NATO strikes industrial targets amid weather in Belgrade
NATO attacked industrial sites today despite bad weather, aiming at areas already hit earlier as talks proceed for a peace framework. Western officials fear escalation as Yugoslav forces drive ethnic Albanian refugees from Kosovo, while regional stability tests loom.
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Frederick mother in boot camp becomes lone woman inmate
Nico la Bowie, 24, the only female among 200 to 300 male inmates at Herman L. Toulson Correctional Boot Camp, serves five months so far to shorten her sentence and return to her children. She avoided 3.5 years in prison by joining the program, enduring a 5 AM to 9 PM daily routine and platoon drills while her three children stay with relatives in Frederick.
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Joe Davis Receives Distinguished Eagle Scout Award
Joe Davis, lifelong Scouting advocate and former professional Scout executive, was honored with the Distinguished Eagle Scout Award at a ceremony at Evesville Mansion. Davis, who earned his Eagle in 1928, has 25 years or more in distinguished service and remains active in community roles despite retirement in 1976.
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Swinging Through History at Frederick Historical Ball
Star photo by Skip Lawrence captures Bary and Diane Levy dancing to the Ray Birely Orchestra during the annual Historical Society Ball. The event supports the Francis help fund the Historical Society Museum and Library on Church Street in Frederick.
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House OKs allowing Eastalco to shop for electricity
The Maryland House of Delegates approved a bill enabling Eastalco Works to procure power on the open market during peak demand. The move aims to save millions and protect 695 Buckeyeown plant jobs by bypassing Allegheny Power as peak demand agent when prices spike.
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Governor's agenda stalls as session nears end
Governor Parris Glendening faces a partial victory on tobacco tax while key items remain in limbo. Bills to ban discrimination based on sexual orientation expand college aid and bolster collective bargaining await Senate action as the budget lingers. He vows to fight until midnight.
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Md lawmakers boost cigarette tax 30 cents
ANNAPOLIS Md AP a tobacco tax bill advanced by Gov Parris Glendening won final House approval joining the Senate as delegates backed a 30 cent increase in the per pack tax to 66 cents starting July 1 The rare Sunday session came after a Senate filibuster was ended and the bill passed 82 to 54 in the House
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Museum funds kept in state budget amid talks
Budget negotiators on Sunday agreed to preserve $750000 for the National Museum of Civil War Medicine in Maryland’s $175 billion budget. Delegate Sue Hecht said Gov Parris Glendening included the money in a supplementary plan.
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VEIP Bill Clears Hurdle Ahead of Maryland Senate Vote
Maryland move to permanently extend the Vehicle Emissions Inspection Program clears a key hurdle on the final day of the session. The measure aims to prevent VEIP sunset, protect federal funding, and preserve plans like funding near 30 million to connect I 70 and I 270 in Frederick. A Senate filibuster blocked earlier progress after House approval.
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Woman dies in Md. 180 crash near Frederick
A Frederick woman 83 Lovethel Harrison died when her Nissan 1990 collided with a Ford Explorer driven by George Thomas Danner Jr. of Frederick on Md. 180 southwest of Frederick. Danner 36 attempted to turn onto Mount Zion Road and failed to see the opposing vehicle. Two other passengers were injured.
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