much of the House floor debate as a sobering moment. He criticized President Clinton for repulsive and reckless behavior in the Oval Office, lying to the American people, and stonewalling for eight months, saying it brought the nation to this point and raises questions about subverting the rule of law.
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