13 Jan 2001
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 2001
Page
1
Maryland officials outline a broad transport package that adds funding for transit and road projects, prioritizing a Middletown bypass around US 40 and MD 17 bottlenecks. County leaders press for continued consideration while noting Frederick and other areas await design allocations.
Investors face real losses as stocks slide for months with tech shares plunging over 50 percent in 2000. Santa Fe consultant Jan Kendel says statements reveal likely poor results, while Vanguard Group’s Sean Hagerty notes returns will be unusually low for the period.
A Brunswick couple was awarded damages totaling 219,710 in a negligence case. The Frederick court case involved uncertainty in the liability assessment and the parties Pausity and Pretec were named in the proceedings. The settlement reflects fault findings and compensatory relief for the plaintiffs.
Former President Ronald Reagan, 89, is said to be in stable condition after a fall at his Bel-Air home. He was rushed to St. John’s Health Center and could require surgery to repair a broken right hip. He remained alert and in good humor with Nancy by his side.
Doctors found a small lesion on President Clinton's back during a Friday medical report issued after a stay at a suburban hospital. They said the spot is very suspicious for basal cell carcinoma but not a threat to his health. a biopsy was performed with results due next week.
AP reports that midway through his first term President Clinton dictated the 1995 State of the Union on an IBM Selectric to avoid liberal aides seeing the draft. Dick Morris recalls pushing a centrist line to counter Newt Gingrich and GOP power, signaling a retreat from some liberal causes and bragging of bipartisan gains.
A fragmented, unclear OCR fragment discusses a cell phone bill and business impact. It mentions a speaker named Lingg and remarks about rapid transactions, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear details or outcomes. Further readable context is needed to form a precise summary.
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