Campaign Blows Heated as Maryland Gubernatorial Race Nears
Democratic frontrunner Parris Glendening faces inquiry over contributions exceeding legal limits to Baltimore clubs. Republican Helen Bentley is attacked by Ellen Sauerbrey over Milosevic regime ties. Glendening aides refund $15,500 and notify officials. prosecutor Montanarelli weighs criminal action, while sponsors press for further investigation.
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Annapolis
Parris Glendening
Helen Bentley
Ellen Sauerbrey
Slobodan Milosevic
Yugoslavia
Glendening
Baltimore
Joe Miedusiewski
Stephen Montanarelli
Baltimore City
Miedusiewski
State Senate
Gay
Melvin Steinberg
40Th District
44Th
Emily Smith
State Election Board
Montanarelli
Fisheries chief denies repeat use of rotenone incident
John Tresselt, president of Hunting Creek Fisheries, claims the rotenone substance was not used before and expected not to recur. He notes the MDE report is under review and that experts are examining it as the firm emphasizes environmental concern. Mrs. Palmer says the chemical is only harmful to fish and dissipates quickly, with rain flushing the creek and no danger to people.
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John Tresselt
Hunting Creek Fisheries
Pentagon pressures grow as Haiti invasion prep expands
Washington voices accuse senior leadership of delay while military plans advance. The U S outlines a temporary Haitian civilian police force to be installed after a potential invasion with exiles at Guantanamo Bay recruited for early policing duties. Critics say the administration has not sold the plan to Congress or the public as discussions with the UN and CARICOM continue.
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Washington
United States
Washington Post
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Justice Department
United Nations
Congress
Senate
Bob Dole
In Memoriam Terri Boyce Morris Resting September 1993
Terri Denise Boyce Morris laid to rest on September 8 1993. We miss you and remember our time together with smiles and tears. May you find a resting place in Gods Kingdom. Your Loving Children and Sister La Tissa Darryl Jr Larry and May May Sister Holly Hackey
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Terri Denise Boyce - Morris
la Tissa, Darryl Jr, Larry and
May May
Holly Hackey
County Judge Invalidates Solid Waste Floating Zone Ordinance
Judge Dwyer ruled Frederick County failed to provide adequate notice for the solid waste floating zone and that the amended ordinance changed details without proper public notice. Eyler’s bid to rezone land for rubble fills was blocked, with MDE permits also unavailable due to the county plan.
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Eyler
Dwyer
Maryland
Frederick County
Ronald Sundergill
Maryland Department of the Environment
Urbana board sets plan to add schools and raise enrollments
The school board forecasts student enrollment rising by about 1 851 to a unofficial total of 1 924 this year and plans eight new elementary schools from 1994 to 2003 plus new high and middle schools. MSPAP results show improvement over state averages but dropout and attendance trends remain concerns.
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Dr. Gadra
Gadra
Urbana High
Urbana High School
Julian Katz
University of Maryland
Maryland
Katz
Heather Ridge
Tragic USAir Crash Near Pittsburgh Airport Leaves Dozens
Firefighters fought through woods and hills as rescue crews found no road to transport heavy gear. The Beaver County crash site was sealed for the night and refrigerated trucks awaited at Beaver County Airport for remains. A soaking rain hindered removal efforts while coroner Wayne Tatalovich warned some victims may never be identified. Witnesses described the plane’s nose dive into a ravine and a chaotic scene of heat and smoke. Passengers’ families received counseling at Pittsburgh International and O’Hare.
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Pittsburgh International Airport
Beaver County
Tony Dorsett
Mike Ditka
Wayne Tatalovich
Jim Eichenlaub
Hopewell Township
Tom Michel
Linda Dickhart
Ms. Dickhart
Pittsburgh International
Usair
Chicago
O’hare International
United Way Pace-Setters Named At Frederick Kickoff
Remsberg noted the United Way event honored Dr. Hank Laughlin and Page Laughlin of Union Bridge for giving 10000. Twenty one companies earned pace-setter status for donating at least ten percent more in 1993 than 1992, including BioWhittaker Essroc Farmers and Mechanics Bank FCNB Ferris Baker Watts First Bank of Frederick and others. The campaign supports numerous local agencies such as the Alzheimer's Association American Cancer Society Red Cross Arc Boy Scouts Catholic Charities and YMCA.
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Remsberg
Dr. Hank
Page Laughlin
Union Bridge
BioWhittaker Inc
Essroc Materials Inc
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Fcnb Bank
Ferris Baker Watts Inc
First Bank of Frederick
Frederick Broadcasting + WAFY
Frederick Credit Bureau
the Frederick News-Post
Fredericktown Bank & Trust Co
Great- West Life Assurance Co
J.C. Penney Co
Keller Bruner & Co
Leggett Department Store
Life Technologies
Linton Shafer & Co
Loyola Federal Savings Bank
Noland Company
Prudential Home, Mortgage Co
Rocal Health & Safety, Inc
Trans-Tech Inc
United Way
Alzheimer’s Association
American Cancer Society
American Red Cross
the Arc
Boys- Scouts of America
Catholic Charities
Community Living
Counseling Services & Mental Health Association
Daybreak
Exchange Club
Frederick County
Gale House
Olson House
Goodwill’ Industries
Heartly House
Learning’ Tree
Penn Laurel Girl Scout Council
Salvation Army
Seton Center
YMCA
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