04 Jan 2001
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 2001
Page
1
The Federal Reserve announced a rate cut in an effort to bolster the fragile economy. The move was a half-point reduction discussed during a conference call, aiming to spur growth and improve upcoming economic news through the summer.
The fair board approved free admission for children on all weekdays, replacing the previous single free day. At a Wednesday meeting Jewish parents raised concerns about scheduling conflicts with Rosh Hashana and “Children's Day” perceptions. School officials supported the plan, noting the prior Friday schedule was due to staff days and holidays.
Former official Raffensberger tells the public the press must act as a watchdog. He speaks as the club’s first speaker for the year 2001, with the panel continuing on Page A-14 for further remarks.
Residents at Victor Cullen discuss reorganization plans as officials promise reforms. The meeting at Thurmont Middle School covered a new perimeter fence to be built by March or April and questioned state monitoring and past facility management. Local residents expressed safety concerns over escapes and foot traffic, while authorities noted reduced emergency calls since October.
Thurmont schedules a year of events to mark its 230th anniversary. The lineup includes pottery displays, concerts by the Heart of America Band, a Gateway Gala dance, a 250th Anniversary Parade with cash prizes over five thousand dollars, and the Firemen’s Carnival with fireworks. Local AMVETS and community groups host free dances and activities at Guardian Hose Co and Town Park. Call 901-271-7313 for details.
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