Record Warm Day Sparks Winter Tale Debate in Frederick
Frederick sees 79 degree high as record heat persists. Samantha Kirk calls the old wives tale an unlikely precursor to a cold snowy winter while Paul Haney hopes for favorable conditions. Weather officials note near record highs at nearby airports and forecast a easing chill by weekend.
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District map changes could boost Democrats in 2002
Frederick County legislative districts may be redrawn for the 2002 election under a plan considered by House Speaker Casper Taylor Jr. The map would link Frederick County's Democratic strongholds Frederick and Brunswick and could aid Delegate Sue Hecht in a run for the Maryland Senate. Republican Sen. Alex Mooney contends the plan prioritizes Hecht and could place up to five incumbents in District 4 under the new lines. The proposal stems from a tax distribution dispute among Republicans and mirrors Taylor's ongoing redistricting efforts. Taylor's comments were not available for comment.
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Frederick County Schools to Add Armed Deputies
Frederick County will receive a $625,000 grant from the U S Department of Justice to place more armed deputies in schools. Oakdale Middle School will get one uniformed deputy, while four deputies will cover the county’s eight high schools. The program, led by Sheriff Dina Hay and Sgt Chuckleberry, expands the existing school resource officer presence since May 2000, with salaries funded by the CATS program.
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Pentagon probes 3 soldiers deaths in Afghan airstrike
Defense Secretary Rumsfeld orders an investigation into the mistaken bombing near Kandahar that killed three U S soldiers and wounded twenty. Six Afghan fighters died and eighteen wounded as U S planes targeted Taliban positions, with conflicting reports on Omar's potential surrender.
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Pearl Harbor memories linger for Maryland survivors
Maryland survivors recount the Pearl Harbor attack and its lasting impact as six decades pass. They recall the sudden shift from an ordinary morning to a war footing and stress the need to keep America alert. They note the attack reshaped U S history and remains a touchstone for vigilance.
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Community Editorial Sports Highlights and Listings
Community edition covers high school winter sports scenes with earnest analysis and season notes. Includes Bel, 14 3 standings and game summaries, plus TV listings and weather brief for local readers.
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Amusement tax debate shows uncertain regional support
Sparse readable text hints at a discussion over an amusement tax, with mentions of support issues and potential declines in tax revenue. Names, places, and clear facts are obscured by damaged OCR, leaving a partial sense of local fiscal contention and proposals.
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