Allies double safe haven zone in northern Iraq
Allied forces expand a security zone in northern Iraq to shelter Kurdish refugees and speed a second tent city within Zakho. The plan aligns with a British sponsored U.N. protection role as U.S., Dutch, British and French troops transfer camps to U.N. administration amid Kurdish displacement and ongoing rebel resistance.
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Sununu Uses Humor to Deflect Travel Controversy
White House Chief of Staff John Sununu employs jokes to ease scrutiny over his repeated use of military aircraft. President Bush avoided the Sununu flap in his dinner remarks, while Sununu touted his flights and a silver airplane pin. White House counsel Boyden Gray is reviewing travel policy as headlines persist.
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Frederick March of Dimes WalkAmerica raises funds in local event
Overcast but well attended, hundreds walked or jogged 15.6 miles through Frederick to raise 40000 for March of Dimes. 447 participants, with corporate support doubling from last year and local businesses contributing 4000 to offset overhead.
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Fisherman Frank Lawson Works Rain Or Shine At Lakeside
Frank Lawson, 75, of Rocky Ridge frequents morning fishing near home on good days and moves to Frederick's Cutter Lake during rain to stay dry in his car. Early Monday he fished with three poles baited, catching fish while the shower passed.
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Complex bad check prosecutions in Frederick County courts
Law takes a nuanced view of bad check cases as lawyer Lawrence A Dorsey Jr. notes. Prosecutions require proving intent to defraud, with examples including insufficient funds, nonreal checks, and promotional drafts. Modern banking systems and laws complicate outcomes and many cases fail to reach conviction.
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Mealey's to close for two months after blast
New Market reports a propane gas explosion on Saturday morning at Mealey's Restaurant caused over 200000 dollars in damage to the historic Main Street building. The back was leveled to rubble while the dining room sustained minor damage. The owner expects a two month reopen window.
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Weather update shows showers and warm trend ahead
Inside The News reports tonight is likely with showers and thunderstorms and lows in the mid to upper 50s. Tuesday brings variable clouds and warmer conditions with a 60 percent chance of rain. highs near 80. Maryland weather and map appear on Page A-2 with a note on dress interest in Family.
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Old fashioned farming day draws crowds to Maryland field
On Paul Spurrier farm in Liberty Town Sonny Blank organized an old fashioned planting day to showcase draft horses and mules at work. Teams plowed disced and sowed oats and corn as public spectators watched. Maryland Draft Horse and Mule Association members joined with Belgian Percheron and Clydesdale teams while drivers noted the animals are just waking from winter storage. Continued on Page A-7.
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