Kevorkian trial intrigue and Sudan on terrorism list
Experts warn the Kevorkian assisted death case could trigger a major social and legal debate with potential domino effects across states. Separately Sudan is added to the U.S. terrorism list, risking aid but linking diplomats to plots in New York.
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Jack Kevorkian
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William Kennedy Smith
Michigan
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University of Minnesota
Center For Biomedical Ethics
Washington
United States
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Khartoum
State Department
New York City
United Nations
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ABC News
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Storms Hit and Miss Across Montgomery County
Storms toppled trees and sparked power outages in Montgomery County with 1,500 Potomac Edison customers without power and 35 to 40 residents still affected early today. Burkittsville Brunswick Damascus Mount Airy Thurmont were among impacted areas as winds and lightning caused outages.
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Raymond Sandower
Montgomery County
Burkittsville
Brunswick Damascus
Mount Airy
Thurmont
Sandower
City warehouse fire ruled arson
Fire officials determined the July 31 blaze at a city owned Wisner Street warehouse was arson not electrical. Investigators noted ceiling burn patterns and ruled out faulty lighting after testing 12 fluorescent fixtures and an electrical engineer found no malfunctions. authorities seek tips via arson hotline 1-900-492-7529 with rewards up to 5000 dollars.
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Frederick
Bob Thomas
Thomas
Wisner Street
Public Works Department
Sagner
Pope John Paul II Moves Frederick Students
Frederick County students who met the pope in Denver say the encounter left them speechless and inspired. Bradley Udvardy of Gov. Thomas Johnson High School called the pope a symbol of Catholicism and a powerful influence, while Travis Sprouse of Frederick High praised him as the epitome of Catholic belief. Their chaperone Patricia Clancy notes broad disagreement among American youths about the church.
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Frederick County
John Paul II
Denver
Bradley Udvardy
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Bradley
St. John's Parish
Frederick
Frederick High School
Travis Sprouse
Travis
Patricia Clancy
St. John’s Youth Ministries
Skip Lawrence Bradley Udvardy
Mary Elizabeth Burke
Patricia Clancey
Patricia Johnson
Brunswick woman killed in Md 464 crash near Brunswick
Frederick County authorities report Aileen C. King 66 of West J Street Brunswick died from injuries after a single vehicle crash on Md 464 that also damaged a guardrail and utility pole. Another Brunswick resident, Mary K. Stone 40, was critically injured in a separate crash along the same guardrail and pole earlier Tuesday. Both incidents involved women from Brunswick headed east on Md 464.
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Frederick County
Here
Aileen C. King
West J Street
R Adams Cowley
Baltimore
Maryland
Ang
Leon Martin
Jefferson Ambulance
Washington County
R Adams Cowley Trauma Center
WCH
Ms. King
Mary K. Stone
East C Street
Martin
Frederick News Post recycling note appears in daily editions
A brief insertion in the Frederick News Post highlights use of 100 percent recycled paper. The note underscores commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility in the newspaper's production process.
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Frederick
School staffs instructed on sexual harassment policies
State officials will sample Frederick County school employees next month to gauge knowledge of sexual harassment and child abuse reporting procedures. Dr. Daniel Gadra, superintendent, ordered principals to train staff on laws and policies. An hour workshop covered key policies and a sign‑in form confirmed receipt. a training video will be used to teach others. The district emphasizes ongoing reviews of the policies.
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Frederick County
Daniel Gadra
Gadra
Frederick aldermanic race praises fiscal policy and needs for growth
Gregory Carey 39, Republican candidate, touts Mayor Gordon's fiscal leadership and urges continuity of sound policy to keep Frederick afloat. Douglas Magaha, 61, a former personnel director recalled dates and birthdays, noting his long service and memory for numbers. he retired last year.
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Gregory Carey
Carey
Paul Gordon
Gordon
Douglas Magaha
Democrat
Frederick City
Frederick Iron and Steel Co
Magaha Sax
Magaha
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