Water main breaks near BWI shut road to terminal
A water main break on Interstate 195 near Baltimore-Washington International Airport halted access to the terminal area, delaying inbound and outbound flights. Frigid temperatures froze water, keeping the road impassable for about three hours until sand was applied and the roadway reopened. Flights remained paused as crews and passengers awaited resumption.
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Linthicum
Baltimore-Washington International Airport
BWI
April Thompson
Thompson
Maryland Transportation, Authority
Heather Branhan
Miller
Hie Elkridge
National Zoo debuts Sumatran tiger cub Berani
The 23 month old male tiger cub Berani made a public debut at the National Zoo with mother Suppha nearby. Weighing about 23 pounds, he is expected to reach 30 pounds in about 2 1/2 years. Zoo officials stress Berani’s role in conserving an endangered species with only about 500 in the wild and 171 in zoos.
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Washington
Berani
Suppha
Associated Press
Rerant
Smithsonian's National Zoological Park
Rerani
OPEC eyes price rise as cuts take effect worldwide
OPEC aims to lift its benchmark price toward 22 dollars a barrel after agreed reductions and non-OPEC pledges. Nigeria's Lukman said the cut should be more than enough, while ministers warned market mechanisms still govern prices, with Russia and Norway among non-OPEC suppliers pledging cuts.
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OPEC
Rilwant Lukman
Nigeria
Tus
al Naini
Saudi Arabia
Russia
Laman
Norway
Mexico
Oman
Angola
Cullen Plan Shifts Juvenile Housing and Oversight in Maryland
Victor Cullen facility faces closure as Maryland shifts 3 million of its 13 million budget from the Cullen site to fund community based programs for delinquents. State monitors to be increased. 24 hour oversight expands from six to eighty. private vendors sought to house youths with complex mental health and educational needs.
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Tor Cullen
Cullen
Lisa Catin
Weissenbach
Vincent Schiraldi
Center For Juvenile and Criminal Jublice
Washington
Bis Center
Maryland
Eighbor Havel
S51
James Slattery
Victor Cullen
Townsend
Bishop Robinson
Towers
Dji Wes
Snodgrass
Diffiultto
Carmet Tuberentisis Hospital
Awas
Sabillasville
RFA
Schiraldi
American Bar Association
Mg. Townsetnl
Mc Sartines
DLT
Snow Halts Buffalo as Icy Storm Paralyzes Area
A heavy lake effect snowstorm blankets Buffalo and Lewiston with gratitude of officials urging travel bans. Beverly Catanese, 50, dies after a pickup strikes her car on an icy street. City and state workers sent home, while private plow drivers struggle. residents help shovel to free plows as the region endures the second largest 24 hour snowfall in Buffalo history.
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Lake Erie
Paul Sullivan
Beverly Catanese
Lewiston
Buffalo
Dkichacabbi
Levy Case Persists Eight Months After Disappearance
Washington AP reports no suspects or solid clues in the missing intern Chandra Levy eight months after she vanished. Police say no crime has been proven and continue limited, high-profile probes with FBI help while Levy’s family and lawyer press for more aggressive action.
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Washington
Chandra Levy
Levy
Gary Candit
D-Calif
Joe Gantile
FBI
Robert
Susan Levy
Modesto
Calif
Gentile
Chandra
Billy Martin
Levys
Martin
Lavy
Bureau of Prisons
University of Southern California
Condit
States in South West growing the fastest
New Hampshire leads fast growth among states as Census estimates show Rye resident Barry Russo valuing rural charm while planning to guide local growth. The nationwide population rose to 284.8 million by July 1, 2001, with Nevada and several Western states posting gains while West Virginia and others declined.
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Washington
Barry Russo
Rye
New Jersey
New Hampshire
Russo
Nevada
Arizona
Colorado
Ridgewood
N.Y
Bureau
Nora Dakota
West Virginia
John Haaga
West Coast
Las Vegas
Atlanta
Denver
Tyler Young
Office of Planning
Massachusetts
Maine
Boston
Hanga
North Dakota
Iowa
Louisiana
Pennsylvania
Wyoming
New York
Nebraska
Identified Victim in Hoffmaster Case Speaks of Ongoing Investigation
The Hoffmaster girl, strangled, was identified a week after her death by a consul tant with the State Medical Examiner's Office. Lt. Chase and Frederick County State’s Attorney Scott Kalle, with staff Dave Callahan and Nanci O’Brien, oversee the inquiry. Detective Jeffrey Hutchison continues police work while Stacy Hoffmaster’s mother, Vicki, laments the lack of arrests and visits the grave, finding solace in her grandson Anthony.
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Chase
Frederick County
Scott Kalle
Dave Callahan
Nanci O'Brien
Jeffrey Hutchison
Rolie
Stacy
Vicki
Roffmaster
Frederick
Hamilton Avenue
Mount Olivet
Vielne Hoftreanster
Vickits
Anthony
Police deaths tally after 9 11 across states
Police losses figure across agencies show Port Authority NYNJ PD accounting for 47 fatalities from the Sep 11 attacks. New Jersey listed four officer deaths, while New York had one, Texas twenty, and California twelve. Memorial site listed online.
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Police Department
Port Authority of
New York
New Jersey
New York City
Pexas
California
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