Dems GOP trade charges on demise of health care plan
Washington observers recount the collapse of comprehensive health care reform in 1994 with blame traded between Democrats and Republicans. Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell accuses GOP opponents of blocking a filibuster-proof path while Republicans contest the characterization amid a charged political climate.
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George Mitchell
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New York Times
Bob Packwood
R-Ove
Packwood
GOP
U.S. Troops Seize Haiti Parliament and City Hall
American forces took control of Haiti Parliament and Port-au-Prince City Hall in preparation for lawmakers and Mayor Evans Paul to return. Troops patrolled with armored vehicles and barbed wire as a guns for money program began, offering 50 to 300 dollars for firearm parts. The Parliament will discuss an amnesty law, part of a deal with the military junta and a Carter-led delegation.
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Tragic death of 6 year old on elementary school playground
Leah Elizabeth Taylor, a first grade pupil at Valley Elementary School in Jefferson A, died after losing consciousness on the playground. She had a congenital heart defect with a hypoplastic left ventricle and underwent multiple surgeries. Paramedics CPR started at 11:50 AM and she was transported to Frederick Memorial Hospital, where she was pronounced dead at about 12:45 PM after doctors failed to revive her. The exact cause of death awaits official determination by authorities.
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Bartlett Muldowney clash over public records in Frederick
Republican incumbent Roscoe Bartlett and Democratic challenger Paul Muldowney traded barbs at rival press conferences in downtown Frederick Maryland. Bartlett accused Muldowney of a liberal voting record and backing a pay raise while Muldowney criticized Bartlett for opposing Medicare and Social Security funding and for failing to back disaster aid. Each candidate claimed the other distorted facts and tied the opposition to national leadership.
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Jury rejects damages in fatal Walkersville crash suit
In Frederick County, jurors return a unanimous verdict for Grossnickle Farms in a negligence suit filed by Thomas Rutherford Sr and Katherine Rutherford over their son Tommy Rutherford Jr.’s December 1992 death. The couple claimed the farm allowed him to drive without a license. the defense argued no negligence and that the cause of the crash remains unknown.
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Grossnickle Farms, Inc
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Katherine Louise Rutherford
Thomas Wyatt Rutherford Jr
Paul Stull
Thomas
Mr. Stull
Grossnickles
Walkersville High School
Herbert L Rollins
Carroll Creek Bridge Closures Tie To Flood Control Project
Frederick officials announced permanent closure of the Water Street Bridge on Monday October 3 followed weeks later by the Wisner Street bridge to support the Carroll Creek Flood Control project. The closures allow pedestrian and boat passages along Carroll Creek Park and enable future East Street extension toward I-70.
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East Street
Jim Grimes
Grimes
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East Patrick Street
Noise wall debate pits residents against incinerator plan
Montgomery County residents vow to oppose an exemption to the noise ordinance for the Northeast Waste Disposal Authority. Sugarloaf Citizens Association President Jane Hunter heirs that cost and timing threaten a wall, saying Ogden Martin and the authority failed after eight years of lead time to prepare.
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Montgomery County
Sugarloaf Citizens Association
Jane Hunter
Northeast Waste Disposal Authority
Ogden Martin
Hunter
Northeast Authority
MSM President Sees Sports Pulling In Students
In Stan Goldberg’s Touching all the bases, MSM president argues athletics draw enrollment and engagement. The page blurb emphasizes sports as a campus magnet and community factor, reflecting a columnist’s view on school spirit and participation.
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