Bush Clinton to square off before military group
President Bush and Governor Clinton prepared for back to back appearances before a military association as the draft history dispute shadows their campaign. White House officials urge truth and accuse Clinton of shifting explanations while defending national defense amid a weak economy.
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Clinton
Salt Lake City
Bill Clinton
White House
Marlin Fitzwater
Mr. Clinton
National Guard Association
American Legion
Chicago
Mr. Bush
Fitzwater
Tal
Navy
State Farms $40M Frederick office plan approved
Frederick planners unanimously backed State Farm Insurance Co. on a $40 million office complex along Trading Lane west of Md. 26. The project creates 700 jobs and $25 million in local economic impact, with concerns over traffic on Wormans Mill Road and requests for controlled access.
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State Farm Insurance Co
Frederick
Trading Lane
MD. 26
Wormans Mill Road
Harmony Grove
Diane Smoley
State Farm
U.S. 15
Greg Ridgeway
David Chapin
Advance Team
Commission
Relief supplies and troops arrive in hurricane battered Kauai
Relief supplies and federal troops pour into Kauai to replenish a hospital and aid residents. Gasoline and items remain scarce. price gouging reported. USS Bielean Wood brings 77 five ton trucks and Humvees as about 300 troops land. power and water restoration lag. Residents donate over 100000 pounds of food to Hawaii Food Bank. calls go out for personal vehicle help to aid outer island victims.
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Lihue
Hawaii
Kauai
Wilcox Memorial Hospital
Steve Hosier
Beilean Wood
Kamai
Lier
Kagar
Osta
Hawaii Food Bank
Karen Kerth
Drive on to save Extension Service offices
A large letter writing and calling campaign was launched in Frederick County to block budget cuts to the Extension Service and Agricultural Experiment Stations. The plan targets the Maryland Institution of Agriculture and Natural Resources MIANR within the University of Maryland System. Officials warned a 15 percent cut means furloughs and layoffs, while 30 to 50 percent would close county and state offices.
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Frederick County Extension Advisory Council
Shaila Aery
Maryland Higher Education Commission
William Donald Schaefer
Aery
University of Maryland System
Cooperative Extension Service
Maryland Institution of Agriculture and Natural Resources
MIANR
Wall Bay
Braucher
University of Maryland
Donald N. Langenberg
MIANA
Center For Environmental and Estuarine Studies
Maryland Biotechnology Institute
Mr. Bay
Frederick County Conser vation Zones See 37 Percent Growth
Residential development within Frederick County conservation zones rose 37 percent over the last decade, with about 1,540 houses now in these zones. The update to 1977 regulations could allow housing to triple, though growth remains steady at roughly 38 homes per year. Public hearings will review identified issues in phase one before the Planning Commission.
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Frederick County
Potomac
South Mountain
Catoctin Mountains
Gambrill Park Road
Tower Road
Thurmont
Mountville Road
Jefferson
Point of Rocks Road
Ray Barnes
Ron Sundergill
Gambrill Park
Barnes
Health Department
Maryland extends firearms deer season to two weeks
Maryland announces its first two week firearms deer season extending from late November to mid December. State wildlife officials, at a news conference near Clear Spring, expect higher hunting activity and potential increases in deer harvest as the herd grows. The plan allows bucks or does in most counties, with bucks restricted in Garrett Allegany and parts of Washington and Frederick. Antlerless permits will be valid only for the first week. daily bag limits vary by county, and bonus deer tags may restrict to antlered deer.
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Maryland
Thomas P Mathews
Indian Springs Wildlife Management
Clear Spring
Washington County
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Mathews
Allegany and
Garren
Garrett
Allegany
Western
Washington and
Frederick
Washington
Acnapoli
Carroll County
Cable TV firm drops Mt Airy lawsuit in town dispute
Prestige Cable TV of Maryland Inc abandoned its lawsuit against Mount Airy after its attorneys found no chance of success. The town faced claims of unequal treatment and failed to provide guaranteed services. Separately, developer Brooke Lee withdrew a zoning change request for 22 acres, as planning officials recommended denial. Fire hydrant issues and street safety matters along North Main Street were discussed, with points raised about hydrant spacing and replacement.
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Mount Airy - Prestige
Able TV of Maryland Inc
Attornes
Delaune Hobbs
Prestige Cable
Tay Saving
Reece
Fablevieoon
Brooke Lee
Sudsvison
Weather details and event previews in local daily paper
Weather page notes highs in the mid sixties with sun and fair skies on Wednesday. The Great Broderick Fair opens Saturday with race and entertainment previews. Local girls soccer match details mentioned for Kaidits opener on Saturday.
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Fair Cement
Sunay
Warsland
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