Schroder Farm land dispute hints at landfill use and delays
The article reports on condemnation law arguments over the Schrodel property’s best use, noting land value influenced by suitability even without landfill use. It covers county commission delay attempts, candidate letters seeking trial postponement, and the Save the Schrodel Farm Committee’s involvement. It also lists candidates pledging to seek alternative sites if elected and notes differing signatures among incumbents and challengers.
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Rengid Sundergui
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Thomas E. van Pelt
Howard Wilson
Bruce Reeder
Sue Ann Yingling
Sterling Ballinger
Mr. Ballinger
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Frederick researchers develop noninfectious HIV variant
Detriot team led by Dr. Arthur creates a noninfectious HIV form aimed at safer laboratory study and potential immunotherapy. The mutant virus could help study AIDS without infection risk, though practical use remains years away. Team members include Robert Gorelick Stephen Nigida Jr Julian Bess Jr Louis Henderson and Alan Rein, all Frederick residents.
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Stephen Nigida Jr
Julian Bess Jr
Louis Henderson
Alan Rein
Woolly Worm forecast predicts very cold Kentucky winter
Pikeville reports the ninth Lee County Woolly Worm Survey foresees a cold season with 88 of 188 caterpillars black. Rosemary Kilduff notes black woolly worms signal harsh winter, counting August foggy days as part of the forecast. The festival draws visitors to Beattyville for races and events.
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Punxsutawney Phil
Pennsylvania
Rare gray-cheeked thrush dies after Atlantic flight crash
A gray-cheeked thrush migrating from Canada to South America crossed the Atlantic and struck a plate glass door at the Wildfowl and Wetland Trust in Slimbridge Gloucestershire. Basil Hughes said the six inch bird was heard by a man selling nesting boxes and fell to the ground. The taxidermied specimen will be displayed.
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City officials push drug free zones around public housing
City leaders outline six public housing projects and efforts to curb drug dealing. Officials cite reduced activity in most Taney Apartments areas and rising complaints from outskirts residents as signs of progress. Plans include broader enforcement, law changes, and designating 520 N Market St area as a drug free school zone extending 1000 feet to cover Taney and John Hanson housing.
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Districts Debate Intent Proof in Crack Possession Case
The discussion centered on proving exactly what the person’s intent was regarding possession. It was noted that because the Angels had not observed the man possess crack, he could not be charged with that offense.
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Bias urges students to choose path and resist drugs
Louise Bias warns teens they are free moral agents and must bear responsibility for actions. She urges health, true friendship, and defiance of peer pressure, while addressing parental roles and family support in a broad anti drug message. Meanwhile Angels alter drug case handling with fewer warrants and more lectures to deter solicitation.
ABC to close three U S bureaus in Chicago Boston and Dallas
ABC News plans to shut its Chicago Boston and Dallas bureaus by December 31 affecting 12 staffers though reporters will stay in all three cities. Dallas will keep Charles Muppus Wit with Tim Johnson, Chicago will use Chris Bury from WLS TV, and remaining staff may be reassigned or let go.
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Barry urges curfews and National Guard to curb D C crime
Washington Mayor Marion Barry calls for drastic measures to fight a surge in murders. He proposes neighborhood curfews and deploying National Guard as 373 homicides this year provoke action. Police Chief Fulwood has formed a 100-officer unit to counter the violence.
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