Clinton talk on health care draws Carroll couple to White House
Warehime, a Carroll County aging advocate, and his sister wrote to Mrs. Clinton about high elder care costs after placing their parents in a nursing home. They will attend a White House briefing with President Clinton and Vice President Gore, presenting letters and sharing concerns while a 21 member panel discusses health care issues. a staged audience of about 100 will hear their testimonies.
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Rodham Clinton
Eee
Vice Press
Gibble
Sebers
Clinton
White House
Warehime
Commission On
Carroll County
Maple Avenue
New Windsor
Magerstown
Isabel Sayler
Carroll Lutheran Village
Warehitne
Kelley ally runs media shop as he mulls school board plan
Frederick County political figure Kelley unveils support from conservative activists including former Bartlett aide James Lafferty and local supporters. He endorses an elected Board of Education to better reflect families, opposes new gun restrictions, and cites Christian Coalition backing while stressing enforcement of existing laws. He is married with two sons.
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Gressman
Bartlett
James Lafferty
Mr. Kelley
Mary Williams
John Birch
Frederick County
Kelley
Christian Coalition
Maryland Weather Front Stalls Prolonging Cool, Wet Outlook
National Weather Service forecaster Robert Melrose says the cold front moving into Maryland is slow and unlikely to trigger severe storms. He notes clouds fog rain and possible thunderstorms through Saturday with highs near the 70s and cooler nights. Forecaster says high Sunday should stay in the upper 60s to 70s as skies clear.
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Robert Melrose
National Weather Service
Maryland
Melrose
Baltimore
Frederick County
Quarry traffic cited. towns wary of road cost burden
Quarries Martin Marietta Lehigh and Laurel Sand and Gravel say their trucks form less than a third of trunk traffic through Woodsboro and refuse to fund or own a bypass. They offer rock donations and materials instead, while officials press for federal aid and avoid a gravel alternative due to dust and maintenance costs.
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Dairies
Woodsboro
Martin Marietta
Lehigh
Laurel
Ron Matovcik
Laurel Sand and Gravel
Frederick
Bruce Reeder
Heavy rain overwhelms library roof at C. Burr Artz Library
Firefighters from United Fire Company saved an estimated 37 000 worth of books at the C Burr Artz Library in Frederick County when a severe roof leak drenched the American Literature section. Water dripping caused ceiling tiles to collapse before crews tarped shelves and halted further damage as the library stayed open.
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Bill Green
Frederick City
C. Burr Artz Library
Barbara Hobday
Woodarick City
C. Burr Artz
Frederick County
United Fire Company
Scott
Fire Department
Mr. Scott
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