Student who fell dies at Thurmont Middle School
A Thurmont Middle School eighth grader, Joel Delauter, died after a fall in a stairwell during dismissal. Officials ruled the death an accident and described the incident as youthful horseplay with tragic consequences.
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Condos in city get initial OK
Frederick city receives preliminary court approval for the Baker Park View Condominiums, a three story project. Judge John H. Tisdale affirmed January 2001 phase one design approval by the Historic District Commission, with a final decision pending HDC review and further hearings as neighbors push for a halt.
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Two U.S. soldiers wounded as bin Laden hunt widens
In Afghanistan, two U.S. special forces members were wounded near the Tora Bora complex as allied fighters and Marines secured Kandahar Airport. Afghan commander Hazrat Ali said bin Laden could be trapped in a cave, with forces surrounding a ridge and ongoing clashes amid heavy bombing and ground assaults.
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Tape on Bin Laden Leaves Arab View Mixed
In Cairo and across the Middle East the latest Bin Laden tape fails to convince many that he masterminded the Sept. 11 attacks. Viewers question U.S. motives and cite fabricated audio while noting poor sound quality limits understanding.
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Reservists barred from moving into Fort Ritchie quarters
About 70 Army Reservists assigned to Fort Detrick since the September 11 attacks are blocked from occupying refurbished Fort Ritchie housing. A legal technicality tied to BRAC closure requires the Army to negotiate with PonMar Development Corp., the current property administrator. Soldiers were to reoccupy by December. the Army has reopened two buildings while officials argue over the occupancy terms.
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Roscoe G. Bartlett
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Bayers SU Nedgether Vetare Printvaane
A fragment from a local notice describes a civic matter involving Bayer and the Su Nedgether Vetare entity. Details are sparse but indicate a scheduled action or decision by a governing body affecting the parties named, with page context suggesting a public notice.
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Detrick to end command of Underground Pentagon site
Fort Detrick will hand over authority for Site R the underground command center in southern Pennsylvania to the Military District of Washington within a year. Site R built in the 1950s as a backup command post faces change as officials cite security and closure history.
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Leatherman Named To Myersville Town Council Seat
The Myersville Town Council unanimously appoints Paul N. Leatherman to fill the vacant seat after Hardy resigned over a scheduling conflict. Leatherman, 34, born in Myersville, decided to pursue government as he began building a new house. Continuous coverage continues on Rate A-16.
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