Polite VP debate ends as campaigns resume in two states
After a courteous vice presidential debate on taxes abortion and affirmative action Gore links with President Clinton for a Knoxville rally while Kemp teams with Dole Powell for an Ohio bus tour. Kemp avoids personal attacks but criticizes Clinton tax policy in a measured exchange.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
al Gore
GOP
Jack Kemp
Gore
Clinton
Knoxville
Tenn
Kemp
Bob Dole
Colin Powell
Cincinnati
Ohio
Jim Lehrer
Mr. Kemp
Townsend cites biotech firm eyeing Frederick County expansion
Lt. Gov. Kathleen Kennedy Townsend told Carroll Creek Rotary the state is discussing expansion into Frederick with a biotech company similar to MedImmune, which built a $50 million plant in Frederick with state aid. Frederick County pursues two biotech firms, one employing up to 100 people.
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Montgomery County
Frederick County
Kathleen Kennedy Townsend
Carroll Creek
Maryland
Gaithersburg
Frederick
Ms. Townsend
City backs private conference center hotel at Fort Detrick plan
Frederick leaders and Col Henry Tuell welcomed a proposal for a private conference center and hotel at Fort Detrick, with cooperation from Frederick County, the city, and the Department of Defense. A market study will shape size and details, and 64 firms have shown interest. Construction could start within a year, with a private investor sought in two months, and the base to receive a percentage of gross receipts to fund child care and related needs.
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Frederick
Fort Detrick
Henry Tuell
Frederick County
Department of Defense
Tuell
Col Tuell
Col. Tuell
Prosecutor seeks life without parole for Brunswick teen
A 19 year old, Jean Louis Arnaud Nance, faces life without parole as one of four teens charged with stabbing a man and tossing him from the Md 17 bridge in Brunswick. Adrian Pilkington, 20, is also among the defendants with motive cited as robbery. Trials are scheduled for Whitman November 21, Nance December 3, Jensen December 10, and Woolridge January 6, with a gag order in place.
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Potomac River
Brunswick
Frederick County
Jean Louis Arnaud Nance
East Street
Adrian Keane Pilkington
Maple Crest Drive
Knoxville
Mr. Nance
Frederick City
Rachel Irene Whitman
Tielman Place
Brian Nicholas Woolridge
Taney Avenue
Jason Aaron Jensen
Stonegate Drive
Three Agencies Fund Feasibility Study for Law Mall
Frederick County three major law enforcement offices each contribute 20000 to study a common building within the city limits. If feasible, the project dubbed the Law Mall could be built on an undetermined site by FY 4999, per Sheriff Jim Hag. The concept has circulated for about a year, discussed at a Chamber of Commerce breakfast.
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Frederick County
Law Mall
Jim Hag
Frederick City
Maryland State Police
Hagg
Chamber of Commerce
Maier reaches over wall to alter ALCS game pivotal play
Twelve year old Jeff Maier reaches over Bronx wall to snag a Derek Jeter ball, a controversial play that shifts the course of Game One in the American League Championship Series. The incident sparks debate over fan involvement and umpire calls as pages B-1 and BS offer photos and broader coverage.
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Jeff Maier
New York Yankees
Derek Jeter
interim Brunswick chief works to restore trust
Lt Fred Anderson serves six weeks into a three month assignment as interim chief of Brunswick Police, using shared tasks to rebuild trust. He audits operations to explain turnover of chiefs since 1994, aiding selection of a lasting leader while stressing teamwork among officers.
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Skip Lawren
Fred Anderson
Brunswick
Dianne Fleming
Anderson
Frederick County Sherff
City delays action on charter conflict
Frederick city officials again delayed on whether to align the charter with the ethics code. At a workshop they informally voted 3-2 to table final action next week. Aldermen Nash Murphy and Baker sought more time and information on the issue arising from a summer discovery.
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Frederick
City Hall
Anne Rollins
Meta Nash
Sally Murphy
Frances Baker
Outage at Substation Dims Golden Mile Commerce
An equipment failure at a substation near U S 40 and Baughman s Lane caused a city wide outage Wednesday afternoon along the Golden Mile Area. Loud noises and orange smoke were reported as crews worked to restore power by late afternoon. Fred erick City Police directed traffic for hours and Allegheny Power said the number of affected homes and businesses could not be immediately determined.
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U.S. 40
Baughman
Raymond Sandower
Allegheny Power
Allegheny Power Search
Golden Mile
U.S. 40 Holiday Inn
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James Singleton
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Medimmune
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G. Edward Dwyer Jr
Miss Whitman
Mr. Jensen
Woolridge
Kate Leckie
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