Afghans Hunt for Omar Amid Kandahar Turmoil
Afghanistan's interim leader Hamid Karzai urged Afghans to help capture Osama bin Laden and Mullah Omar and bring them to international justice. He said Omar and bin Laden are not in custody and rumors of Omar's capture are lies as Kandahar's power struggles began after the Taliban withdrawal.
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Pursuit of Taliban and Al-Qaida Fighters Continues
US forces battle remaining Taliban and al-Qaida fighters as commanders weigh how to end the militant threat. Marines in eastern mountains hunt al-Qaida members while seeking Osama bin Laden’s location amid reports of a top aide’s family killed in earlier bombing. Omar’s whereabouts remain unknown since Kandahar fell.
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Frederick youths gain ballfields in city park expansion
Frederick boards approve Monocacy Boulevard Associates transfer of about 30 acres with six athletic fields to the city. The deal includes a $50,000 boost for improvements and total value around $110,000, funding new fields for city and county youth. Fields lie east Frederick, west of the Monocacy River, south of Riverside Center. project includes a storm water pond.
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East Frederick
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Boffman recounts humble upbringing shaping his vote
Daryl Boffman, a school board member, spoke in a quiet, intense voice about growing up in Norfolk housing projects with a single mother. He said poverty, frequent relocations, and intermittent utilities influenced his view that schools must provide stability for young people.
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Power firm seeks halt on Kemp Lane building near 240kV line
Allegheny Power asks Frederick County Circuit Court to stop work on a wood and brick building near a 240000 volt transmission line along Kemp Lane. The company cites a 150 foot right of way restricting structures except fences and seeks removal of the structure near 7750 Kemp Lane. County officials issued a stop work order and seek a court injunction.
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Kemp
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Poanto nino nnch day a vsaeyeled Papen is described in this fragment, noting local newspaper style and suggesting historical context. The readable bits hint at a publication about a page or column in The Benderck News, though details are incomplete.
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Integrated assessments add to overload for county teachers
Frederick County teachers criticize new integrated assessments due this May for elementary students. Four nine minute periods will test thinking skills, with kindergarten and other grades involved in scoring and portfolios. Teachers report expanded duties include regular lesson plans grade work and parent communication, often taking work home. Union leaders urge study time or extra days, while school board weighs options.
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