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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 2001

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Local business leaders Seek Stronger Economy in 2002

Frederick County business figures name a thriving economy as the top goal for 2002. George Dredden urges growth to create jobs, Kim Kreps of Manpower stresses ample job supply. Tyson and Sylvia Creamer want more sheep sales and hope MARC train service attracts tourists.

George E. Dredden All of America Dredden Frederick County Bank Kim Kreps Ms. Kreps Tyson Sylvia Creamer

Prisoners moved to Kandahar staging area in Afghanistan operation

U S forces disclosed an off northern Afghanistan prison transfer aimed at gathering detainees for suspected al Qaeda and Taliban collaborator intelligence. Major Joseph Fenty said the operation shifts detainees toward Kandahar as quickly as possible. Officials gave few details about the Friday‑begun mission.

Shtbergan Afghanistan al-Qaida Kandahar Maj Joseph Fenty

Cullen plan sparks talk of state reform

Maryland lawmakers call for reform as Victor Cullen Center closure nears June 30 when its contract with Youth Services International ends. State seeks proposals in February to use two 24-bed cottages for difficult juvenile offenders, amid concerns privatization may repeat past issues at Cullen and nearby facilities. Delegates Hecht and Snodgrass doubt private vendors will fix systemic problems.

Maryland Victor Cullen Center Reform School Gay Kathleen Kennedy Townsend Cullen Youth Services International Sue Hecht Frederick Washington USI Correctional Services Corp. of Florida Charles H. Hickey Baltimore County Dickey Louise Snodgrass Frederick Washington Ms. Snodgrass Department of Juvenile Justice

Two Drivers Die In Maryland Head On Collision

A Friday head on crash on U S 40 in Washington County left two drivers dead. Robert Allen Moore and Patricia Louise Boyd, both of Clear Spring, died from injuries sustained in the wreck. Police say the collision occurred near Ash. Continued on Page 4-16.

Clear Spring U.S 40 Washington County Botl Maryland Robert Allen Moore Patricia Louise Boyd Ash

Pileups on Interstates Leave Deaths and Injuries Across Pa

Snowbound drivers faced a series of chain reaction crashes on three Pennsylvania interstates. At least eight people died and dozens were injured as fierce storms spread from Lake Superior to eastern Pennsylvania. Survivors recounted fiery pileups and strangers helping each other amid whiteouts and heavy snowfall. National Guard troops were deployed as the storm buried Northern Michigan and Buffalo with over six feet of snow.

Loganton Pat Lianne Gibson Pennsylvania Lake Superior Michigan Buffalo N.Y National Guard

Snodgrass aims to curb personal data on the net in Maryland

Delegate Louise Snodgrass proposes a 2002 bill to make posting another person’s personal information online to harass illegal. The measure follows Ranger Cesar Diaz exposure of name and home phone on a porn site in 1999 2000, which led to harassment calls and later dropped charges. Officials say drafting protections without curbing free speech is challenging.

Maryland Louise Snodgrass Frederick Washington Snodgrass General Assembly Sonal Angie Olah Department of Natural Resources Cesar Diaz Ranger Diaz Sat. Glad Shiv Sniedgrass L State Park Allorney Scon Rolle Rolle

New Year Babysitting Woes Prompt Local Network Search

Parents face scarce reliable sitters as New Year celebrations approach. With word of mouth faltering after relocating to Mecderick, families seek a neighborhood babysitting network like the Germantown Lawn newsletter that listed sitters and contact details. Rates vary but hover around eight dollars per hour per child, rising with more children. one family plans an evening out while arranging supervision for two kids.

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