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News in Frederick, Maryland

24 Aug 1999

Page 9

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Aug 24, 1999

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9

Ford blamed in death in Maryland federal case

In Frederick County a 1992 fatal crash on a rural road is tied to a 1988 Ford Econoline van lacking a check valve to stop gasoline entering the engine after a crash. Ford's defense cites fuel cause and structural safety. a 1995 suit faces questions of crashworthiness and conflicting expert views in a lengthy legal battle.

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Deep Creek talks nearing conclusion in $78 million lake purchase

Maryland officials report progress in negotiations to buy Deep Creek Lake from GPA Inc. Stevens Cassard says a final offer response is expected by month’s end with talks possibly extending to year’s end. Separately, WMATA confirms the Green Line will open September 18 linking Greenbelt to Anacostia, ending the Green Line Short Cut on Red Line tracks.

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Drought Triggers Early Color Drop Across Western Maryland

The drought dulls and drops leaves early across maple and poplar woodlands in Western Maryland. Experts say trees shed to reduce water demand, a defense that may dull fall color unless a few September storms arrive. Cultural groups still plan events like the Catoctin Color Fest, hoping crowds persist despite the dry spell.

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