Thomas hearings end amid partisan divide and disputed testimony
The final day of hearings left the committee deadlocked at 7-7 with no vote on Judge Clarence Thomas. Supporters voiced confidence he will be confirmed, while opponents pressed Hill's credibility and highlighted witnesses alleging harassment.
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Baker awaits Palestinian word on peace talks
Secretary of State James A. Baker III moved to Jordan with a week left before the deadline and no word from the Palestinians on whether they will attend a past peace conference or a Jordanian-Palestinian delegation. A key issue is whether Jordan will relinquish its demand to head the delegation while the PLO seeks a rotation arrangement.
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Bush notes impact of opponents during hearings day
President Bush said he was persuaded by some statements about Judge Thomas but would not discuss it further. He warned that some opponents would drag the process through mud while trying to influence the outcome. Bush golfed at Camp David with aides and family nearby, sharing updates and energy during a three hour session, as a press room and Redskins crowd watched hearings.
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Redskins
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Colorfest draws 100000 as vendors report strong sales
About 100000 attendees flocked to Thurmont Colorfest with 341 vendors across three parks and a middle school. Apple dumplings sold out early, corn meal and hominy sold for 1 per bag with recipes included. Vendors noted Saturday busier while Sunday brought steady buyers and locals hosted yard sales and a scarecrow building activity sponsored by Thurmont Girl Scouts.
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Redskins
Walkersville Volunteer Rescue Company
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News-Post to use recycled paper under Maryland law
The News-Post will use recycled newsprint starting in 1992 with a 12 percent target next year rising to 40 percent by decade end. Owner Randall said the switch began over a year ago and the effort may not greatly reduce Frederick landfill use since supply sources are regional. A separate item reports James G. Wolverton, 25, of Gratton, West Virginia, injured when thrown from his motorcycle behind I 70 Truck City. he was treated and medevaced to Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown.
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